Police Department
The City of Waterloo Police Department is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our citizens through professionally supported and trained police officers. Officers strive to provide an environment that will allow citizens to live and work in a safe and secure community. The Department is composed of a Police Chief, 1 Lieutenant, 6 full-time officers, 1 part-time officer, and an administrative assistant.
Although the City of Waterloo provides 24-hour police protection, the office is only staffed Monday through Friday from 07:00 am to 3:30 pm (weekends and holidays excluded). Forms and other general information can be only accessed at our office during these hours. After business hours and when our office is non-staffed, the City of Waterloo is serviced by an enhanced 911 emergency phone system. Non-emergency calls are forwarded to the dispatch center at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department and then relayed to the officers on duty.
The City of Waterloo Police Department maintains a fax machine, documents can be faxed to our department at (920) 478-4746. You can also email the department and the email will be routed to the appropriate personnel.
If you are witnessing a crime in progress or are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911.
Contact Info
Sasha Kohn
Administrative Assistant
136 N Monroe Street
(920) 478-2343
sjkohn@waterloowi.us
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Denis Sorenson
Police Chief
136 N Monroe Street
(920) 478-2343
dpsorenson@waterloowi.us
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get a copy of a police report?
People that would like a copy of a police report must submit their request in writing. Your request should include the following information: your name, address, date of the incident and the case number that is assigned to the report you are requesting. A written request may be submitted at anytime, but it would be best to bring the request to the police department during normal business hours.
A copy of a police report costs $0.25 per page when picked up in person. If mailed to you, it is a minimum fee of $2.00. Payment must be received before a copy of a report is released.
If the officer took pictures during their investigation, you can request a copy of the pictures. The pictures will be put on a disc and the charge is $3.00 per disc.
Does the Police Department do fingerprinting for the public?
Yes, the Police Department does fingerprinting for the public, there is no charge for that service for residents of Waterloo. For non-residents there is a $15.00 fee. You do not have to make an appointment, but it is advisable to call ahead to see if an officer will be available to help you, so you won't have to wait.
How should I dispose of unused prescription drugs?
The Waterloo Police Department has a drug disposal container in the lobby. All unused medications may be brought in Monday-Friday during business hours, please empty all bottles of medication into a ziploc bag and recycle the bottles, if the medication is in liquid from, place the bottle in a ziploc bag. If you have further questions, feel free to contact the police department.