Enforcing reckless driving

Our officers continue to address speeding concerns throughout the city. Enforcement locations are spread throughout the city based on traffic/crash data and community complaints. Check out the crime map to see statistics.

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Open records requests are an important tool for people to access information that is available to the public. Before filing an open records request, check the crime map or contact the public information team ([email protected]) to see if the information is already publicly available. This can save time and resources for both the requester and the agency.

The Records Division receives requests Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 3:00 pm. Requests can be made:

All audio and video requests:

  • All audio and video requests (body camera, squad camera, etc.) must be requested through this online form.

Police document requests:

All other requests, including police documents, can be requested at:

The Wauwatosa Police Department’s strategic plan outlines key goals and priorities for the future. Learn more about the initiatives that shape our work and how we aim to meet the needs of Wauwatosa.

Download the Police Department Strategic Plan
2026 – 2028 Strategic Plan

Police Chief

On behalf of the men and women of the Wauwatosa Police Department, welcome to our website and thank you for taking the time to learn about our organization. I am honored to have the privilege of serving the community as your Chief of Police. My hope is that these pages provide useful and interesting information about the police department, city safety, crime prevention and statistics, and the opportunities for partnership with the department.

The dedicated professionals of the Wauwatosa PD serve a population of over 48,000 residents. Our staff includes 91 sworn police officers, 33 civilian staff members and a cadre of dedicated volunteers who share their own time in the capacity of reserve police officers. The members of this department continually strive to provide an environment where all those who live, work and recreate can do so safely. Our efforts are greatly enhanced when members of our community take an active role in personal safety and crime prevention; public safety is a shared responsibility.

Sincerely,
James MacGillis
Chief of Police

Wauwatosa Police Chief A. Massignano in uniform, with American flag in background.