Granary Move Completed

The Maple-Oregon Street Bridge is now back open.   The Sturgeon Bay Police Department is glad the process is complete and those involved are safe.    

Happy Easter

Hope you behave this Easter weekend or this bunny may be

delivering you rotten eggs.  

The Sturgeon Bay Police Department office, along with City Hall, will be closed Friday, March 30th and reopen Monday, April 2nd.   The men and women of the Sturgeon Bay Police Department would like to wish you a Happy Easter and hope you enjoy your time with your families.  

Granary Relocating

For some the big excitement isn’t the Easter Bunny coming this weekend, it’s the Granary moving to its new home.  Tomorrow, March 29th, the east side access to the Oregon Street Bridge will be closed starting at 5:00 am and the west side area will be closed at 6:30 am.  The process of moving the granary is expected to be completed at 11:00 am.   Locations open to the public to view the move are Sawyer Park, Graham Park, and the Michigan Street Bridge walkway.   

New Department Chaplain

The Sturgeon Bay Police Department is proud to announce Pastor Gomez as the department Chaplain.  Pastor Gomez and his family are a great addition to the Sturgeon Bay Police Department family.  Thank you to the Prince Of Peace Church for allowing Pastor Gomez to be the department Chaplain.    

Act Of Kindness

Sergeant Tassoul responded to a mother and 3 young kids stranded at an apartment complex with no money waiting for a ride back to Illinois.  Sergeant Tassoul spoke with Jason Estes, Sonny’s Pizzeria, and he immediately offered to provide them with pizza and even had it delivered.   

The Sturgeon Bay Police Department wants to give a huge “THANK YOU” to Jason Estes and Sonny’s Pizzeria for your support to this family.  All it takes is an act of kindness like this to help people in a bad situation feel a little bit better.    

Career Day Event

Officer Shew and Officer Dorner interacted with local students at the Career Day event held at Stone Harbor Resort.  

St. Patrick's Day

The festivities begin with the 25th annual St. Patrick's Day parade kicking off at Sawyer Park on Saturday at 11:00 am with a Sturgeon Bay Police Department squad leading the way.  As the festivities continue throughout the day into the night, remember to have a designated leprechaun so your luck doesn't run out.  Have fun and be safe!  

                              HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!