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Community Service Officer
The Community Service
Officer (CSO) is a non-sworn, uniformed employee whose primary
duties are code and ordinance enforcement, parking regulation,
animal control and motorist assistance.
The CSO also assists sworn officers with traffic control and
direction at accidents and special events, and performs many other
duties that do not require the expertise of a sworn police officer.
Any questions for the CSO can be submitted to
pdcpd70@mhtc.net.
“Ask an Officer”
Submit your law enforcement questions
to the Police via email at
pdcadmasst@mhtc.net .
Vehicles
Winter Parking Restrictions:
In order to provide efficient snow removal, winter parking
restrictions are in effect and enforced from November 15th through
March 31st. These restrictions are enforced nightly regardless of
weather conditions. Exceptions to these restrictions are posted by
street signs.
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No
Parking: No parking on either side of Blackhawk Avenue from
Water Street to Marquette Road between 2:30 AM and 6:00 AM.
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Alternate Side Parking: Between 12:01 AM and 6:00 AM. On
even-numbered days, park on the side of the street with
even-numbered addresses. On odd-numbered days, park on the side
of the street with odd-numbered addresses. When parking for the
night, use the next calendar day to determine on which side of
the street to park.
As of November 20, 2007, a new ordinance has been adopted
regarding alternate side parking. Click
here to see the new ordinance,
effective immediately.
Motorized Scooters: Motorized
scooters can be operated on private property, private roads, and
driveways. Under current Wisconsin Statute, they cannot be operated
on city streets or public sidewalks.
Crossing Guards
For information on the locations and
availability of school crossing guards, please
click here.
Help Stop Meth!
Please don't learn the hard way!
Learn the
facts about methamphetamine and
your
responsibility as a property owner.
Area businesses should report any
suspicious activity.
Utility workers can learn ways to
protect themselves from the dangers of meth labs. By educating
themselves on what to look for, owners of
hotels/motels,
rental property and
storage units can help prevent the
production of meth. By working together, we CAN make a
difference!
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