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School Resource Officers
Mission Statement
The School Resource Officers (SROs) mission is "working to build relationships and using those relationships to solve problems with the school."
Rationale for Having School Resource Officers
Questioning the Need for SROs
Although school-based policing continues to grow throughout America, citizens sometimes question the need for providing on site policing resources in the school setting. At times, a police presence is misinterpreted as a sign that schools are unsafe.
Putting Resources Where Citizens Are
However, each day that families leave their homes to go to work and school, police officers patrol their neighborhoods in an effort to protect their property. At the same time these neighborhoods are being patrolled, most secondary schools house more citizens at any given moment then any other public setting in the community.
Common Vision of SROs & Schools
The School Resource Officers (SROs) mission is "working to build relationships and using those relationships to solve problems with the school."
Rationale for Having School Resource Officers
Questioning the Need for SROs
Although school-based policing continues to grow throughout America, citizens sometimes question the need for providing on site policing resources in the school setting. At times, a police presence is misinterpreted as a sign that schools are unsafe.
Putting Resources Where Citizens Are
However, each day that families leave their homes to go to work and school, police officers patrol their neighborhoods in an effort to protect their property. At the same time these neighborhoods are being patrolled, most secondary schools house more citizens at any given moment then any other public setting in the community.
Common Vision of SROs & Schools
- Assimilate immigrant children into American Culture
- Instill values of honesty, cooperation and hard work.
- Prepare citizens for a Democracy
- Prepare tomorrow's workers.
- Provide a safe and welcoming learning climate.
SROs in Waukesha
School | Officer | Phone Number |
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Waukesha North High School |
Specialist Chelsea Coenen |
262-970-3535 |
Waukesha South High School |
Specialist Josh Tyndall |
262-970-3735 |
Waukesha West High School |
Specialist Jason Trimborn |
262-970-3935 |
School Resource Officer Coordinator |
Lieutenant Ty Hoffmann |
262-524-3768 |
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Police Department
Physical Address
1901 Delafield Street
Waukesha, WI 53188
Phone: 262-524-3831Fax: 262-524-3897Emergency: 911
Front Desk Hours
Monday and Wednesday
7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
7 a.m. - 5 p.m.