The Patrol Division is led by Captain John Rousseau
This division's primary responsibility is to provide support to the men and women of the Brown County Sheriff's Office as well as the Circuit Court Judges operating out of The Brown County Courthouse.
Patrol is comprised of Lieutenants, Sergeants, and Deputies totaling approximately 100 sworn employees.
The Patrol Division is split into 4 shifts and is divided into 6 sections across the county.
- Day shift 6a-2p
- Afternoon shift 2p-10p
- Night shift 10p-6a
The Patrol Division has various responsibilities, some of which are
- Calls for service (disturbances, missing persons, thefts, burglaries, etc.)
- Enforce state and local ordinances
- Vehicle crash investigations
- Assisting other local law enforcement agencies when called upon
The Patrol Division provides valuable community service through traffic control, security details and dignitary protection to public and private organizations.
Deputies also makes public service appearances on topics such as personal safety, workplace violence, ID theft prevention, and neighborhood watch coordination
In addition to the county patrol, The Sheriff's Office
Directed Enforcement Officers (DEO) contracted by the Villages of Allouez, Bellevue, Denmark, Howard and Suamico.