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 Chippewa Falls Police Department

Integrity | Compassion | Commitment​
​WINTER PARKING:

Winter Parking rules in Chippewa Falls run from November 15 until March 15. During Winter Parking, vehicles are not allowed to park on any city streets or boulevards from 2 am - 6 am for more than 30 minutes.
We will start with warnings and then transition to parking citations in the event of a significant snowfall. This could happen very quickly as we are dependent on mother nature.
Although we plan to delay writing tickets to cars as long as we reasonably can, please make plans now to get Boats, Campers and Trailers removed from Streets and Boulevards as those can be more difficult to move.
Please continue to monitor our Facebook page and website for updates.
See ordinance 7.09(3)(c) Winter Parking
See ordinance 8.11 Snow and Ice
Please note that 2am- 6am parking is restricted year-round in the Downtown Business Area (DBA).

A message from Chief Kelm:

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My name is Matthew Kelm and I am the Chief of the Chippewa Falls Police Department. On behalf of myself and all of our officers and staff, I would like to welcome you to our website! We strive hard to keep the content here current and engaging. We as a police department are at our best when we are working with community members like you.

Please feel free to send us suggestions on what you would like to see more of here. If you live in Chippewa Falls, let us know what is important to you as a citizen of this community. If you are interested in moving here or learning more about what our department is all about, let us know what you want to know. We are dedicated to being as transparent and responsive as we can under the law and in keeping with the principles of the 21st Century Policing Guidelines.

Our job is to make the community a safer and better place to live. Let us know what we can do for you. 

​Thank you!
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Missing Person: Shannah Boiteau
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    • Administration
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      • Drug Unit
      • School Resource Officer
    • Special Units
    • Personnel
  • K9 Fundraising
  • Reports
    • Annual Reports
    • Crash Reports
    • Weekly Reports
    • Department Policy Manual
  • Questions
    • WI State Statutes
    • City Ordinances
    • FAQs
  • Animal Licensing
  • News and Events
    • Special Events