Georgetown Police Department

🎉 Congratulations to Our March Blue Line Leaders: Cops & Coneys Winners! 🎉

The Blue Line Leaders: Cops & Coneys program continues to highlight outstanding students who are doing the right thing every day!

Through the Georgetown school’s PBIS reward system, these students were recognized for their positive behavior, leadership, and commitment to making their school a better place.

👏 March Winners:
Hayden Haas
Presli Kelch
Elizabeth Thompson
Richard Tully
Steven Albert

These students chose to purchase and earned the opportunity to enjoy a well-deserved lunch with our officers—complete with some famous coneys provided and sponsored by Georgetown GoldStar Chili! 🌭🚓

We’re proud of each of you for setting the example and showing what it means to be a leader in your school and community.

Keep up the great work!

🚔👮‍♂️ 2026 Brown County Junior Police Academy Announcement! 👮‍♀️🚔

We are excited to announce the upcoming 2026 Brown County Junior Police Academy! This program is a great opportunity for young students to learn about law enforcement, leadership, teamwork, and community involvement in a fun and educational environment.

Participants will get hands-on experiences, meet local officers, and gain insight into what it takes to serve and protect our community.

📚 School Visits Coming Soon!
Officer Luther will be visiting schools in the coming weeks to share more information about the academy, answer questions, and encourage students to get involved.

Stay tuned for registration details and important dates. We look forward to seeing the next generation of leaders join us in 2026!

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Every now and then when we’re on duty, someone will pick up our lunch. It’s never expected, but it’s always appreciated more than people probably realize. Those small gestures mean a lot to the men and women out there working.

Yesterday was one of those moments that stuck with me a little differently.

Three of us were eating at Parker’s when one of the guys from the kitchen came out and said, “ your meals are paid for, I appreciate what you do.”

Now, people have bought us meals before and it’s always incredibly kind. But for some reason this one hit differently. Not because I assume anyone else has more or less money than the next person—but seeing someone who is back there working hard in the kitchen, taking their own earned money and choosing to spend it on three officers… that really meant something.

That’s someone who is grinding through their day just like everyone else, and they still chose to show appreciation.

To the young man working in the kitchen at Parker’s yesterday—thank you. Not just for the meal, but for the reminder that kindness and support are still alive in our community.

It didn’t go unnoticed, and it meant more than you probably know.

We appreciate you.

Every morning, I stop in to see my preschool buddies, and honestly, it’s the highlight of my day. I get tiny high-fives, big hugs, and very serious updates and conversations about superheroes, what's on my vest, and they like my beard.

They don’t care that I’m the Chief — they just know I show up. And that means a lot to me. Starting my day with their smiles and laughter is the best part of the day.

— Chief Inlow

Thanks to Chief Inlow for stopping by preschool for Breakfast with a Cop on Tuesday. Our students enjoy having community partners visit with them!

SRO Appreciation Day

Today we recognize SRO Weinman for his work at Georgetown Village Schools.

He helps maintain a safe school environment, builds positive relationships with students and staff, and represents law enforcement with professionalism every day.

Thank you, SRO Weinman, for your service to our schools and community.