EDUCATION = RESILIENCE

These resources, brought to you by our department and Safety Division, aim to empower Milwaukee’s citizens. Though our officers are sworn to protect, greater awareness helps lessen the need for their intervention.

EDUCATION = RESILIENCE

These resources, brought to you by our department and Safety Division, aim to empower Milwaukee’s citizens. Though our officers are sworn to protect, greater awareness helps lessen the need for their intervention.

Looking for more resources?

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  • For parents

    Water Safety 101

    Water activities can be fun, provide good exercise for children, and be a good source of recreation involving children and adults, but when there is a lack of supervision, [...]

    This resource has been provided by the Milwaukee Police Department Safety Division.
  • who we are

    MPD Safety Division

    What is the purpose and function of the Safety Division? Furnish children, industrial workers, official and nonofficial groups with educational materials such as publications, films, radio and television announcements [...]

  • Traffic safety

    Why Speed Limits?

    Speed limits are in place for a reason—to keep us all safe. Whether you're driving through neighborhoods, near schools, or just on your daily commute, slowing down can make [...]

    This resource has been provided by the Milwaukee Police Department Safety Division.
  • Need to know

    About MPDTSU

    The Milwaukee Police Department Traffic Safety Unit (TSU) utilizes High Visibility Enforcement (HVE) as a universal traffic safety approach designed to create deterrence and change unlawful traffic behaviors when it comes to reckless driving.

  • Cutting-Edge

    Airborne Assessment Team Introduction

    The Milwaukee Police Airborne Assessment Team (AAT) is a patrol led initiative designed to harness cutting-edge drone technology in service to our community.

  • K5 - 3rd Grade

    Bike Safety for Kids

    Riding a bike is so much fun! You can zoom down the sidewalk, feel the wind in your hair, and explore your neighborhood. But did you know that being a safe bike rider is just as important as having fun?

  • For Teachers (K - 3)

    Bike Safety Learning Activity

    Increase students’ awareness of potential dangers while driving their bicycle on the sidewalk.

  • Need to know

    Bike Theft Reduction

    Upgrade your lock from a cable lock. U-locks, folding locks, and hardened chains offer better protection.

  • Teacher's Guide (K - 1)

    Can my child cross alone?

    When it comes to traffic and crossing streets, there are some things you should consider about your child’s ability to deal with traffic.

  • Teacher's Guide (K - 3)

    Cross Streets Safely

    Teach children basic information on safe pedestrian procedures for crossing streets.

  • myths & facts

    Drinking & Driving

    Discover the dangers of drinking and driving, how alcohol impairs judgment, and the impact of responsible choices on road safety in this essential pamphlet.

    This resource has been provided by the Milwaukee Police Department Safety Division.
  • What to do

    Financial Crimes

    The Financial Crimes Unit works closely with all law enforcement agencies, federal agencies, and banking institutions to prevent, reduce, and solve financial crimes and identity theft–the fastest growing crimes in the world.

  • Public procedure

    Firearm Surrender

    Learn about the process of surrendering a weapon and when it is appropriate.

  • Teacher's Guide (4 - 8)

    Getting there by Foot

    Teach kids basic information on safe pedestrian procedures for crossing streets.

  • Test your knowledge

    Home Safety

    Learn about the leading cause of accidental deaths, the sources of deadly carbon monoxide, and more in this home safety pamphlet.

    This resource has been provided by the Milwaukee Police Department Safety Division.
  • Test Yourself

    How Well Do You Ride Your Bike?

    Do you really think you know how to drive a bike well? Test yourself to see if you do! This test presents 10 traffic situations and asks how you would handle them. Try it and see how well you do.

  • Light the path to safety

    Human Trafficking

    Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide – including right here in the United States. It can happen in any community and victims can be any age, race, gender, or nationality. Find out how you can protect yourself and loved ones.

  • 4th - 8th Grade

    Laws for Bike Riders

    Learn about some of the State laws and City Ordinances governing the actions of bicycle drivers

  • Need to know

    Missing Persons

    The person is reported missing under circumstances indicating that the disappearance was not voluntary.

  • Teacher's Guide

    Preschool Pedestrian Safety

    Increase students’ awareness of potential dangers while driving their bicycle on the sidewalk.

  • Need to know

    The Danger of Fireworks

    Learn about the risks of fireworks, safe handling practices, and tips for celebrating responsibly in this important fireworks safety pamphlet.

    This resource has been provided by the Milwaukee Police Department Safety Division.
  • Teacher's Guide (K - 1)

    Traffic & Walking

    Kindergartners and first graders have had little experience and limited knowledge regarding safe crossing procedures. Proper instruction at this stage can help prevent accidents and develop safe crossing habits for the future.

  • Tips to parents

    Walk to School Safely

    This resource for parents provides a framework for teaching their children the best ways to walk to school safely, preparing them to eventually walk independently.

  • Dont be a dummy

    Wear a Seatbelt

    Discover this insightful guide on the benefits of wearing a seatbelt and staying safe on the road.

    This resource has been provided by the Milwaukee Police Department Safety Division.
  • Need to know

    Who to Contact

    The Milwaukee Police Department launched the new “Police to Citizen” (P2C) site. This site will allow the public to report certain types of offenses online without the need or assistance from a sworn or civilian member.

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