Augusta WI Police Department

10/09/2026

This bike was found last week. If it is yours, call the PD to answer a few questions and we’ll get it returned to you.

09/13/2026

OWNER LOCATED

This dog was found in the 400 Block of E. Brown Street. The dog will be kept at the police department for a few hours before being transported to the Osseo Vet Clinic. You can message us here, contact the PD at 715-286-2252 or the non-emergency line for dispatch at 715-839-4972.

03/11/2026

03/07/2026

This phone was turned in to the police department recently. If it is yours contact the police department or stop in within the next two weeks to claim it.

02/19/2026

***OWNER LOCATED AND DOG RETURNED***

Dog found near the intersection of Hudson and Spring Streets. Message us or call the PD if you know the owner.

01/27/2026

Raffle!!! We have just a few more tickets left so get in on the raffle for some bang sticks! Four days left to buy. Any tickets we have left over is money on the table that we don’t have to split with anyone. 100% of the money from these last tickets go directly to the K9 Foundation and Augusta-Bridge Creek FD. Help out a great cause, message directly for more information!

12/31/2025

A dog owner called to report their dog, Rita, got out and appeared to be picked up by a passerby near the Woodland Gas Station on State Road 27. This happened around 10:15am this morning. Rita is microchipped, but if you were the passerby or know who they were, just reach out to the Augusta PD and we’ll help facilitate getting Rita back to her owner.

12/19/2025

Congratulations to Officer Laxson who graduated from CVTC’s Law Enforcement Academy yesterday! He’s already been working with field training officers for the last six weeks and was previously doing internship work within Augusta PD. Officer Laxson has already proved himself to be a valuable team member and we’re excited he chose to stay here in Augusta!

12/15/2025

Press Release - Drug Investigation / Search Warrant

11/29/2025

❗️Winter Parking❗️

Reminder of Augusta’s winter parking ordinances.

For the streets not listed in subsection (2), there is no parking allowed.

For a few select streets which are listed in subsection (2), there is alternate side parking. That would mean for anyone parking their vehicle tonight, you would park on the EVEN SIDE of the road’s house numbers because the ordinance is enforced at 2:30AM.

Public Works anticipates snow removal operations tomorrow. Officers issued over 50 warnings overnight. Any vehicles in violation of the ordinance tomorrow will be ticketed.