Community Services

Community Resource Officer

Officer Gary Wallace, Community Resource Officer The Community Resource Officer (CRO) is a sworn law enforcement position within the Franklin Police Department responsible for acting as a liaison to the community, assisting the citizenry and local businesses with concerns and crime prevention initiatives. The CRO oversees numerous community outreach programs and works closely with community groups, civic organizations, various government entities, businesses, and other community stakeholders. The CRO also develops and provides training and presentations to those members of the community.

Please email Community Resource Officer Gary Wallace or call 414-858-2622 for more information on programs offered by the City of Franklin Police Department or tips on crime prevention.

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Franklin Police Dept.

9455 W. Loomis Road
Franklin, WI 53132

Phone: 414-425-2522
Fax: 414-425-0391

Hours: 24 Hours/7 Days a Week

911 For Emergencies Only

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Identity Theft

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Senior Citizen Liaison Program

Seniors can become vulnerable to predators and scammers who try to take advantage of their situation. Home improvement cons, fraud, identity theft, and even physical abuse are just a few of the offenses perpetrated against the elderly. The Franklin Police Department is committed to developing positive, helpful relationships with our senior citizens and empowering them to avoid becoming victims of crime.