Police Report: January 7, 2026

Vilas County Sheriff
The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 298 CAD calls last week, which included 21 911 hangups, one abandoned vehicle, three car versus deer accidents, one hit and run traffic accident, one personal injury accident, 68 nonreportable traffic accidents, 15 property damage accidents, four agency assists, eight  burglary alarms, two fire alarms, seven ambulance requests, two animal problems, three locate attempts, one bond condition violation, six conditions of bond, one child abuse or neglect, 14 citizen assists, one citizen problem, one death inbestigation, two disorderly conduct, one deer dispatch in a roadway, six disturbances, three fish or game violations, one domestic violence complaint, one drug problem, two emergency detention, six sick leaves, one fireworks complaint, three frauds, three harassments, two warrant/hit confirmations, 28 information reports, two intoxicated persons, two lifeline alarms, one powerline down, one lockout, one lost property, one DOC offender release, four drug or alcoholrelated OWIs, two parking problems, one probation problem, one officer request, 14 snowmobile accidents, seven snowmobile violations, one snowmobile OWI, one stalking complaint, none removed subject, one suicide attempts, one suspicious circumstances, one property/general theft, one threat, nine hazards, 10 traffic violations, one trespass, two utility problems, one weapons offense and 12 welfare checks. Ten people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail last week.

Eagle River Police
The Eagle River Police Department responded to 33 incidents last week, which included one agency assist, one ambulance assist, one assault, three citizen assists, one communication offense, one dead body, five disorderly conduct incidents, two lost or found properties, one parking problem, two probation violations, one snowmobile accident injury, two suspicious circumstances, one nonreportable traffic accident, two property damage traffic accidents, one personal injury accident, four traffic hazards, one traffic offense and three welfare checks. Four people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Three Lakes Police
The Three Lakes Police Department responded to 146 incident types, which included two 911, two accidents, one alarm, nine ambulance incidents, one animal incident, three citizen assists, two motorist assists, two other agency assists, 79 business checks, one commitment, one disturbance, four extra patrols, one fire alarm, one harassment, two hazards, two information reports, one juvenile, one vehicle theft, one paper service, one parking ticket, three property incidents, four recreational, four suspicious circumstances, one traffic complaint, eight traffic stops, one vandalism and seven vehicle in a ditch incidents.