Law Enforcement Headlines

Education - Snowmobile Accident Reduction Team

The Bureau of Law Enforcement unveils a new snowmobile accident reduction team.  Conservation Warden Supervisor Dave Holmes appears in the photos while conducting an interview about the team with TV-2 In Green Bay.

This highly visible team is designed to travel to areas with high snowmobile use and past, fatal snowmobile accidents. Their objective is to reduce accidents through enforcement of snowmobile safety laws and visible presence. The team will operate from late December to the end of February concentrating on high-use days. The team will be made up of wardens from throughout the state and will consist of 12 members of which 6 will be assigned to any one weekend.  The accident reduction team concept received support from the Governor's Snowmobile Recreation Council, the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs and the Wisconsin Legislature.

Conservation Warden Supervisor Dave Holmes.

Training - Northwestern University Center for Public Safety School of Police Staff and Command

SPOONER – On Friday, December 16, 2005, Warden Supervisor Dave Zebro (Northern Region - Spooner) graduated from Northwestern University Center for Public Safety School of Police Staff and Command. This is a rigorous and challenging 10 week school. It focuses on leadership, management, budgeting, human resource administration, and lawl in the context of law enforcement operations. Pictured left to right: Chief Warden Randy Stark, Warden Supervisor Dave Zebro, Northern Regional Warden Mike Bartz.

Warden Supervisor Dave Zebro, center, is presented with his graduation certificate with Chief Warden Randy Stark, left, and Regional Warden Mike Bartz, right.