Oregon Police Department

The Oregon Police Department consists of 19 sworn officers including a Chief, two Lieutenants, Detective Sergeant, three Patrol Sergeants, Detective, a K-9 Unit, School Resource Officer, Patrol Officers, three civilian employees, and 12 part-time crossing guards. The Oregon Police Department is one of only 36 agencies accredited out of 529 agencies in the state and one of only 4 in Dane County. The police department serves a population of approximately 11,000 and handles approximately 10,000 calls for service each year. The mission of the Oregon Police Department is to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, to reduce the incidence and fear of crime and to enhance public safety while working with the diverse community to improve their quality of life. Safety Day, Safety Camp, and National Night Out are a few of our community events where you can meet our officers throughout the year. 

Oregon Area Fire & EMS District

The Oregon Area Fire/EMS District remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering quality, timely, and professional emergency services to those who live in and travel through the communities we serve. Our essential duties extend beyond traditional fire and rescue services; we are actively engaged in vehicle extrication, technical rescue, fire prevention and education, CPR/AED training, Stop the Bleed training, fire investigation, and emergency management of natural disasters. Serving the Village of Oregon, Townships of Dunn, Oregon, and Rutland, as well as the surrounding communities, OAFED now protects approximately 18,000 residents across 44 square miles from our station.
Our staffing has grown to be robust, consisting of dedicated members who respond to over 1,800 calls for service annually. This team includes full-time staff, part-time, and interns, all united in their dedication, service, and integrity toward this community. Our district, celebrating over 130 years of service, continues to work diligently to achieve the highest levels of preparedness and prevention in both Fire and EMS services.