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Manitowoc County Division of Emergency Services
Department of Emergency Management & Joint Dispatch Center
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
Q: Where can I find information about
what will happen when I call 9-1-1?
A: Please see this document
or visit
http://www.emergencydispatch.org/downloads/911PublicInfo.pdf
Q: Where can I find more information
about internet phones (VoIP)?
A: Please see this document,
this document or visit
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/voip911.pdf.
Q: Are we under a snow emergency?
A: The correct number to call for this information is: (920)
683-4555
Q: How are the roads?
A: Please call 866/511-WISC (9472) or visit their site at:
www.511wi.gov
Q: Are the snowmobile trails open?
A: The correct number to call for this information is: (920)
758-SNOW
Q: Have questions related to probation
and parole?
A: The correct number to call for this information is: (920)
683-4590
Q: ANY INFORMATION RELATED TO THE JAIL:
A: The correct number to call for this information is: (920)
683-4228
Q: What do I do if I have a wild animal
on my property that is injured or appears to be sick?
A: Please call Wildlife of Wisconsin at (920) 323-5609
Q: Who do I call if there is a dog or
farm animal running around in the county?
A: You need to call your local constable.
Q: Who do I call if there is a power
outage?
A: DO NOT CALL 9-1-1. Please use the Utility Company list
below and contact the appropriate service provider.
Q: Who do I call for drivers licensing
and registration?
A: Please call the Wisconsin Department of Transportation:
1-800-924-3570
Q: Who do I call for drivers license
road test appointments?
A: Please call the Wisconsin Department of Transportation:
1-888-368-9556
1. JAIL ALL INMATE Information
2. RECORDS and Process Service of papers: ANY
COPY'S OR RECORD INFORMATION, ALL LEGAL PAPERS EVICTIONS ETC.
3. Sheriff's Department Administration: Sheriff,
Inspector, Deputy Inspectors, Clerical staff
4. Detectives and Metro Drug: Investigation
5. Road Conditions: Referral to 1-800-ROAD-WIS
6. Other: Call transferred to LIVE operator in JDC
UTILITIES SERVICING MANITOWOC COUNTY
*Please use these numbers in the event of a power outage. DO NOT CALL 9-1-1
*All are 920 area code unless stated otherwise
Two Rivers
DPW
793-5576
WASTE WATER
793-5574
FILTER PLANT
793-5555
WATER & LIGHT
793-5550
City of Manitowoc
MPU
683-4600
ELECTRIC
683-4622
WATER
683-4633
DPW
683-4550
Elsewhere in Manitowoc County
WPS
800-450-7260
WE Energies
800-662-4797
WISCONSIN ELECTRIC
800-450-4240
WISCONSIN GAS
800-450-7280
Cable Companies
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS
877-232-4522 -- TWO RIVERS RESIDENTS
COMCAST CABLE COMPANY 682-7705 -- MANITOWOC
RESIDENTS
TIME WARNER
800-627-2288 -- MOSTLY FOR COUNTYRESIDENTS
MARITIME METRO TRANSIT
683-4560
NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS
(all 920 area code)
FIRE:
Manitowoc, City of:
686-6540
Mishicot:
755-2345
St. Nazianz - Station -
773-2311
Chief (days)
773-2330
Two Rivers, City of:
793-5521
POLICE:
Manitowoc, City of:
686-6500
Mishicot:
755-2525
Two Rivers, City of:
Non-emergency officer
Response
686-7200
Business Office: Days open: M-F
Hours open: 7am-4:30pm 793-1191
Rescue/Ambulance (non-emergency)
Manitowoc, City of:
686-6540
Mishicot:
755-2525
Two Rivers, City of:
793-5521
SHERIFF:
Manitowoc County
683-4200

Department of Transportation
Manitowoc Service Center
621 Reed Avenue
Manitowoc, WI 54220
Hours: M-W-F 8:30am-4:30pm / Tu-Th 9:45am-5:30pm
Closed: July 4, September 1, October 13, November 27 & 28, December 24, 25 & 31
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/about/locate/dmv/manitowoc.htm
Enhanced services visually display winter road conditions, incidents, construction and more
Motorists can now get up-to-the-minute travel information by either dialing 511 or going to a new
Web site offered by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The Web site,
www.511wi.gov, provides travelers with traffic and road information on Wisconsin's main
highways, including the Interstate system.
511 also provides a feature that allows all users, or only users in a targeted area, to hear a
message about special conditions that may affect their travel or to receive an AMBER Alert.
Individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing can access and use the entire 511 system through
the Wisconsin Relay Service, which is available by dialing 711, and asking the operator to dial
the alternate toll-free number: 866/511-WISC (9472). That number is also available to users
whose cell phone provider doesn't offer direct access to 511.