Richland County Sheriff's Office

Road Closures due to High Water

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County Officials are reporting road closures in the county due to high water.

Update: County Hwy D and County Hwy C are now open.  County Hwy I remains closed until water recedes.

The Richland County Sheriff’s Department in conjunction with the Richland County Highway Dept and Richland County Emergency Services is notifying residents of rising water and flooding in the area. Due to the heavy rainfall, some roads in the county are now officially closed until the high water recedes.
These roadways include: Cty D at the intersection with Cty DD; Cty C 2.5 miles west of Hwy 80; and Cty I between the Hwy 80 intersection and the first bridge. Officials are also watching the Rockbridge and Hub City areas as the water continues to rise. County Officials will stay on top of the situation, and remind all travelers to “Turn Around, Don’t Drown”.

February 2017 Request For Squad Car Bids

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The Richland County Sheriff’s Department, under the authority of the Richland County Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee, is currently accepting bids for the purchase of  one (1) Police Package 2016 Non-Retail Ford Interceptor SUV Police Patrol Vehicle, to be delivered within 90 days of the order being placed.

Bids must be received by Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 4:00p.m.   Bids will be accepted by U.S. Mail or hand delivery to the Sheriff’s Department.

If mailing bids, address to:
Squad Car Bids
c/o Chief Deputy Chad Kanable
Richland County Sheriff’s Department
181 W. Seminary St., Richland Center, WI.  53581

Detailed bid specifications: Available by contacting  Amber Muckler at 608-647-8906 or through email at amber.muckler@co.richland.wi.us

Bidders will include all fees associated with the purchase.  The bid you give will be a “drive away” figure and will include all fees.

Received bids will be reviewed by the Richland County Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee.  Richland County reserves the right to accept or reject any bid and will consider bids most advantageous to the county.    Richland County reserves the right to accept or reject portions of bids.  The County also reserves the right to reject all bids and consider purchase from the State of Wisconsin Cooperative Purchasing Program (State Bid).

Authority: Sheriff James J. Bindl

On behalf of the Richland County Law Enforcement and Judicial Committee

Request For Squad Car Bids

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The Richland County Sheriff’s Department, under the authority of the Richland County Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee, is currently accepting bids for the purchase of one (1) Police Package 2017 Fleet/Non-Retail Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle, 4 door sedan. Unit to be delivered within 90 days of the order being placed.

Bids must be received by Wednesday, November 30, 2016 at 4:00p.m.   Bids will be accepted by U.S. Mail or hand delivery to the Sheriff’s Department.

If mailing bids, address to:
Squad Car Bids
c/o Chief Deputy Chad Kanable
Richland County Sheriff’s Department
181 W. Seminary St.
Richland Center, WI.  53581
Detailed Specs:
Detailed Bid Specifications   Requests can be made by calling 608-647-8906 or via email to Chief Deputy Chad Kanable.

Bidders will include all fees associated with the purchase.  The bid you give will be a “drive away” figure and will include all dealer and licensing fees.

Received bids will be reviewed by the Richland County Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee.  Richland County reserves the right to accept or reject any bid and will consider bids most advantageous to the county.    Richland County reserves the right to accept or reject portions of bids.  The County also reserves the right to reject all bids and consider purchase from the State of Wisconsin Cooperative Purchasing Program (State Bid).

Authority: Sheriff James J. Bindl
On behalf of the Richland County Law Enforcement and Judicial Committee

Truancy Policy for the 2015-16 School Year

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The Richland County Truancy Committee’s Truancy Policy for the 2015-16 School Year helps clarify important changes in how truancy matters are resolved in the county school districts, with law enforcement and through the juvenile court. County school districts adapt the policy into their individual school handbooks and send this information out at the beginning of the school year. For further questions regarding truancy management, support in reducing truancy concerns before a student is cited, and what juvenile supervision looks like please contact Richland County Health and Human Services, and ask to speak to a Children and Adolescent Services Team Lead Worker.

Truancy Brochure

Trauncy Flow Chart