Justin Heldt, Police Chief
Jim Lammers, Police Officer
Daniel Moonen, Police Officer
Lucas Caturia, Police Officer
Winsted Police Department
The Winsted Police Department is located at City Hall in downtown Winsted and can be accessed through the main entrance to City Hall.
The Department consists of a Chief, three full-time Police Officers, one Reserve Officer, and three part-time Police Officers; which help provide the City with nearly 21 hours of active police services a day. Full-time Police Officers are EMT-trained to better serve the public.
The Department consists of a Chief, three full-time Police Officers, one Reserve Officer, and three part-time Police Officers; which help provide the City with nearly 21 hours of active police services a day. Full-time Police Officers are EMT-trained to better serve the public.
The Department is active in both the Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted (Winsted Elementary School) and Holy Trinity Schools, such as providing safety talks as needed, conducting an annual bicycle safety talk and rodeo, and the teaching of the D.A.R.E. program to the students.
The Police Department schedules police services for Winstock, Winter Festival, Summer Festival, and other events held throughout the year within the community. Winstock is a two-day country music event held within our city, which draws approximately 12,000 people per day. The Department works closely with the McLeod County Sheriff’s Office to provide the needed police services for Winstock and other local events.
If you have any questions about the Police Department or any other services provided, please contact the non-emergency number at (320) 485-2600.
Dial 911 if you witness or experience life safety emergencies.
