Wisconsin State Law permits U-turns at controlled intersections unless signs are installed to indicate the maneuver is prohibited. U-turns will have to be made from the left-most turn lane in the same fashion as a conventional left turn. Vehicles on the intersecting street attempting to turn right on red must yield to the U-turning vehicle. … Continued
If you are driving a motor vehicle you must show your license to do so, as driving is a privilege instead of a right. If you receive a citation, you must provide the required information for the ticket. When being issued a citation, you are being released on your promise to appear in court or … Continued
Using your mobile device in hands-free mode, you simply call 9-1-1. Any telecommunicator in the State can route your report to the closest police agency. Try to give a description of the vehicle and the driver (if possible). Remember the acronym CYMBAL – color, year, make, body style and license of the vehicle. Don’t take … Continued
To earn a probationary driver’s license as a teen, you must hold an instruction permit for at least 6 months. Within this time, you must fulfill the following requirements to qualify. You must be at least 16 years old. You must have an adult sponsor. You must pass an approved drivers education course. You must … Continued
Yes, but only from April 15 to October 31, AND it must actually be used, not just stored. Also, snowmobile trailers can be kept on residential property from November 1 to April 15. It also must be used during the season, not just stored. Open storage of trailers other than trailers used with a recreational … Continued
The Village ordinance is very specific. No car or vehicle shall park on the street at any time without first obtaining permission from the Police Department. The Police Department may, in its sole discretion, withdraw such permission upon 30 minutes advanced notice to the person who originally obtained permission for street or alley parking, or … Continued
(414) 206-3916
If you lock yourself out of your car or home, call 414-351-9900. A Bayside Police Officer will come to your location and assist you. If a child is in the car, call 911.
The Police Department wants to get you connected with your own “personal Police officer” so that you can ask questions and learn more about what happens in Bayside and at the Police Department. The Village is divided into eight sectors, each with its own myBlue Sector Officer. To view where you live and who you … Continued
Make a Service Request for a myBlue officer.
