HOBART, Wis. (WFRV) – The Village of Hobart and the Town of Lawrence have officially renewed their joint agreement for police services, ensuring the Hobart-Lawrence Police Department (HLPD) will continue serving both communities through 2035.
First established in 2001, HLPD was created to provide high-quality policing while maximizing efficiency and minimizing costs for taxpayers. The renewed ten-year agreement highlights the continued partnership between the two municipalities.
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“This agreement is a powerful statement about what’s possible when communities come together with a shared vision,” said Chief of Police Michael Renkas. “Our department is honored by that trust, and we are excited to build on this foundation for the next decade.”
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Officials say the renewed agreement allows HLPD to plan for future needs, including staffing, equipment upgrades, and officer training, all while maintaining the department’s mission and core values.
HLPD continues to operate 24/7 and expressed gratitude to the residents and elected officials of Hobart and Lawrence for their ongoing support and commitment to public safety.
