Carlton Sheriff's Department

The Douglas County Sheriff's Department has more than 90 full- and part-time officers and over 15 volunteer positions. It offers crime prevention and law enforcement services to Douglas County, Wis., which has a population of more than 40,000 residents. The department s patrol division handles incident response, traffic enforcement and accident investigations. In addition, the Douglas County Sheriff's Department is responsible for civil processes, such as writs, evictions, foreclosures, subpoenas and warrants. Its special investigations division is responsible for evidence collection and investigation of crime scene, vice, narcotics, arson, identity theft, computer crime, and sexual and child abuse cases. The department has a rescue squad that responds to traffic accidents, storms and blizzards, lost and missing persons, and water rescue and recovery. The Douglas County Sheriff's Department is located in Superior, Wis.

Douglas County Court Branch 1 in Superior, Wisconsin, offers passport services for both adults and children, providing options for routine applications with a processing time of 4-6 weeks. Fees vary depending on the type of passport requested, with additional options available for expedited processing to accommodate international travel needs. The court aims to facilitate seamless service for first-time applications and renewals, ensuring that residents have access to necessary documentation for their travel purposes. All payment methods for applications and processing fees are accepted via check or money order to the U.S. Department of State and the County Clerk. Generated from the website

Arrowhead Regional Corrections (ARC) is a division dedicated to providing comprehensive court and field services across five counties in Minnesota, serving a significant number of adult and juvenile offenders. The organization focuses on integrating services for minority offenders and employs various risk assessment tools to support effective probation supervision and reduce recidivism. ARC's programming includes specialized caseloads for various offender types, as well as problem-solving courts addressing mental health, drug offenses, DWI, and domestic abuse. Through diversion programs, pre-trial investigations, and community-based services, ARC strives to rehabilitate offenders while ensuring public safety and accountability. Generated from the website