NOMINATE A HERO

Nominate someone special from your community today!

NOMINATIONS

Professional and Volunteer Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers may be nominated for acts of heroism, community service, or lifetime achievements. The nominations are sent to a group of firefighting and law enforcement professionals from all across the State of Wisconsin called “selectors.” The selectors review the nominations and give them a score to determine if they are eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame.

The State of Wisconsin Fire and Police Hall of Fame is accepting nominations. You don’t have to be in the profession to nominate someone! Anyone can nominate a firefighter or law enforcement officer for induction into the Hall of Fame. There are countless acts of heroism and many admirable achievements involving our State’s Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers every year … we need to hear about them! Help us to recognize the heroes in your community by nominating someone today!

Community Service Nomination

Firefighter / Law Enforcement Heroism Form

Lifetime Achievement Form

NOMINATE A HERO

Nominate someone special from your community today!

Community Service Form

Firefighter / Law Enforcement Heroism Form

Lifetime Achievement Form

Hero Stories

In the late afternoon hours of March 24, 2015, Trooper Trevor Casper of the Wisconsin State Patrol located the vehicle of an armed and dangerous suspect the FBI and Michigan authorities had been searching for in relation to numerous bank robberies and a homicide.

Trevor Casper

Wisconsin State Patrol

Dan Gengler spent more than forty-three years providing service to our country as well as many state and local organizations in a variety of roles.

Dan Gengler

Milwaukee Fire Department

On the morning of April 14, 2008 City of Manitowoc firefighter/paramedic Jacob Johnsrud was off-duty and enjoying a cup of coffee with his fiancée on the porch of her Milwaukee apartment when they were interrupted by screaming and calls for help.

Jacob Johnsrud

Manitowoc Fire Department

On the morning of February 2, 1995, the Town of Campbell First Responders and Fire Department were dispatched to a home where it was reported that there were three unconscious victims, the Kime family, inside.