Emergency Services
In an emergency dial 911. The Sheriff's department will direct your call to the agency that services your location. Town of Wyoming is serviced by Marion and Tigerton Fire Departments, Clintonville Ambulance Service, in addition to Northwest First Responders.
To help you be prepared in case of an emergency, visit www.do1thing.com. In an emergency, you are the only one who can guarantee the safety of yourself and your family. Don't wait until an emergency happens to realize that you are not prepared. Do 1 Thing is a national non-profit program designed to help you prepare yourself and your family in an emergency.
Local Fire and Ambulance Departments want people to be aware of the fact that they can only provide service to you or your property, if they can get to it. They are asking that all driveway's are cleared to a minimum of 20 feet high and 20 feet wide, with a a minimum of a good gravel base or better, which will support a 60,000 pound truck.
Residents must know that if emergency personnel are unable to drive their vehicles safely into your drive ways, they will be unable to provide emergency services to you.
Waupaca County utilizes what is known as the CodeRed Emergency Alert System when a critical incident or emergency situation takes place within the county. We use this system to notify the entire county or specific areas within the county of important information.
This system is a database of resident and citizen information for use only in critical and emergency situations. The CodeRed System is used to send critical communications from evacuation notices, to hazardous weather alerts, to missing children alerts. When residents and citizens enter their information into the CodeRed Emergency Alert System, they are added to a nationwide database set exclusively for emergency community alerts in emergency situations. Your contact information remains private and is only used to contact you for community emergency communications. To register for the CodeRed emergency alerts, please click here.