**The Menasha Auxiliary Police is currently accepting applications.

Who Are We?
The Menasha Auxiliary Police (M.A.P.) was established in 1963. M.A.P. is a group of men and women, from all types of backgrounds, interested in community service. M.A.P.'s primary function is to provide assistance to the Menasha Police Department and the Citizens of Menasha.

What Do We Do?

• Provide Security at Public Functions
• Assist Police as Ride-Alongs
• Assist with Bike Patrol and Bike Rodeo
• Park Patrol
• Traffic Control
• Parade Duties
• Emergency Services
• Community Services

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Who Can Join?
Applicants for membership in the M.A.P. shall ge at least 18 years old. They shall be of good moral character and shall not have a criminal record. Applications can be picked up at the Menasha Police Department. After an application is received, the M.A.P. will review the application and contact prospective applicants. Click here to send an email to M.A.P. Advisor Ofc. Kawar

What is Expected from Members?
M.A.P. meets twice a month for training. Our training includes CPR and first aid, defensive tactics, communications, investigations, rescue, and disaster training.

M.A.P. members are required to work a set of amount of unpaid assignments per year. There are no restrictions on the amount of paid assignments a member can work.

There is no cost to join, as uniforms and equipment are provided by the City of Menasha.

Halloween 2005 brought the Menasha Auxiliary Police out in force to patrol the streets and keep our children safe. The response from citizens was overwhelmingly positive and the kids thought it was pretty neat as well! We hope to have officers walking the beat during next years Halloween.