Adams, WI – Deputies with the Adams County Sheriff’s Office responded to more than 300 service calls during the week of October 5–11, 2025, according to the department’s latest weekly notable calls report.
According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies handled 302 calls for service, 80 traffic stops, 45 medical calls, and 19 hang-up 911 calls during the seven-day period. The report details several incidents, including crashes and domestic disturbances across the county.
Deputies responded to multiple motor vehicle crashes, including one involving a vehicle that struck a utility pole and another with a semi versus potato truck. No injuries were reported in any of the incidents.
Several domestic disturbance calls were also reported throughout the week. Deputies took at least two individuals into custody following physical altercations. In other cases, situations were mediated without arrests.
Traffic enforcement also continued, with citations issued for operating while suspended and operating without a license.
The Adams County Sheriff’s Office regularly releases these weekly summaries to inform residents about ongoing law enforcement activity and encourage community awareness.
Residents can view full reports or download the Sheriff’s Office mobile app for updates and alerts.
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