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Janke finalist for Ashwaubenon public safety chief

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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – Howard’s director of public safety is a finalist for Ashwaubenon’s vacant public safety chief position. After Ashwaubenon’s Police and Fire Commission conducted interviews last week, Village Manager Allison Swanson said the commission narrowed its selection to two candidates: Ed Janke, the Village of Howard’s director of public safety; …

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Phillips retiring, Janke returning as Howard public safety director

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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – Upon the village’s public safety director/fire chief retiring at the end of January, the person Don Phillips replaced three years ago is returning to replace him. Phillips, who was recognized with a proclamation at Monday’s Howard village board meeting, noted he has been involved in public safety for …

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Howard approves new police, ambulance service contracts

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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – New contracts for police and ambulance services were approved Monday, Sept. 24, by the Howard village board. With 2018 being the final year of the current contract between the village and the Brown County Sheriff’s Department for police services, board members agreed to a new three-year contract with …

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Sub shop gives back to local first responders

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By Press Staff SUAMICO – Local fire departments received some new equipment thanks to the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation on Tuesday, Sept. 25. Fire departments from Howard, Suamico and Mosinee each received specialized equipment they applied for through the foundation. Robin Peters, the foundation’s executive director, said last quarter 850 public safety departments across …

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