Milwaukee Police & EMS Feed
Real-time law enforcement and EMS dispatch. Learn the call codes, typical incident flow, and best practices for responsible listening.
Open FeedFeeds are most useful when paired with context. Each feed page explains typical traffic (dispatch, unit calls), how to listen responsibly, and where it fits into your local safety picture.
Real-time law enforcement and EMS dispatch. Learn the call codes, typical incident flow, and best practices for responsible listening.
Open FeedStructure fires, medical calls, rescue ops. This page explains how fire channels differ from law enforcement and what to listen for in severe weather.
Open FeedHighway incidents, traffic stops, pursuits. Includes safe-listening tips and when/why patrol may shift channels or go quiet.
Open FeedA clear overview of what’s allowed, common misconceptions, and where mobile restrictions can apply. Includes links to official sources.
Read GuideStart in minutes. App vs. hardware, analog vs. digital, and how to interpret call traffic without misusing information.
Read GuideFeature comparison, pros/cons, notification options, and tips for battery and data management.
Read GuideHow scanner traffic changes during storms, what to listen for, and where to find official emergency updates.
Read GuideA digest of notable calls heard on MPD/EMS channels- educational summaries, not play-by-play.
Read UpdateHow to spot fraudulent texts and protect your info. Includes links to official city guidance.
Read UpdateEmergency numbers, reporting channels, and neighborhood watch resources to keep handy.
Open ResourcesPolice, fire, and EMS scanners offer a real-time window into public safety operations. Listening responsibly can help residents understand local trends, prepare for severe weather, and follow emergency response at a high level without interfering. Our goal is to provide context, not chaos: we write guides, publish safety tips, and explain what different transmissions typically mean. We also link to official information so you can confirm details with the right sources.
Not every transmission is intended for broad interpretation; some channels may be encrypted or restricted and are not streamed. Where feeds are public and permitted, we encourage respectful curiosity and community learning. If you operate a neighborhood group, consider sharing our guides on legality and responsible listening so newcomers understand the boundaries.