WSP
Wisconsin State Police.
GVRPJ’s most active department. Protect and serve Greenville, whether or not you’ve done law enforcement before.
One department, two agencies.
The Wisconsin State Police brings the Wisconsin State Patrol and the Outagamie County Sheriff’s Office together as one law enforcement hub. The two worked side by side for more than three years before joining into a single department, and WSP is built around the best of both.
It’s GVRPJ’s most active department as of April 2026, and it’s always recruiting. Inexperienced? That’s okay. You’ll learn everything you need inside the department.

Where you can patrol
Start on patrol from your first rank and branch out as you move up.
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From Probationary Officer
Wisconsin State Patrol
Patrol as a state trooper from your very first rank.
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From Probationary Officer
Outagamie County Sheriff’s Office
Patrol as a sheriff’s deputy, also open from your first rank.
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From Officer II
Fox Valley Metro Police
Patrol with the Fox Valley Metro Police Department.
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From Sergeant
National Park Service
Patrol Greenville’s parks and outdoors as a U.S. Park Ranger.
What you get
- Monthly promotionsClimb the ranks with a shot at promotion every month.
- Department achievementsEarn rewards starting at just 10 hours a month.
- Casual SaturdayEvery Saturday, drive any vehicle and wear a custom uniform (with approval), all day.
- A unique vehicle structureVehicles built around each agency and rank.
- Session highlightsPost your best moments from sessions for the department to see.
- GiveawaysNow and then, a chance to win rewards.
- An organized departmentA clear handbook, Discord and website, so information is easy to find.
How to join
Requirements
- 13 years or older
- A reliable laptop or desktop
- A working microphone or a second device
- At least 5 hours a month
- Pass a field training
- Stay respectful and professional at all times
- Follow the department guidelines
Steps
- ApplyFill out the WSP application. Applications are usually read at least once a day.
- Pass a field trainingAttend a field training with the department and pass it.
- Start patrollingHit the road as a Probationary Officer with WSP or OCSO.
Protect and serve.
Apply today and start patrolling as a Probationary Officer.