Windsor Police Department

Crime Tip Number - 242-0328

The Town of Windsor Police Department was authorized by an ordinance enacted by the Town Council on March 13, 1990. From 1990 until 2001, law enforcement services were contracted to the Isle of Wight Sheriff's Office, with all patrol and investigative functions provided by Sheriffs Deputies.

With the appointment of Thomas M. Hoernig, the first Police Chief was sworn in on December 11th, 2001, thereby establishing the Windsor Police Department.

Currently, Windsor is well served by Chief Robert Porti, Officer Bill Owens, and Officer A.V. Reynolds. These officers are committed to providing full service law enforcement coverage to the citizens of Windsor, and pledge to uphold the department's motto, "Community First".

The current emphasis of the police department is to answer calls for service, promote citizen education and protection programs, and increase traffic safety through routine enforcement. As the department grows in size, the capabilities and services will be expanded to provide additional services such as youth educational programs, neighborhood watch coordination and enhanced security patrols.

Windsor Volunteer Fire Department

The Town of Windsor and the surrounding area is served by the Windsor Volunteer Fire Department which is located on Windsor Boulevard (Route 460). It is funded by both Isle of Wight County and by the Town of Windsor. There are currently 50 members in this dedicated organization.

P.O. Box 601
Windsor, VA 23487
242-3191 non-emergency

Fire Chief - Lee Marshall
President - Charles Bland

Windsor Volunteer Rescue Squad

The Windsor Volunteer Rescue Squad provides emergency services to the Town of Windsor and the central portion of Isle of Wight County.

P.O. Box 636
Windsor, VA 23487
242-6760 non-emergency

Captain - Keith Griffin
President - Jane Griffin