Grant County Reports.

Richland County

Sheriff's Department

181 West Seminary Street
Richland Center, WI 53581

608-647-2106

Iowa County

Sheriff’s Department

1205 North Bequette Street

Dodgeville, WI 53533

608-935-3314

Grant County

Sheriff’s Department

1000 North Adams Street

Lancaster, WI 53813

608-723-2157

On 06-26-19 the Richland-Iowa Grant Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at 206 Dwight St. in the City of Boscobel.  Inside the residence officers located methamphetamine, methamphetamine paraphernalia, marijuana and other items related to the distribution of methamphetamine.  Mathew A. McCracken. 34 of Boscobel was arrested and transported to the Grant County Jail on two outstanding felony warrants. McCracken will be referred to the Grant County District Attorney’s Office for the following charges.

Possess Methamphetamine


Possess drug paraphernalia


Possess marijuana


Maintain drug trafficking place

The Richland Iowa Grant Drug Task Force was assisted by the Southwest Wisconsin Emergency Response Team and the Boscobel Police Department.



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