Public Safety - Police Department
John Haley, Chief
Police Department
Patrol and Administration
130 N. Nettleton
Investigation Division
120 N. Nettleton
P. O. Box 376
Bonner Springs, KS 66012
jhaley@bonnersprings.org
bonnerpd@bonnersprings.org
Emergency – 911
Administration (913) 422-7800
Fax (913) 422-1395
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The Administrative Office is open Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. The Bonner Springs Police Department is a full service police organization with 25 sworn officers and 3 civilian staff.
Administration - (913) 422-7800
John Haley, Chief of Police: jhaley@bonnersprings.org
Lt. George Collins: gcollins@bonnersprings.org
Angela Harris: bonnerpd@bonnersprings.org
Juli Hurley: municipalcourt@bonnersprings.org
Investigations - (913) 422-7800
Lt. Rick Schubert: rschubert@bonnersprings.org
Mon.-Fri., 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Detective/Sgt. Ron Crouss: Ron Crouss: ronc@bonnersprings.org
Mon.-Fri., 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.m.
Detective Vicki Fogarty: vickiefogarty@bonnersprings.org
Mon.-Fri., 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Detective Patrick Budy: patrickb@bonnersprings.org
Mon - Fri, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Patrol Shift Supervisors - (913) 422-7800
Sgt. Tom Haas: thaas@bonnersprings.org
Sunday-Wednesday 0800-1800
Sgt. Mark Zaretski: mzaretski@bonnersprings.org
Wednesday-Saturday 0800-1800
Sgt. Andrew Bair: abair@bonnersprings.org
Sunday-Wednesday 1800-0400
Sgt Ed Kennedy: ekennedy@bonnersprings.org
Wednesday-Saturday 1800-0400
Neighborhood Watch Program - (913) 422-7800
Sgt. Mark Zaretski, mzaretski@bonnersprings.org
Animal Control
The Animal Control Officer is Larissa Reed and her email address is lreed@bonnersprings.org. The Animal Control Officer’s (ACO) normal business hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday, and she is on call from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. In the event the ACO is unavailable, the Bonner Springs Police Department will respond to ACO calls. The City of Bonner Springs has an ordinance that requires owners of dogs and cats over 6 months of age to vaccinate and license their pets. For questions concerning vaccinating and licensing your pets, contact the ACO or your local veterinary. To report animal problems, contact the Animal Control Officer at (913) 422-7800 during daytime hours and (913) 422-7676 after hours. The City also has an ordinance that prohibits any person from allowing animals or fowl under his or her control to run at large.
The Animal Control Officer provides the following services:
- Impounds animals running at large and/or cites the owners of animals running at large.
- Removes dead animals from city streets.
- Sets and provides traps for residents for the humane capture of dogs or cats found running at large within the city.
Business Education Programs
Business Education Programs are available to address special crime problems that involve businesses. We can assist you and your employees in detecting counterfeit currency, meeting the District Attorney’s guidelines for worthless checks, making your business a harder target for burglars and thieves, and help you put in place a system to reduce crimes against businesses throughout the community. For more information contact: Detective Vicki Fogarty: vickiefogarty@bonnersprings.org.
Citizens Police Academy/Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS)
The Citizen’s Police Academy is a chance for citizens to see the how and why of police service. It is an excellent opportunity to get to know the members of your Police Department. This year, the academy is geared toward volunteers who want to help the Police Department. Volunteers will be learning how to help write reports, answer phones, and assist with traffic control for special events, among other things. This is an excellent opportunity for you to help your community. For more information contact Lt. Rick Schubert, (913) 422-7800, rschubert@bonnersprings.org.
Crime Report
The Police Department has partnered with CrimeReports.com to give citizens information on crime and police calls for service in Bonner Springs.
DARE Program
The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) Program is a nationally recognized program that educates grade school students to resist drugs and violence. Officer Leif French teaches students in the elementary schools to grow up drug free, lfrench@bonnersprings.org.
DUI Check Lanes
Occasionally, the Bonner Springs Police Department conducts D.U.I. Check Lanes. During a D.U.I. Check Lane, all vehicles traveling in a certain direction on a particular roadway are pulled to the side of the road and checked for signs of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs. The intrusion is minimal and the check lanes often result in several alcohol and non-alcohol related arrests.
Fingerprint Program
The Bonner Springs Police Department is pleased to serve the community by offering fingerprinting services, free of charge, to the community. We offer this service on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month between the hours of 4 pm and 6 pm. Contact the Police Department at 422-7800 to make an appointment.
Identi-kid Program
Identi-kid is a program where we fingerprint and video tape your children for use if they are ever lost or missing. You retain all copies of the prints and tapes. If your group or organization is interested in co-sponsoring an Identi-kid session, contact Detective Patrick Budy, (913) 422-7800, patrickb@bonnersprings.org.
Neighborhood Watch Program
Do you want to get involved in a volunteer program to help reduce crime in your neighborhood? Organizing or joining a Neighborhood Watch Group is one of the best ways to do that. Neighborhood Watch is an organized way to be a good neighbor, report suspicious activity in your area, and meet with your neighbors on a regular basis. Contact Sergeant Mark Zaretski, (913) 422-7800, mzaretski@bonnersprings.org if you are interested in forming a Neighborhood Watch Group in your area.
Operation ID
Operation ID is a program that identifies your belongings if they are ever stolen and then recovered. By engraving a unique number on items such as tools, electronics and other items of value, you have improved your chances of recovering the items. Engravers are available at the Police Department to mark your belongings.
Overweight Truck Enforcement and Truck inspection
Some officers specialize in overweight truck enforcement and truck inspection in an effort to help keep the streets safe. An overweight truck or a truck with safety violations damages the roadways and jeopardizes the safety of other drivers on the roads.
Property Watch
If you are leaving town and would like to have the police keep an eye on your home, call and request a Property Watch. This is also an excellent way to leave us with some emergency phone numbers in the event of an emergency at your home.
Volunteers in Police Service (VIP)
Volunteers in Police Service or VIPs help write reports, answer phones, and assist with traffic control for special events, and other assignments. This is an excellent opportunity for you to help your community. If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer in Police Service or would like more information contact Lt. Rick Schubert, (913) 422-7800, rschubert@bonnersprings.org.
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