Last Updated: July 21st, 2009
Published by Officer M.J. Lloyd
Patrol East Community Policing
350 S. Edgemoor, Wichita KS 67218
Work: 350-3420 / Community Policing Office 688-9545
E-mail: mlloyd@wichita.gov
Badges for Back Packs
The Wichita Police Department, Davis Moore and Simon Property Group have partnered together to help the Wichita Children’s Home for the upcoming school year. Starting July 24th through July 31st donations of school supplies will be collected at both Towne East and Towne West malls. The school supplies will be given to the Wichita Children’s Home to help the children who wouldn’t get them otherwise. We need your help, so please bring new unused school supplies to Towne East or Towne West mall July 24th through July 31st. The donations can be placed in the bed of the Davis Moore truck that is on display at the malls.
2009-2010 Elementary Supply List
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KINDERGARTEN
Crayons, 16 count regular-size Crayola
Crayola Markers
Elmer’s Glue, 8-ounce size
Two Glue Sticks
Scissors, Fiskars
One 70 page spiral notebook
Writing Pencil, No. 2
Backpack
Two Boxes of Kleenex |
GRADE 2
Crayons, 24 count regular size Crayola
Crayola Markers
Elmer’s Glue, eight-ounce size
Two Glue Sticks
Ruler, 12-inch
Scissors, Fiskars
Tablet
Spiral Notebook
Writing Pencil, No. 2
**Watercolors, Crayola #080
Backpack
Two Boxes of Kleenex |
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GRADE 1
Crayons, 24 count regular size Crayola
Crayola Markers
Elmer’s Glue, eight-ounce size
Two Glue Sticks
Scissors, Fiskars
Tablet
Writing Pencil, No. 2
Pink Eraser
**Watercolors, Crayola #080
Backpack
Two Boxes of Kleenex |
GRADE 3, 4 and 5
Calculator, small solar-powered
Crayons, 24 count regular size
Crayola Markers
Elmer’s Glue, eight-ounce size
Notebook paper: check with school preference on kind
Ruler, 12-inch
Scissors, Fiskars
Tablet
**Watercolors, Crayola #080
Writing Pencil, No. 2
Backpack
Two Boxes of Kleenex |
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**Oval, eight-count watercolors and a #7 brush –
Watercolor box should contain one each of the following colors:
Yellow, green, brown, blue, black, red, orange and violet. |
I want to let everyone know there are new phone numbers for the
Patrol East Sub-station (316) 350-3420 or (316) 350-3421.
If you are trying to contact me, You can also try the
Community Policing Office (316) 688-9545 or
contact me by e-mail at mlloyd@wichita.gov
Public Access Daily Crime Maps Want up-to-date visual representations of crimes that occur all over the city, including 37 beat? Tee link on the left hand column will take you to the City's website. There you will find GIS pin maps showing different crimes updated every weekday. This is an amazing resource for all citizens, and is similar to a more complex program I use to track crime trends. For a search engine of City of Wichita warrants, go to the second link entitled "Warrant Search".
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The 2009 National Night Out celebration is the marquee event highlighting the commitment of the Wichita Police Department in creating a...........
2007 NNO Video
Join The Party!
Wichita residents are once again invited to join thousands of other communities across America in supporting a unique, coast-to coast crime prevention project on August 4th, 2009 to give neighborhood crime and drugs a "going away" party. From 6:00 to 10:00 p.m., residents city wide and across the nation, will be asked to turn on outside lights and spend the evening outside on their block.
For the last eighteen years, the Wichita Police Department has won national awards for its National Night Out program. In 2008 Wichita finished 5th in overall participation in the category of cities with 300,000+ population.
During National Night Out 2009 many neighborhoods will be hosting special activities such as yard parties, cookouts, etc. National Night Out gives people a chance to heighten crime prevention awareness, bring neighbors closer together, and send a message to criminals letting them know that neighbors across the U.S.A. are organized and fighting back. Organize a special activity for your neighborhood. Officers from the Wichita Police Department will stop by and visit as many events as possible. The police helicopter will fly over and "spotlight" blocks hosting activities, Let’s get involved and join others across the country in letting criminals know they are not welcome in our community. Start planning your parties now with your neighborhood. For more information contact Officer Michelle Tennyson, Community Affairs 455 N. Main, Wichita KS, 67202, or call 268-4101.
Event Schedule
Friday July 31st
Sponsor Luncheon (invitation only)
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 KEYN Summer Concert in Old Town
& Gunslingers Motorcycle Rally
Saturday August 1st
NNO Family Zoo Day
Sunday August 2nd
Concert in Sedgwick County Park
Monday August 3rd
Warren Theatre Movie Monday
Tuesday August 4th
NNO Block Parties 6:00 - 10:00 City wide
BARKING DOGS PROCEDURE
In accordance to Ordinance 6.04.040(d)(6), it is unlawful to: "Keep or harbor any animal which, by loud, frequent or habitual barking, howling, yelping or other noise or action, unreasonably disturbs any person or neighborhood thin the corporate limits of the city. To effect legal relief, persons so affected directly may sign a complaint at the Department of Environmental Services". To comply with the ordinance, the following information is needed to file a complaint at the Department of Environmental Services:
1. Name, date of birth, and address of the offending person who owns or harbors the dog/animal
2. Date and time when the offense (or incident) occurred
3. Location of the incident
If the citizen does not have the above information, they should call 911 and request that a police officer to come to their address to obtain the offender's information, they should call the Police Department Case Desk at 268-4216 to file a police incident report. The citizen should then allow three to five days for the incident to be entered into the computer system. After that time, the report should be available from the Police Department Central Records Bureau (268-4186). To file the complaint with the Department of Environmental Services:
1. Obtain a copy of the police incident case report by contacting the Police Record's Bureau at 268-4186.
2. Come to the Department of Environmental Services at 1900 E 9th to file the complaint.
3. Furnish a sworn affidavit for the incident. Environmental Services has notaries available for this purpose.
4. Sign a Universal Complaint Citation form (UCC) and have it notarized.
5. Furnish a list of witnesses to be subpoenaed and their current valid addresses. The list will always include the complainant and their current address, as well as any other witnesses, including the responding PD officer who made the incident report if applicable.
After the above steps, the complaint will be filed with the Municipal Court and entered as an unserved complaint, to be served by the Wichita Police Department Warrant Office and a court date will be assigned. Be advised that the citizen will be required to attend court on the dates subpoenaed. Failure to attend their court date(s) will result in dismissal of the complaint filed, and may result in the complaining citizen being charged with contempt of court.
Law Enforcement Memorial
Work is in progress to build a memorial to the Officers in Sedgwick County that have been killed in the line of duty. The Law Enforcement Memorial Committee of Sedgwick County, INC, has been working on creating a memorial to these Officers and has made considerable progress. The memorial will be built on the southwest corner of Central and Main in front of the City building. Local artist Constance Ernatt created the design, for the memorial. It will be in the shape of a shield symbolizing the protection Law Enforcement Officers provide. Each fallen Officer will have his name and badge number engraved in a granite panel. The centerpiece will be a bronze statue of two lions representing courage, strength, and integrity. One lion watches over the fallen Officers wile the other guards the community.
All costs of the memorial are being paid through private donations to the Law Enforcement Memorial.
Calendar of Events
DAB II meeting August 3, 7:00 pm @ 2200 S. Greenwich
Fraternal Order of Police General Meeting August 11th, 5:30 pm @ 245 N. Waco
Rockwood HOA Board Meeting August 11th, 7:00 pm @ 7513 E. Tanglewood
Forest Hills NA General Meeting August 24th , 7:00 pm @ Sequia Park
Wichita Police Department Mission Statement
The Wichita Police Department’s mission is to provide professional and ethical public safety services in partnership with citizens to identify prevent and solve the problems of crime, fear of crime, social disorder and neighborhood decay, thereby improving the quality of life in our community.
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