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The Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police was formed nearly 50 years ago by a handful of police chiefs for the purpose and mission of ensuring professionalism in and effectiveness of law enforcement in our state. Today, the KACP's 500+ members, who are Kansas chiefs of police, sheriffs, and command law enforcement officers, are ever-striving ...
Karl A. Oakman was sworn in as the 32nd Chief of the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department on June 14, 2021.
Leading Kansas Law Enforcement Since 1965. The Kansas police chiefs association was formed nearly 50 years ago by a group of police chiefs whose goal and mission is to ensure the professionalism and effectiveness of law enforcement in our state.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas police chief who led an August raid on a small weekly newspaper seemed to have the support of most city leaders in the weeks since the search, despite public outcry and calls for his resignation. But that changed quickly once details began emerging about Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody’s conduct.
On December 15, 2022, twenty-five years after starting the police academy, Graves was selected to be the chief. At 48 years of age, Graves became the 48 th Police Chief in KCPD’s 148-year history, and also became the first woman to serve as permanent chief.
The KACP is comprised of and represents law enforcement leaders from agencies of all sizes from throughout the state. The Association has developed and administers numerous member and community service programs as shown and described within this website.
Unified Government of Wyandotte County officials named Karl Oakman as the new police chief for the Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department on Friday.
Welcome to the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department website. This new site is designed to increase transparency and engagement with our community. We hope you find it useful, because when police and community collaborate great things can be accomplished. - Chief of Police Karl Oakman.
The colorful history of law enforcement on the border in Kansas contains the names like Wild Bill Hickok, Bat Masterson and Wyatt Earp. James Butler Hickok served as sheriff of Ellis County and occasionally as marshal of Abilene.
The Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police was formed nearly 50 years ago by a handful of police chiefs for the purpose and mission of ensuring professionalism in and effectiveness of law...