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24 Beat

Officer Vickie Kern Community Policing Beat Coordinator Email me here

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Officers assigned to 24 Beat

1st Shift Officer B. Mackey	2nd Shift Officer N. Arnold	3rd Shift Officer A. Piner	4th Shift Officer J. Pearman

 

SCAT Officer Officer A. Chaffee Email me here

Traffic Officer Officer J. Kimminau Email me here

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Previous Year Statistics for Beat 24
    

Type of Crime	2009	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004	2003	2002	2001
Murder	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	0
Rape	6	8	10	13	6	7	8	2	6
Individual Robbery	12	14	22	15	17	17	16	1	18
Business Robbery	3	1	4	8	5	3	6	2	3
Agg. Assault Drive By	1	1	0	0	0	1	0	15	2
Residential Burglary	66	54	69	82	74	61	82	47	96
Non-Res. Burglary	30	12	33	38	46	21	28	16	25
Larceny	308	338	439	411	356	336	311	160	288
Auto Theft	46	53	60	58	57	101	88	24	42
Vandalism	208	193	185	198	196	208	213	104	189

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Last Updated: July 7, 2010 Officer Vickie Kern Patrol South Community Policing 321 N. Mead, Wichita KS Work: 316-462-2777       • The Crime Stoppers Neighborhood Initiative is a project designed to encourage citizens to report crime and criminal activity around neighborhood drug houses. Citizens are also encouraged to report all suspicious activity regardless where it occurs. • The initiative is not meant to replace citizens reporting of criminal activity to their community police officer or City Hall neighborhood assistant. Rather, the project is designed to give citizens an anonymous alternative to report drug houses or other crimes in their neighborhood should they choose to do so. • Crime Stoppers encourages citizens to get to know their beat and community police officers who can assist them in many ways. These officers have a broad perspective of activities taking place in the neighborhoods the patrol and can be a valuable resource. • In addition, Crime Stoppers encourages citizens to develop a working relationship with the neighborhood assistant in their city council district. These City employees can answer questions about many city services, and are can assist citizens in many ways. • Crime Stoppers has expanded the way it now receives anonymous tips from citizens.  Citizens can still report criminal activity anonymously by calling 267-2111.   Citizens living outside of Wichita can report criminal activity anonymously by calling 1-800-222-TIPS Citizens can report criminal activity anonymously by sending a text message on their cell phones to CRIMES (274637) and beginning their message with the word TIP217. It’s a good idea to program this number into your cell phone address book so it will be handy when you need it. Citizens can also report criminal activity anonymously by going to the Crime Stoppers website, www.wsccs.com.  If citizens choose do to so, they can report criminal activity by going to the Wichita Police Department website, www.wichitapolice.com, going to the Records Information link, and clicking on the link to Report Suspicious Activity in Your Neighborhood.  All tips received by Crime Stoppers are anonymous and no one will ever ask your name. Crime Stoppers Neighborhood Initiative Gang graffiti is starting to become more visible as the weather gets warmer.  If you have graffiti on your residence or business the City of Wichita will remove it at no charge. Call Officer Kern at 462-2777 for more information.    The Wichita Police Department is asking citizens to get involved in their neighborhood by setting up neighborhood watches.  Please contact Community Affairs at (316)268-4101 to schedule a meeting.          South Central Neighborhood Plan After several years of hard work and dedication, the "South Central Neighborhood Plan" was adopted last May as an amendment to the "Wichita-Sedgwick County Comprehensive Plan"! Congratulations, South Central! Now its time to put the plan into action.  Creation of a committee of neighborhood citizens and business owners to guide plan implementation was discussed in detail. If you would like to become involved with plan implementation, please contact Vicki Adamson at vickie@dognshake.com or (316) 681-3072 or Bill Davis at upbill57@yahoo.com or (316) 262-3158. For more information, you may also contact Scott Knebel, Principal Planner, Advanced Plans Division at sknebel@wichita.gov or (316) 268-4456. The plan is available by clicking on the link below. - South Central Neighborhood Plan          Do you know which City Council District you live in?  Click in the link below to find out. http://gis.wichita.gov/website/GIS/council/tablen.asp   OCI/HEALTH NEWS Shannon Holley is the housing inspector for this neighborhood. If you see residences that are in violation, or have questions about your residence,  please email Mr. Holley at sholley@wichita.gov or call him on his office number at (316)268-4481.   Did you know that Community Affairs will come out to your residence and give you a free home security survey?  Call 268-4101 to schedule a time.     NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS   THE FOLLOWING ARE THE MEETINGS FOR BEAT 24.  THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND THESE AND GET INVOLVED IN YOUR COMMUNITY.   South Central Improvement Alliance Water Center 101 E. Pawnee 2nd Wednesday of the month at 8:00 a.m.    South Central Progressive Meeting Bethany United Methodist Church 1601 S. Main 3rd Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m.      ( NEW TIME)     Wichita Water Center   If you know of someone or something that has created a positive environmental ripple effect in our community and should be featured in H2O, contact the WATER Center at 316-337-9262 WATER Center Staff The WATER Center is a project of the City of Wichita’s Department of Environmental Services "Protecting Health – Preserving the Environment" Libby Albers at lalbers@wichita.gov Karen Drennen at kdrennen@wichita.gov 316-337-9264 Water Resources Analyst *The Wichita Police Department has worked with homeless organizations to produce a brochure full of available resources.  The link below will give you a PDF file to print off as many as you like!     Wichita Homeless Resources Los Recursos Para Los Sin Hogar en Wichita     Project Butterfly   The Wichita Police Department and YWCA Crisis Center have built a partnership and recently launched "Project Butterfly".  This program focuses on women who are involved in prostitution and offering resources to allows these individuals to get out of prostitution and addiction to drugs.   If you would like to help or donate to this program, please  call 263-7501.