Last Updated: August 25, 2008
Officer Nichelle Woodrow #1995
Patrol West community policing
661 N. Elder, Wichita Ks. 337-9400
Homeowners Associations:
Towne West Mall
Crime Trends current as of 8/25/2008
- There has been an increase of burglaries to residents in the area of 4700 W. Harry and the side streets in that neighborhood. An arrest has taken place in connection with these burglaries.
- There has been an increase of burglaries in the area of all the apartment complexes in the area of Central anf Ridge. 8 apartments were burglarized in the month of July. ( It is very important to remember to lock your doors and be aware of your surroundings. ***You are the eyes and ears of the police department. We could not solve crimes without yoru help.)
- Auto thefts are still on the rise from the last couple of months. some of them are occuring when the vehicles are left running with keys in it, unoccupied.
On August 19th, Officers worked a child ID event at the Hometown Buffet on W. Central. It was a huge success. Be sure to check this page often to see when the next Child Id event will take place in your area!!
Please feel free to email me or call with any questions you have concerning the polcie department or 16 beat. I will post questions and comments in next months newsletter. Also, let me know if there is a particular subject matter that you would like infomration on. the newsletter's get updated every month by the 25th, so check back often!
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Our Mission
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.
We Value:
Ethical Behavior
We maintain the trust of the community through honesty, compassion and fairness.
We adhere to the highest standards of personal and professional conduct.
We respect the rights of all citizens and employees.
Protecting the Community
We recognize our primary responsibility is the protection of life and property.
We are responsive to the behavior and conditions that lead to crime and the fear of crime.
We understand that training and technology are critical elements of effective crime prevention strategies.
Diversity
We appreciate our differences and recognize that unique skills, knowledge and backgrounds bring strength to the community.
We aspire to create a police department that reflects our community.
We embrace and include our community by seeking their input and responding to their concerns.
Problem Solving
We work in partnership with the community to identify and resolve problems.
We encourage innovation, creativity and positive thinking.
We are open, receptive and willing to adapt to our dynamic community.
DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGS
District Advisory Board IV 09-03-08 Alford Library 3447 S. Meridian 6:30 p.m.
District Advisory Board V 09-08-08 Auburn Hills Clubhouse 6:30 p.m.
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