Boonville Police Department

10/21/2026

Just a reminder this event is this Saturday!

Turn in unwanted medication! No needles, sharps, liquids or inhalers are accepted

10/09/2026

**HIT-AND-RUN CRASH INVESTIGATION SOLVED**

The Boonville Police Department is pleased to report that the hit-and-run crash that occurred on October 6, 2026, in front of Arvidson Appliance has been solved.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the members of our community who contacted the police department and provided valuable information that assisted in identifying those involved and bringing this investigation to a successful conclusion.

This case is another great example of the importance of cooperation between law enforcement and the community we serve.

**Thank you to everyone who took the time to help. Your assistance truly made a difference!**

10/01/2026

Did you lose your key on the Katy Trail near Boonville? Call BPD to make arrangements to get it back. Mention report 26-7607.

09/16/2026

We are hiring officers and dispatchers, apply today! Have questions? Reach out!

09/14/2026

Calling all Boonville Alumni: this Renewal Day is going to be a special one. On September 18, we’re celebrating 45 years of Valley Hope of Boonville with a full day of fellowship, recovery milestones, food, music and some of the traditions that mean so much to our Alumni community. Join us from 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and RSVP to Carrie. https://bit.ly/4qLu9UE

09/14/2026

👮‍♀️ National Police Woman’s Day 👮‍♀️

September 12 was National Police Woman’s Day, and we would like to take the opportunity to recognize the women who proudly serve the Boonville Police Department and our community.

We are proud to recognize Captain Maggie Schanzmeyer, Patrolman Samantha Clevenger, and Patrolman Paulina Chinea for their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving the citizens of Boonville.

We are fortunate to have these three women as part of our team. Please join us in thanking them for their service! 💙

Happy National Police Woman’s Day!

09/14/2026

👀 Sharing this from GBU group

09/09/2026

Information For Parents About "Kratom" (7-Hydroxmitragynine)

7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) is a concentrated opioid sold openly in gas stations and smoke shops as tablets, gummies, shots and fruit-flavored drink mixes, about $4 a serving, often labeled as a kratom supplement. The FDA calls it more potent than morphine, and it suppresses breathing more than three times as strongly. The DEA moved on July 1, 2026 to place synthesized and high-concentration products into Schedule I, but that order is still pending, so it stays on shelves, legal, with no age limit in most places. People are getting hooked on something they bought at a checkout counter, and their families have no idea it is an opioid.

7-hydroxymitragynine, known as 7-OH, is an opioid compound concentrated from the kratom plant and sold as gummies, tablets, and shots at gas stations and corner stores. The FDA says it can be more potent than morphine, and federal scheduling efforts are underway but have not yet taken effect.

09/03/2026

Turn in unwanted medication! No needles, sharps, liquids or inhalers are accepted

09/01/2026

Is this your bicycle? Contact the Police Department to get it back!