Louisburg Kansas Police Department

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04/09/2026

A car key fob for a KIA was turned into the station this afternoon with various other small keys included. Please call the Louisburg Police Department during business hours if these might be your keys in order to set up a time to get them returned.

913-837-3191

NOW HIRING - Louisburg Kansas Police Department The Louisburg Police Department is currently seeking qualified applicant...
04/09/2026

NOW HIRING - Louisburg Kansas Police Department

The Louisburg Police Department is currently seeking qualified applicants to fill open Police Officer positions. If you’re ready to serve your community and be part of a dedicated team, we want to hear from you!

💰 Pay:
• $26.61/hour – Non-Certified (Paid Academy for Non-Certified applicants)
• $27.70/hour+ – Post-Academy / Certified Officers (based on qualifications)

🎯 What We Offer:
• Paid Time Off
• KP&F (Kansas Police and Fire) retirement
• Benefits Package (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance)
• State of the art equipment including modern patrol vehicles, advance communication systems, and other necessary tools.
• Supportive team environment and opportunities for growth
• Hands on, Basic and Advanced Training Opportunities

‼️Requirements
• Must be 21 years of age and Possess Valid Driver's License
• GED or Highschool Diploma
• No Felony or serious Misdemeanor convictions, including Domestic Violence
• Required to successfully pass background check and Drug/Alcohol screening.

📞 Apply or Learn More:
Call: 913-837-3191
Email: [email protected]
Step into a career where you can make a real difference. Join the Louisburg Police Department today!

Serving with Purpose, Pride and Integrity.

01/14/2026

The Louisburg Police Department is warning residents to be alert for home improvement and contractor scams. We have received information from residents who have paid contractors for work started but never completed, leading to large financial losses. Here are some tips to consider when hiring someone to work on your house

Common Warning Signs of a Scam
• Unsolicited door-to-door contractors offering repairs or claiming to have “leftover materials”
• High-pressure tactics urging you to act immediately
• Requests for large upfront payments or cash-only transactions
• Refusal or inability to provide a written contract or detailed estimate
• Lack of proper licensing, insurance, or verifiable local references
• Requests for signatures on documents you do not fully understand

How to Protect Yourself
• Verify the contractor’s license and insurance through your state or local licensing authority. Ask to see a current insurance certificate. If the contractor tells you a city permit is not needed, beware!
• Ask the contractor for names and numbers for area residents for whom work has been completed.
• Obtain multiple written estimates before agreeing to any work; once a scope of work is agreed upon, get a signed contract in writing.
• NEVER pay the full amount upfront; use a payment schedule tied to completed work
• Avoid paying in cash—use checks or credit cards when possible
• Carefully read all contracts and retain copies for your records
• Be cautious of contractors who claim they are “working in the area” but cannot provide a permanent business address.

If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is!
Scammers often rely on urgency and fear to pressure homeowners.
Take your time and trust your instincts.

Report Fraudulent Activity to your local police department.

The Louisburg Police Department administrative office will be closed on December 31st and January 1st for the New Year's...
12/29/2025

The Louisburg Police Department administrative office will be closed on December 31st and January 1st for the New Year's Holiday. The office will resume normal business hours on Friday, January 2nd, 2026. Please call 911 in the event of an emergency and if you require the assistance of an officer where it is not an emergency, please call 913-837-2300 to be connected with Dispatch. Happy Holidays!

The Louisburg Police Department administrative office will be closed December 24th through the 26th, and will re-open on...
12/23/2025

The Louisburg Police Department administrative office will be closed December 24th through the 26th, and will re-open on Monday December 29th. Patrol Officers will still be on duty during this time. If you have an emergency, call 911 or you can call 913-837-2300 if you need assistance for a non-emergency matter. Have a wonderful and safe holiday from all of us at the Louisburg Police Department!

From the members of the Louisburg Police Department, we wish you all a very happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday! As a r...
11/26/2025

From the members of the Louisburg Police Department, we wish you all a very happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday! As a reminder, our office will be closed Thursday and Friday, but our Officers are always on duty. Non emergency dispatch is (913) 837-2300.

Today on 10/01/25 a citizen called in an animal complaint regarding a snake that was found moving from 4th Street into t...
10/01/2025

Today on 10/01/25 a citizen called in an animal complaint regarding a snake that was found moving from 4th Street into the City Park across from the 1st Baptist Church at 4th and Elm Street. Officers responded and along with other City Public Works crew discovered the snake which turned out to be a mature Copperhead reptile that was handled and removed from the area. Checks were made to insure there were no other snakes of this variety still crawling about. While it is uncommon to find this type of snake in populated locations since they tend to avoid most people, they are native to the region and can occasionally turn up. Please be vigilant when out and about in our parks and other areas where trees and thicker foliage can be near the trails and equipment and structures. If you do observe a snake or other wild animal, please try to avoid it as most often it is not wanting to to be near you as well. And if you are just not sure, please reach out to the local animal control to handle the creature to insure that there are no issues that might be a safety concern. The local animal control in Louisburg is the Louisburg Police Department. To reach them, call Dispatch at 837-2300 and request an Officer to respond. Thanks.

Sadly, Sergeant Scott Heiman of Hays Police Department is the fourth Kansas Police Officer murdered in the line of duty ...
09/30/2025

Sadly, Sergeant Scott Heiman of Hays Police Department is the fourth Kansas Police Officer murdered in the line of duty since June. Our hearts and prayers are with his family, both blood and blue, in yet another senseless loss.

The Police Department had a visit on Thursday from Kelly & Dennis Castoldi, with their pet "Officer Chip." Their young s...
08/28/2025

The Police Department had a visit on Thursday from Kelly & Dennis Castoldi, with their pet "Officer Chip." Their young son Dominic named the dog as he thought all German Shepherds were "police dogs." Dominic wanted Officer Chip to be able to visit the Police Station. Thank you Castoldi Family for the visit!

Sadly, a Kansas City Kansas police officer has been killed in the line of duty this morning. KCKPD PD Officer Hunter Si...
08/26/2025

Sadly, a Kansas City Kansas police officer has been killed in the line of duty this morning. KCKPD PD Officer Hunter Simoncic died after being intentionally stuck by a suspect's vehicle. Our hearts are heavy with another senseless act against those who protect us. RIP.

Our hearts are broken over the tragic loss of the Deputy Elijah Ming of the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office on Saturda...
07/28/2025

Our hearts are broken over the tragic loss of the Deputy Elijah Ming of the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office on Saturday. Our condolences to his family and the men and women of the WYSO. May he rest in peace.

07/18/2025

LOUISBURG POLICE MEDIA RELEASE

On Thursday 07/17/25 around 5:50 PM, Officers from Louisburg PD and Miami County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance in the area of N. 4th Terrace in Louisburg. While officers were trying to calm the parties involved, a male suspect threatened Officers and responded back inside the residence and barricaded himself upstairs advising that he was armed with a firearm and demanded that officers leave the home. Additional assistance was requested from surrounding agencies, and Officers from Paola Police Department, Osawatomie Police Department and further deputies from the Miami County Sheriff’s Office responded to the call for assistance. The Louisburg Fire Department also sent an apparatus to assist in the area with traffic control due to the potential threat to the public by an armed subject as access into the housing division was temporarily blocked until the incident could be further contained. The male subject eventually surrendered and was taken into custody after the brief standoff. Officers learned that the subject was not actually armed and did not have access to a firearm but had portrayed to those on scene that he did. There was no actual threat to the safety of community members who live nearby. After being taken into custody the subject was eventually lodged into the Miami County Jail, pending criminal charges. Nobody was injured during this event, and thanks and appreciation is sent out to those other agencies who assisted in this incident.

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209 S. Metcalf
Louisburg, KS
LOUISBURG,KS66053

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+19138373191

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