Osage County Attorney's Office

11/18/2025

02/08/2025

Welcome, Trooper Vandevord!

Trooper Eli Vandevord, K-309, a recent graduate of Class #70 from the Kansas Highway Patrol Training Academy, is settling into his new position at Troop B, Osage County. Trooper Vandevord will continue his training with Field Training Officer Master Trooper Aaron Schaefer.

We look forward to seeing Trooper Vandevord excel in his new Troop home!

06/07/2024

Please join us in congratulating two of our deputies who graduated with the 326th basic training class at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center this afternoon! Deputy Trenton Moore will begin field training under Sergeant Knapp and Deputy Jacob Burrell will begin field training under Sergeant Feliciano. Congratulations to Deputies Moore, Burrell, and the rest of the 326th basic training class!

Pictured L-R: Undersheriff Brenner, Deputy Moore, Deputy Burrell, and Sheriff Wells.

05/16/2024

Welcome Kilo!

We have recently added a new member to the Osage County Sheriff’s Office. We are pleased to introduce Kilo! Kilo is a 2-year-old German Shepherd. He is certified in tracking, obedience, searches, controlled aggression, and narcotic detection. Kilo’s handler is Deputy Ethan Wells. We would like to thank the Osage County Attorney's Office for providing diversion funds for Kilo’s training.

05/09/2024

Thank you for all you do!

The first full week of May is recognized as National Correctional Officers Week. A 24/7/365 operation, correctional officers serve a vital role in public safety, most of which is unseen by the public. Our Correctional Officers are dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of those in custody and their fellow officers.

Thank you for all you do!

04/09/2024

At 55 mph, that's like driving the length of an entire football field with your eyes closed.

Need more reasons not to text and drive? Click here: NHTSA.gov/DistractedDriving

04/02/2024

Sexual Assault impacts all communities, even ours. Easily overlooked because it often happens in secret, but the impact echos through the lives of the survivors.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout the month we will be sharing information to increase awareness and educate more Kansans about sexual assault and its negative effects. We wish to honor the voices of sexual assault victims and survivors, and convey how each of us can play a role in preventing sexual assault.

03/29/2024

Have a great weekend!
Please remember, high speeds carry a much higher risk of fatality in an accident. Slow down and don’t ruin someone else’s weekend.