Stafford County Kansas Sheriff's Office

06/13/2026

In the early morning hours of Friday, June 12th, the Stafford County Kansas Sheriff's Office along with the St. John, Kansas Police Department, Stafford Police Department, Stafford County K9 and Stafford County Communications, Stafford Co, KS executed a search warrant at a residence in Radium. Large quantities of suspected methamphetamines, ma*****na, hallucinogens and fi****ms were discovered during the ex*****on. One suspect was taken into custody. No further information will be released at this time.

It is the goal of the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office to ensure the safety of its community and residents. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

05/27/2026

05/18/2026

The current satellite depicts cumulus development ahead of a
boundary stretching from Meade northeastward into Pawnee and
Stafford Counties. A few convective attempts have already
started, with the primary deep convection more northeast of the
area in central Kansas. A brief land spout could occur on any
initial development given the strong surface vorticity, steep
low-level lapse rates, and stationary nature of the boundary.

After around 3-4 PM, convective evolution should transition to
more robust storms down and along this boundary. Damaging winds, very large hail, and a tornado risk are expected to materialize, especially as low-level shear increases into the evening. The ultimate extent of significant severe weather will be contingent on if activity can stay more discrete. The ceiling is high for
significant impacts, but trends will be monitored in the coming
hours.

04/24/2026

04/20/2026

03/17/2026

Don't forget to join us for the Storm Spotter meeting tomorrow at 6pm at the Stafford County annex in St. John

Come join us for the annual Storm Spotter meeting with National Weather Service.

02/25/2026

**Update** Due to the possibility of storms tomorrow, the drill will only be done if the weather is clear so that there is no confusion.

Stafford County will participate in the statewide tornado drill Wednesday March 4th at 10am. Sirens will sound longer than the normal monthly test. Please take this time to go over your safety plan and check emergency kits.

🌪 Severe weather season is right around the corner. To prepare, Kansas is planning a statewide tornado drill next week.

02/13/2026

Come join us for the annual Storm Spotter meeting with National Weather Service.