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State of emergency impacts City facilities and services

Johnson County has declared a state of emergency to help limit the spread of COVID-19. Several City facilities have closed and a number of services, programs and events are affected.

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Police

Johnson County has declared a state of emergency in response to COVID-19.

These operational plans begin Monday, March 16, and will be in effect until further notice, unless indicated differently below. As this is an evolving situation, please check back here for additional details.

Patrols will not decrease. Officers will exercise great discretion in their proactive enforcement activities. The following remain our highest priority calls for service:

  • Crimes in progress 
  • Issues affecting public safety
  • Issues affecting traffic safety and traffic flow
  • Medical calls in which officers could perform life-saving measures
  • Calls otherwise deemed critical in nature and time sensitive

When individuals call to request police services, it is possible that in rare instances we would take the report over the phone rather than dispatch an officer. We will still dispatch officers on high priority calls. Please do not hesitate to call 911 or our non-emergency line at 913.477.7301 if you need police services. We will then determine the best response to that request based on the information we receive.

The following services which ordinarily take place at our station are being suspended until further notice: 

  • Fingerprinting services
  • Child car-seat inspections
  • Old/unused/expired prescription medication drop-off
  • Internet sales transactions “meet-up location”
  • Citizen Volunteer Program
  • Citizen Ride-along Program

The following Lenexa Police Department events have been canceled:  

  • March 16: Spring Break Bash (Lenexa Rec Center)
  • March 17: Lenexa Citizens Police Academy (Lenexa Police Station)
  • April 13: Cocoa with Cops (City Center Library)


Lenexa Police Department
Thomas Hongslo, Chief of Police

Emergency:
Call 911

Dispatch non-emergency:
913.477.7301

Administrative office:
913.477.7300

Address:
12500 W. 87th St. Pkwy.
Lenexa, KS 66215

Hours:
Lobby open 24 hours a day/365 days a year.

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As a department, we strive to work in partnership to protect and serve our community with honor, integrity and professionalism. We do this through building trusting relationships with residents and businesses in Lenexa. 

About the Chief 

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Chief Thomas Hongslo leads our department and has been employed in law enforcement since 1989. He was appointed Chief of Police in October 2012.

He has a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University and a master’s degree from Baker University. He is a graduate of the 232nd session of the FBI National Academy, the Senior Management Institute of Policing, University of Kansas Certified Public Manager Program and Leadership Kansas 2016.

Chief Hongslo is the past president of the Kansas City Metropolitan Police Chiefs and Sheriffs Association and serves on the Board of the Directors for the Kansas City Metropolitan Major Case Squad, Safehome and the University Of Kansas Public Management Center Law Enforcement Leadership Academy.  He also serves as a Police Chief Liaison for the Johnson County Multi-Jurisdictional Officer Involved Shooting Investigative Team.

Chief Hongslo is an active member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police Patrol and Tactical Committee and the Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police Legislative Committee.