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The mission of the Florissant Police Department is to provide the highest quality of police services to the Florissant Community by promoting a safe environment through police and citizen interaction, with emphasis on integrity, fairness and professionalism.

This afternoon, Officer Ross and Officer Daub were recognized at the 19th Annual Crisis Intervention Team Appreciation B...
10/21/2026

This afternoon, Officer Ross and Officer Daub were recognized at the 19th Annual Crisis Intervention Team Appreciation Banquet for their outstanding response to a call for service involving an individual experiencing a mental health crisis.

Through compassion, empathy, and professionalism, the officers safely resolved a dangerous situation while helping someone in need.

We’re proud of their work and the care they bring to serving our community. Congratulations to both officers on this well deserved recognition!

During the Florissant City Council meeting on Monday, Chief Tim Fagan, joined by his executive command staff, Mayor Tim ...
10/14/2026

During the Florissant City Council meeting on Monday, Chief Tim Fagan, joined by his executive command staff, Mayor Tim Lowery, and members of the Florissant City Council, formally recognized and commended several officers for their outstanding actions and dedication to duty.

These commendations highlight the professionalism, commitment, and willingness of our officers to go above and beyond in serving and protecting our community.

We are extremely proud of these officers and grateful for the dedication they demonstrate each day. Their actions reflect the values of the Florissant Police Department and the high standards we strive to uphold.

Please join us in congratulating these officers on their well-deserved recognition!

Last night, during the Florissant City Council meeting, Chief Tim Fagan, joined by his executive command staff, Mayor Ti...
10/13/2026

Last night, during the Florissant City Council meeting, Chief Tim Fagan, joined by his executive command staff, Mayor Tim Lowery, and members of the Florissant City Council, proudly recognized and commended K9 Raven and her handler, Officer Pagano, as Raven officially retires from service.

Throughout their partnership, Raven and Officer Pagano responded to 56 deployments, assisting with narcotics detection, patrol operations, and evidence searches. Their work helped locate nine individuals and contributed to investigations resulting in 21 arrests.

Raven also played an important role in numerous narcotics investigations, including significant seizures of fentanyl and methamphetamine. Her skills extended beyond Florissant, providing K9 support during federal operations with the Drug Enforcement Administration and assisting law enforcement agencies throughout St. Louis County.

Throughout her career, Raven demonstrated exceptional dedication, reliability, and service. Her contributions made a lasting impact on our department, our law enforcement partners, and the community we serve.

We also want to recognize Officer Pagano for his dedication, professionalism, and commitment throughout their partnership. The success of a police K9 team is built on trust, training, and teamwork, and their work together is something we are proud of.

The Florissant Police Department is grateful for Raven's years of faithful service and the contributions Raven and Officer Pagano have made to our community.

Please join us in congratulating K9 Raven and Officer Pagano on a job well done and wishing Raven a happy retirement!

This Wednesday!SENIOR SAFETY EVENTFRAUD & SCAM PREVENTIONProtect yourself. Stay informed. Know the warning signs.The Flo...
10/10/2026

This Wednesday!

SENIOR SAFETY EVENT
FRAUD & SCAM PREVENTION

Protect yourself. Stay informed. Know the warning signs.

The Florissant Police Department, in partnership with the FBI and the FBI St. Louis Citizens Academy Alumni Association, invites area seniors to attend a live webinar focused on frauds and scams targeting older adults.

Wednesday, October 14
2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Florissant Senior Center
315 Howdershell Road

Learn about:
• Common frauds and scams targeting seniors
• Warning signs to watch for
• Ways to protect your personal and financial information
• What to do if you believe you have been targeted

SEATING IS LIMITED
To reserve your spot, call the Florissant Senior Center at
314-839-7605

What a great evening for National Night Out!Our officers had a great time traveling throughout Florissant Tuesday, visit...
10/08/2026

What a great evening for National Night Out!

Our officers had a great time traveling throughout Florissant Tuesday, visiting several neighborhood block parties, meeting new faces, and catching up with familiar ones.

Thank you to everyone who welcomed us into your neighborhoods and helped make the evening so much fun. We always enjoy the opportunity to spend time with the community we are proud to serve!

Today we remember Lieutenant Jay G. Noser EOW: 10-07-2008Lt. Jay Noser succumbed to complications of an injury sustained...
10/07/2026

Today we remember Lieutenant Jay G. Noser
EOW: 10-07-2008

Lt. Jay Noser succumbed to complications of an injury sustained twenty-nine years earlier.

On June 20, 1979, Lt. Noser responded to a robbery at the Northwest Savings and Loan in Florissant. While responding to the call, Lt. Noser observed the suspect vehicle fleeing the area. Lt. Noser pursued the suspect vehicle to the area of Hwy 367 and Hwy 67. The suspect exited his vehicle and shot Lt. Noser seven times.
The injuries he sustained forced him to medically retire.

On October 7, 2008, Lt. Noser died as a result of the gunshot wounds.
Lt. Noser had served with the Florissant Police Department for nineteen years. He was survived by his wife and three children

This October, Florissant Police officers will once again wear pink badges in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Mont...
10/01/2026

This October, Florissant Police officers will once again wear pink badges in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The pink badge is a small symbol with a big meaning. It reflects our support for those currently battling breast cancer, celebrates survivors, and honors the memory of those we have lost.

We are proud to stand alongside our community in bringing awareness to a cause that touches so many families.

Florissant Police officers are currently investigating a traffic crash in the area of Parker Road and Waterford.When off...
10/01/2026

Florissant Police officers are currently investigating a traffic crash in the area of Parker Road and Waterford.

When officers arrived, they discovered that one of the drivers involved in the crash was suffering from a gunshot wound to the upper body. That driver was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

The other driver involved in the crash was also transported to a local hospital with injuries sustained in the crash.

This remains an active and ongoing investigation. Additional information will be released as it becomes available.

The City of Florissant is making residents, businesses, and applicants aware of a scam involving fraudulent payment requ...
09/30/2026

The City of Florissant is making residents, businesses, and applicants aware of a scam involving fraudulent payment requests connected to Planning & Zoning applications.

Legitimate applicants who have conducted business with the City of Florissant Planning & Zoning Department have received fraudulent letters or messages requesting payment. These communications may contain actual project, property, or application information, making them appear legitimate. They are not.

The FBI has also warned of similar scams occurring nationwide involving individuals impersonating local government officials.

Please be cautious of:
-Unexpected requests for additional payment
- Requests to wire money or provide a wire transfer receipt
-Payment instructions that differ from those previously provided by the City
- Emails, letters, invoices, or attachments that appear official but contain unusual contact or payment information
-Communications containing legitimate property or project details in an attempt to appear authentic

Before making any payment, verify the request directly with the City of Florissant using official City contact information.

If you receive a suspicious request, do not send money, do not click on links, or do not open unexpected attachments.

Anyone who believes they may have been targeted or victimized should contact law enforcement.

SENIOR SAFETY EVENTFRAUD & SCAM PREVENTIONProtect yourself. Stay informed. Know the warning signs.The Florissant Police ...
09/29/2026

SENIOR SAFETY EVENT
FRAUD & SCAM PREVENTION

Protect yourself. Stay informed. Know the warning signs.

The Florissant Police Department, in partnership with the FBI and the FBI St. Louis Citizens Academy Alumni Association, invites area seniors to attend a live webinar focused on frauds and scams targeting older adults.

Wednesday, October 14
2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Florissant Senior Center
315 Howdershell Road

Learn about:
• Common frauds and scams targeting seniors
• Warning signs to watch for
• Ways to protect your personal and financial information
• What to do if you believe you have been targeted

SEATING IS LIMITED
To reserve your spot, call the Florissant Senior Center at
314-839-7605

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Florissant, MO
63031

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