Junction City, Kansas Police Department

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Junction City, Kansas Police Department Junction City, Kansas Police Department. Directly connected to Ft. Riley, and just off I-70. We must always be mindful to NEVER violate the public trust.

Public comments can be submitted through this link: https://cimrs2.calea.org/1171. Compliments from the public can be sent to [email protected] Junction City Police Department's Values:

The values the department considers important, determine the way its members view their role and the people they serve. Values serve as a link between departmental operations and the community's ability to participate in and understand the purpose for the department's strategies. The Junction City police department's values are reflected in its code of ethics, canons of police ethics, policies, procedures and the actions of its members. Integrity: The community places the highest trust in law enforcement personnel. Each member of the Junction City Police Department must recognize they are held to a higher standard of accountability than the citizens we serve. Our conduct, both on and off duty, must be beyond reproach. Compassion: The role of the Junction City Police Department is to resolve conflict through impartial enforcement of the law, not through imposition, judgment or punishment. All persons shall be treated equally and with compassion. Professionalism: We recognize that our success is dependent on the trust and confidence of the citizens of our communities. Therefore, we shall always engage in behavior which reflects the integrity of law enforcement professionals. Pride: We hold pride in being capable and caring, and in providing a valuable service to the citizens of Junction City . We commit to continually promoting pride in our community, agency, and profession. Teamwork: Law enforcement is a community-wide effort. As such, we actively seek citizen involvement in all aspects of policing. We shall strive to cultivate effective working relationships with other governmental, public, and law enforcement agencies in pursuit of our Department's mission. Excellence: We shall strive to maintain or exceed recognized law enforcement standards in every duty we undertake. We pledge to establish and maintain high-performance standards to ensure public confidence and trust. Commitment: We have a vision for the future of our community and our agency. We make a firm commitment to establish and achieve our Department goals. Honesty: Honesty means being trustworthy and sincere in accordance with experience and facts. Lying, cheating, stealing, or the appearance of impropriety are unacceptable behaviors to the profession of law enforcement personnel.

Pancakes for dinner is a perfectly good decision tonight.Head to IHOP anytime before 10 p.m. and 20% of your check will ...
10/25/2026

Pancakes for dinner is a perfectly good decision tonight.

Head to IHOP anytime before 10 p.m. and 20% of your check will go to Shop With a Cop, helping us make the holidays a little brighter for local kids.

IHOP Junction City
321 E. Ash St.

Come hungry, and bring a friend.

10/21/2026
Ground was broken today on the new 40,000-square-foot Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic coming to Junction City, and JC...
10/05/2026

Ground was broken today on the new 40,000-square-foot Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic coming to Junction City, and JCPD was proud to be there.

We were on hand to help provide security for the ceremony, but this one is personal for us too. A large number of our officers are veterans, and care for those who have served is an issue near and dear to our hearts.

Once it opens, the clinic will expand access to health care for veterans in our community and across eastern Kansas, bringing that care closer to home.

Thank you to U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran for taking time out of his busy day to speak with leadership from JCPD and the Geary County Sheriff's Office following the ceremony.

Congratulations to the City of Junction City and everyone who helped bring this clinic to our community. We look forward to watching it take shape.

There are 13 (4-person) teams already signed up and we have room for 14 more teams as of today. We expect this extremely...
10/02/2026

There are 13 (4-person) teams already signed up and we have room for 14 more teams as of today. We expect this extremely fun Shop With A Cop charity golf tournament to fill up fast. We have also added a golf ball launcher using an AR15 for the golfers to experience during their round in an attempt to raise more money.

Sign up today at the Junction City Police Department or at Rolling Meadows Golf Course.

There's still time to get in on the fourth annual Shop With a Cop Golf Tournament on Oct. 24!

Our Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 43 hosts this tournament to fund Shop With a Cop, which pairs local kids with officers for a holiday shopping trip. Every dollar raised goes to children right here in our community.

Tournament details:

- Oct. 24, sh***un start at 10 a.m.
- Rolling Meadows Golf Course
- Four-man scramble
- $70 per player or $280 per team, which includes cart, green fees, lunch and a range token

Sponsorships are $150, and each one covers a child's shopping trip. Individuals and local businesses are both welcome to sponsor.

Sign-up forms and sponsorship information are available at the Junction City Police Department and Rolling Meadows Golf Course.

Spots fill quickly, so don't wait to register your team or sign on as a sponsor. Questions about the tournament, sponsorships or the program can go to Sgt. Borges at 785-762-5912.

Full details are on the flyer. Hope to see you out there.

09/26/2026

SATURDAY SAFETY TIP: READ THE MANUAL

Last tip of the week, and it covers all the others: the manual that came with your car seat is worth reading. Most of the questions we get are answered in there.

Look for:
- Height and weight limits
- Installation instructions
- How to adjust the harness
- The expiration date
- Cleaning instructions
- How to check for recalls

Your vehicle owner's manual matters just as much. It tells you how and where a child restraint can go in your particular vehicle.

One more thing: register your car seat with the manufacturer. That's how they'll notify you if there's a recall.

That wraps up Child Passenger Safety Week. If you still have questions about your seat or your installation, get in touch and we'll set up a time:

Email: [email protected]
Call: 785-762-5912

FRIDAY SAFETY TIP: BIG COATS AND CAR SEATSCooler weather isn't far off, and the heavy coats will be coming back out soon...
09/25/2026

FRIDAY SAFETY TIP: BIG COATS AND CAR SEATS

Cooler weather isn't far off, and the heavy coats will be coming back out soon. One thing to keep in mind: a bulky coat gets in the way of a snug harness. The straps can feel tight over the coat and still be loose against your child.

What to do instead:

1. Buckle your child in without the coat.
2. Tighten the harness until it's snug.
3. Lay the coat or a blanket over the top of the harness.

Questions about harness fit? Email [email protected] or call 785-762-5912 and we'll take a look.

THURSDAY SAFETY TIP: DON'T RUSH THE NEXT STAGEKids go through several types of restraints as they grow, and it's temptin...
09/24/2026

THURSDAY SAFETY TIP: DON'T RUSH THE NEXT STAGE

Kids go through several types of restraints as they grow, and it's tempting to move them up as soon as they seem big enough. There's no need to hurry.

- Rear-facing: Keep your child rear-facing until they reach the seat's maximum height or weight limit.
- Forward-facing: Once they've outgrown rear-facing, move to a forward-facing seat with a harness and tether.
- Booster: When they outgrow the forward-facing seat, a booster is usually the next step.
- Seat belt: Eventually the adult belt will fit them on its own. That's based on how the belt fits them, not how old they are.

NHTSA recommends keeping children in each stage for as long as they're within the manufacturer's height and weight limits.

If you're not sure which stage your child should be in, we can help you sort it out. Email [email protected] or call 785-762-5912.

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210 E 9th Street
Junction City, KS
66441

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