Louisburg Kansas Police Department

09/10/2026

Public Information

We have recently received information that several people in our community have been receiving phone calls that have the Louisburg Police Department phone number on the caller ID. The caller is known to ask for medical information and other information that is not normal during a Law Enforcement phone call.

If you have concern that the caller is not actually Law Enforcement, please hang up and call our direct number of 913-837-3191 if during business hours, and 913-294-3232 (Miami county Non Emergency Number-EXT. Dispatch) if after hours. That will contact us directly and you will be able to ask if any of our officers or admin staff are actually attempting to get a hold of you.

Our agency is working on correcting this issue and we hope to have it resolved soon.

In the mean time, stay aware and stay safe

Louisburg Kansas Police Department

09/04/2026

The administrative office for the Louisburg Police Department will be closed in recognition of Labor Day, September 7th 2026 and will re-open on Tuesday for normal business hours. If you require the assistance of an officer dial 911 in case of an emergency or call (913) 837-2300 to be connected with dispatch. Enjoy your Holiday and be safe!

09/02/2026

A key fob for a Buick with a house key attached that indicates the person is a Chiefs fan was recently turned in to the Police Department. The subjects who turned it in found it on the walking trail near the entryway into the Lake Subdivision at Shoreline drive.

If this is your key fob, please contact the Louisburg Police Department at (913) 837-3191 to claim this item as we are well aware of the costs associated with replacing these type of chipped key fobs. Have a safe day and be cautious and stay hydrated during these hot days

07/13/2026

Solicitor Permit Alert!

The City of Louisburg has issued a Permit to Miss Austeja Varyte with Southwestern Advantage. She is speaking about educational books!

Here is a picture so everyone is aware and can say Hello!

07/04/2026

Copied from the City of Louisburg

“Freedom Fest has had to cancel tonight's festivities. The storms moving through the area and the wicked lightning has caused safety issues for the fire department setting up the fireworks. Even if the storms roll through, they won't have time to get everything set up. The committee is looking at dates to reschedule. That information will be announced next week.”

07/02/2026

Your choices behind the wheel affect everyone around you. Choose a safe speed. ✅ Speeding Catches Up With You.

The Louisburg Police Department will be joining law enforcement across the country during the "Speeding Catches Up With You" safety campaign.

From July 7-15, you will see an increased officer presence on local roads. Officers will be enforcing speed limits and educating drivers about the importance of recognizing speeding as an aggressive driving behavior with dangerous consequences.

We urge you to remember that following posted speed limits is not just the law, it’s a shared responsibility to protect all lives on the road. Drivers and riders should slow down, stay focused, and make safety their priority.

07/02/2026

06/23/2026

We want to thank the citizens that have sent the Louisburg Police Department a Snapchat video circulating online of a male subject appearing to strike a dog while on a leash.

We have looked into this matter and found that the video is from several years ago, occurred in and was brought to the attention of authorities in Bourbon County Kansas.

We appreciate everyone's concern regarding this matter.

06/16/2026

Theft case update:

Reference our last post about the Theft from Louisburg Ford.

The Louisburg Police Department filed a Probable Cause Affidavit on this case with the Miami County District Court for Felony Theft. The District Court then issued a felony arrest warrant for the suspect in this case who was identified as Adam Saeed of Belton, Missouri.

Saeed is currently in custody at the Henry County MO Sheriff's office on similar charges, and holds a warrant through Miami County with a 25,000 Cash or Surety Bond.

"Please rememeber, the suspect in this case is innocent until proven guilty in the court of law".

06/11/2026

Theft Case

On 06-07-2026, The Louisburg Police Department took a report at the Louisburg Ford Dealership pertaining to a theft of tires and rims from a brand new vehicle (Ford Raptor) located on their lot.

The case was started and during the investigation, other thefts from multiple jurisdictions in other states was identified. It was clear this incident was linked to a multi-state crime spree.

With the help of the Clinton, Missouri Police Department, the Johnson County, Missouri Sheriff's Department, along with tips and information that was provided by citizens and businesses, a potential suspect was identified.

The suspect was arrested and formally charged with a theft stemming from a similar case in Clinton Missouri and is being held in Henry County on a 50,000 cash only bond. Information developed during the investigation, interviews were conducted with the suspect and additional details that were provided by local businesses and citizens, allowed the The Louisburg Police Department gain Probable Cause and file charges with Miami County District court for the felony theft that occurred in Louisburg.

We want to thank and give appreciation to all agencies and persons involved in this incident. All of the hard work provided over the last few days is highly valued and led to a successful outcome where the stolen tires and rims have been recovered.

**It should be noted that the suspect in this case is presumed innocent until proven guilty in the court of law**.