McPherson County KS Sheriff's Office

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McPherson County KS Sheriff's Office This page is not monitored 24/7. For emergencies call 911.

For non-emergent inquiries or assistance: 620-245-1225
To give anonymous tips regarding crimes, please contact McPherson County Crime Stoppers: 620-241-1122 or 1-800-241-8118.

It’s been pretty spooky at the LEC! 👻 We hope all the ghosts, ghouls, goblins, and beyond have a safe and Happy Hallowee...
10/31/2026

It’s been pretty spooky at the LEC! 👻
We hope all the ghosts, ghouls, goblins, and beyond have a safe and Happy Halloween! 🎃

From all of us at Dispatch have a fun and safe Halloween!

**UPDATE**Thank You for the assistance and quick actions from KDOT, McPherson 911, the Construction Crew, McPherSon PD.T...
10/28/2026

**UPDATE**
Thank You for the assistance and quick actions from KDOT, McPherson 911, the Construction Crew, McPherSon PD.
The Interstate was temporarily blocked by a wide load in this area and is now back open.
11:50 a.m.

INTERSTATE 135 CLOSED

Closed north bound AT McPherson, exit at mm 60.
Proceed to 17th Ave, go north to Mohawk and get back on north bound I-135 there.

HALLOWEEN 2026Trick or Treats, Trunk or Treats, scare houses and haunted fields are upon us and its time we offer a few ...
10/27/2026

HALLOWEEN 2026

Trick or Treats, Trunk or Treats, scare houses and haunted fields are upon us and its time we offer a few tips to those who will be going out this coming weekend.

We hope you all have a safe and happy Halloween weekend; we will certainly do our part to help keep you safe and your child's candy bowl topped off.

Congratulations Deputy Burris!Today, Deputy Burris graduated from KLETC in Class  #364 and will return home to begin fie...
10/23/2026

Congratulations Deputy Burris!

Today, Deputy Burris graduated from KLETC in Class #364 and will return home to begin field training for the next few months.
We are pleased to have Deputy Burris, and hope the community welcomes him back and says hello when they see him out and about.

Deputy Burris was one of a few officers, recognized and awarded for the their fitness achievements. To be recognized for this achievement you must successfully complete the academic and skills testing, exceed the minimum pushup and setup requirements, complete the 1.5 mile run under a designated time and exceed 200 miles walked/ran during the training period. Congratulations on your achievement.

In attendance amongst family, was Undersheriff Bergstrom, Captain Scott, Sergeant Rahe and Sergeant Archuleta.

Words fall short in situations like these, though we believe in the strength of our community, healing thoughts and vibe...
10/18/2026

Words fall short in situations like these, though we believe in the strength of our community, healing thoughts and vibes, and prayer. Check on your neighbors in the coming days, as this one hits entirely way too close to home, and we must be there for one another.

We stand with you, McPherson. 💙

Safety campaign challenges drivers to Buckle Up and put the Phone DownMcPherson County Sheriff's Office is challenging d...
10/16/2026

Safety campaign challenges drivers to Buckle Up and put the Phone Down

McPherson County Sheriff's Office is challenging drivers to ditch the distractions and focus on safety.

The goal is to bring awareness to two simple actions — buckling up and putting the phone down — to reduce traffic fatalities. Drivers can expect to see increased law enforcement on local roads and highways during the statewide safety campaign which runs Oct. 20-31.

Driving safely demands your full attention. Any non-driving activity you engage in is a potential distraction and increases your risk of being involved in a crash.

Phone use while driving, specifically calling and texting is one of the most common distractions. Sending or reading a text takes your eyes off the road for approximately five seconds. At 55 mph, that's like driving the length of an entire football field with your eyes closed.

Kansas law prohibits drivers from using a handheld cell phone while operating a motor vehicle in an active school zone, where a reduced speed limit is enforced. It’s also prohibited in active construction zones while workers are present and signs are posted. Devices are still allowed to be used in hand-free mode.

The campaign coincides with Buckle Up Phone Down Day on Oct. 28th— a day when all drivers are encouraged to make the pledge to buckle up and put their phone down on every trip.

For more information on distracted driving, go to www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/distracted-driving

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1177 W. Woodside
McPherson, KS
67460

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