Police Department

Lake Quvira’s Police Department keeps residents and their visitors safe and provides emergency response services. The Lake Quivira Police Department patrols public and private roads within the city’s boundaries. Police officers are responsible for providing assistance, responding to emergencies and addressing unsafe conditions and violations of laws and regulations.

Lake Quivira dissolved its all-volunteer fire department in 2018. The City began contracting with Shawnee Fire Department for emergency response services on January 1, 2018. Emergency response services are coordinated with the Lake Quivira Police Department.

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Personnel

The Lake Quivira Police Department is staffed by a police chief, deputy police chief, a full-time officer, and eight part-time officers.

Police Chief - Manuel “Manny” Olmos-Molina
molmos@lakequivira.ks.gov

Deputy Chief of Police - Shannon Trevino
st@lakequivira.ks.gov

Lieutenant - Leif French
lfrench@lakequivira.ks.gov

Police-Fire Blotter

Review monthly Police and Fire call reports.

Resources

  • ‍Request a Police or Accident Report
  • ‍Vacation House Watch  - Contact us when you are planning to go out of town to request a vacation watch. The police department will keep an eye on your home. Include your name, address, cell number, the dates you will depart and return from out of town, if pets will be left in the home, and any other relevant information.
  • ‍Child Car Seat Inspections  - Make sure you’ve installed your child’s car seat correctly. A certified Lake Quivira Police Officer will be happy to provide an inspection. Contact us to schedule an inspection.
  • ‍Fingerprinting Services – Residents and employees of Lake Quivira may request these services during regular business hours. Contact us to schedule an appointment.
  • ‍Gun Locks – We are committed to firearms safety. Pick up a free gun lock at City Hall while supplies last.