Overland Park Police Department is a premier operation with high ethical standards and a record of excellence. Our city has one of the lowest crime rates among similar-sized communities.
The department’s success is directly tied to resident involvement. By establishing key partnerships with residents, we can better understand our neighbors, identify problems in the community and provide solutions for them.
The Overland Park Police Department is suspending all non-law enforcement-related fingerprinting until further notice. Station tours and ride-alongs are canceled. Many upcoming community policing events are canceled as well. Please check the Calendar + Events page for the latest information.
If you have an emergency, call 911.
We encourage you to avoid filing non-emergency police reports in-person. Make a report online or call 913-895-6300 (select option 3) between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. to make a report over the phone. If necessary, dispatch will send an officer to you to make a report.
Dial 911
913-895-6300
Administrative Offices
12400 Foster
Overland Park, KS 66213
Overland Park residents, business owners, and visitors,
The Overland Park Police Department is dedicated to the safety and welfare of its citizens and the men and women who protect them. As your police chief, I ensure our department serves the community with integrity. We accomplish this by treating every individual with whom we interact fairly, lawfully and professionally.
The Commission on Law Enforcement Accreditation recognizes Overland Park Police Department’s professional excellence, and our commitment to continuous development and the professional delivery of public safety services. I’m proud of the members of this organization and their commitment to the people of Overland Park.
Frank Donchez
Police Chief
frank.donchez@opkansas.org
Read OPPD’s 2019 annual report to watch a message from the chief and learn more about the officers who patrol Overland Park and how each member of our team works to keep the City safe.
Overland Park Police Officers operate from five police stations across the City.
Residents may walk in reports at the W. Jack Sanders Justice Center or the Myron Scafe Justice Center.