City of Bel Aire

Bel Aire Police Department 

The Bel Aire Police Department would like to welcome you to the new online home for the Bel Aire Police Department. For some time now the most current information about our department and city government has only been available in the newspaper or on the television. With evolving new technologies and constant updating of the internet you can now see up to the minute information about the department and our activities simply by going to this website and clicking on any of our pages. You can now view crime statistics, crime prevention tips, the "Most Wanted" or meet the officers of the department anytime night or day. You can now contact us with concerns and comments, or fill out an on-line form when you go on vacation so we can check your house while you are gone. There are also numerous links to other important and informative information. Thank you again for using the Police Department website and if you have any questions please contact the Bel Aire Police Department at (316) 744-6000 during normal business hours. If you have an emergency, please dial 911.

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The Mission of the Bel Aire Police Department is to create a partnership with the community by providing professional Law Enforcement services emphasizing the quality of life, individual rights, dignity, respect and confidence within the community and the Police Department.

Core Values:  P.R.I.D.E

Professionalism: To conduct myself in a professional manner at all times.

Responsibility: To be responsible in my actions while performing my duty.

Integrity: To demonstrate integrity in all that I do.

Dedication: To be dedicated to my duty and the community.

Ethics: To be ethical in my decisions and conduct.

Bel Aire PD seeking Reserve Officers and Senior Patrol Volunteers

The City of Bel Aire Police Department is looking for volunteers who want to serve the community by helping make the City of Bel Aire a safer environment.  Applications are now being accepted for the position of Reserve Police Officers and Senior Patrol Volunteers.  These are not paid positions. 

Applicants seeking to be a Reserve Police Officer must be 21 years of age, possess a valid Kansas driver's license, and must pass an extensive criminal history background check.  Candidates must also be a Kansas resident, a U.S citizen and a GED certified/high school graduate.

Senior Patrol Volunteers must be retired, possess a valid Kansas driver's license, be a City of Bel Aire resident, and pass an extensive criminal history background check.  Candidates must also be a Kansas resident, a U.S citizen and a GED certified/high school graduate.

Persons interested in filling out an application should come to the Bel Aire Police Department during regular business hours Monday thru Friday from 8am - 5pm and contact Cindy Rankin (Administrative Assistant) or My Ha Van (Police Clerk).

The Bel Aire Police Department received funding from Target's Loss Prevention Community Grant Program to purchase new training equipment. District representatives from Target presented BAPD with a check for $1,000 on January 12th, in a small ceremony at City Hall. The $1,000 grant was used to purchase a new 42" flat screen TV, a new DVD/VHS player and accessories. Improvements made to the BAPD training facility will not only assist in officer training, but will also aid the department in monitoring severe weather conditions, developing emergency situations and media coverage of important events. The Bel Aire Police Department would like to thank Target for its continuing support of local law enforcement and commitment to building stronger communities. For more information about this and other grants the Police Department has received, check out the February edition of the Bel Aire Breeze.

Target representatives present the Bel Aire Police Department with a check for $1,000 Pictured from left to right: Fred Raines, Todd Menie, Stacie Unruh, Chief John Daily, City Administrator Ty Lasher, Officer James Brandewiede

Links

• Kansas Adult Supervised Population Electronic Repository• Kansas Amber Alert• Kansas Bureau of Investigations• Kansas Highway Patrol• Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center• Kansas Peace Officers Association• KBI Registered Offenders Search• McGruff the Crime Dog• Sedgwick County Law Enforcement Memorial• Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office• Wichita Police Department