Garden City (KS) Police Department

Starting the day off with connection. While on patrol this morning, Officer Mangan made new friends at the Edith Scheuerman Elementary School bus stop. We hope you have a great day!

It’s going to be frigid through Monday - take steps to protect your pets, property, and livestock. If you're traveling back home after Thanksgiving, be sure your vehicle is equipped with an emergency winter kit.

Happy Thanksgiving from Night Shift! To everyone working over the holiday, thank you for your service.

UPDATE ON MISSING JUVENILE: Nakeisha Hernandez has been located and is safe. Thank you all for your assistance!

If located or if you have any information on Nakeisha, please contact the GCPD at (620) 276-1300.

Nakeisha was initially reported as a runaway on November 13. As of today, all leads have been exhausted, and we ask for the public's help in locating Nakeisha. She reportedly left her residence in an unknown clothing description and an unknown direction of travel.

PLEASE SHARE – MISSING JUVENILE The GCPD is requesting assistance in locating Nakeisha Hernandez, 15. Date of Birth: 04/28/10 Gender: Female Height: 5'4 Weight: 120 lbs Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Last Known Address: 2914 Fleming Street, Apt. #713

From our family to yours, we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday

A big THANK YOU to Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux for hosting Public Safety Day and honoring first responders this afternoon! We enjoyed sharing tips with kids on preventing fires and unsafe practices and how and when to call 911 for emergencies. season.

This Thanksgiving, let’s keep everyone safe—on and off the road. 🦃 Focus on driving so AAA roadside heroes can make it home to their families too. #SDMO #MoveOverMonday

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Hello darkness my old friend, soon you’ll start at 4 P.M. 😫 Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour tonight! Pro tip: use that extra hour to catch up on sleep and not committing crime ✌️

Here are just a few local heroes who proudly serve Garden City and Finney County. Stay safe, and thank you for your service!

Today is National First Responders Day, and we recognize and pay our respects to the men and women who are the first to answer the call and selflessly risk their lives to save others - police officers, dispatchers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and other front line heroes.

Keeping it in the family and keeping the community safe, we’re proud to have them both on our team!

It’s not every day you see a father and son duo in the same profession, let alone in the same department, and working on the same day. Senior Sergeant Cole and his son, School Resource Officer Cole, took a few moments between calls to catch up and snag a photo worth framing.

Check in, speak up, and be kind - to others and yourself.

If you or someone you know needs help with a mental health concern or crisis, you can call or text 9️⃣8️⃣8️⃣ to quickly access the lifeline. 988 - the “mental health version of 911” - serves as a universal entry point. If you are in an emergency, dial 911.

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. This is your sign that you matter, not just today but every single day, and so does your mental healt