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It is the mission of the El Dorado Police Department to uphold pride in our work, maintain unwavering ethical standards, foster a culture of continuous education and growth, operate with transparency in all our endeavors, and seek justice and resolution as we faithfully serve the public with integrity, honor, and dedication.
Commitment to public service fueled by integrity, innovation, and the pursuit of justice.
The El Dorado Police Department is responsible for enforcing City of El Dorado ordinances as well as traffic and drug laws within our boundaries. These cases are handled through the Municipal Court. Felony charges are handled through the Butler County District Courts.
Our force has an authorized strength of 30 positions (26 sworn). We embrace the problem-oriented approach to community policing, to work with our citizens to maintain the status of being one of the safest cities in Kansas.
The department motto, "Community Safety, Partners in Service", states the essential purpose of the El Dorado Police Department. The department protects the rights of all persons within its jurisdiction to be free from criminal attack, to be secure in their possessions, and to live in peace.
The department serves the people of El Dorado by performing law enforcement services with high standards and skill. It is to the people that the department is ultimately responsible.
Chief's Corner
El Dorado, Kansas, is a city of the second class with a population of about 13,000. It is located in South Central Kansas at the juncture of several state and federal highways, including I-35. Our resources are agriculture and oil production. We have a growing industrial park, which is supported by an excellent lake.
The El Dorado Police Department is committed to providing a safe livable community, with a high quality of life by maintaining order, protecting persons and property with equal and consistent enforcement of the law.
We invite you to join us in our efforts by submitting all pertinent crime tips promptly.
Mike Holton, Chief of Police
Contact Us
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Mike Holton
Chief of Police
Email Mike HoltonJeff Murphy
Deputy Chief
Email Jeff MurphyPolice Department
128 N. Vine St.
El Dorado, KS 67042
Directions
Ph: 316-321-9120Emergency: 911
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.Saturday - Sunday
ClosedClosed Major Holidays
24/7 Police Department access is provided by a phone in the lobby which rings through to dispatch.
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Debbie Smith
Police Office Administrator