Leawood Citizens on Patrol

Leawood Citizens on Patrol "Past members of Leawood COPs" Members carry CB/GMRS radios while on patrol. Members of COP do not have the authority to make arrests.

They ride throughout Leawood looking for conditions that are hazardous or detrimental to its residents, which are then reported to the police and other city departments. These include criminal activity such as drug dealing, gambling, thefts from autos, and burglaries. Identification of abandoned cars, graffiti, overgrown lots and burnt out street lights are just some of the other items reports. They serve as the ''Eyes and Ears'' of the police. The job of COP is to identify and report, not to apprehend.

04/21/2019
09/09/2015

10/01/2012

We want to remind you that October is Crime Prevention Month! Have you planned a special event to celebrate? Let us know by posting what you plan to do! If you haven't, it isn't to late! You can always have a poster contest for kids, neighborhood block party or distribute safety tips.

11/08/2011

Nationwide EAS Test Tomorrow

On November 9, 2011, at 1:00 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will conduct the first-ever nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS).

This 30-second test is intended to assess the reliability and effectiveness of the EAS as a way to alert the public of national emergencies. At the appointed time, all television and radio stations throughout the nation will simultaneously broadcast the EAS tones as well as a message that the system has been activated at the request of the Primary Entry Point, Washington D.C. The message will be preceded and followed by verbal confirmation that the exercise is only a test.

Please be aware that this is only a test and that there is no actual emergency associated with this exercise and no need for alarm. Residents are discouraged from calling 911 or other emergency management agencies to report the brief interruption of regular broadcasts as these calls may detract from their ability to adequately handle life-threatening situations.

Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HCOHSEM) will be monitoring the test in the Emergency Operations Center along with partners from FEMA, FCC, Greater Harris County 9-1-1 and other local partners. HCOHSEM remains at Level 4 – Normal Readiness.

More information about the EAS Nationwide Test can be found at www.fcc.gov/nationwideeastest.

near Leawood @ Bissonnet
09/23/2011

near Leawood @ Bissonnet

A man believed to be a s*x offender is targeting children in a west Houston neighborhood

09/11/2011

Today, we need to remember the significance of 9/11. We're thinking about the victims, their families, and everyone who was a hero on that day 10 years ago. Thank you to the men and women serving our country, the firefighters, police officers, and paramedics around the country. You are the real heroes.

08/18/2011

LEAGUE CITY - A girl 14 who disappeared possibly with a 21-year-old soldier prompted police to order an Amber Alert authorities said.

06/25/2011

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