Information about the Police Department
Police department staff:
William
Skare Chief
Donald Anderson Asst. Chief
Stephen Irons Captain
John Sloter Captain
Charles Pepples Captain
Lonnie Hikiji Captain
John Mayse Detective
David Ades Patrol Officer
Nathan Kester Patrol Officer
John Wiebold Patrol Officer
Rodney Thompson Patrol Officer
Michael Frazier Patrol Officer
Cory Rose Patrol Officer
David Powers Patrol Officer
Korie Barber Patrol Officer
Annette Westberg Administrative Assistant
Linda Carris Parking Clerk
Steven Peterson Parking Enforcement Officer
Rommell K-9
Hours
of Operation:
The
police department’s administrative offices are open from
8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
Boone Police Officers
are available 24 hours each day, seven days a week by contacting
the Boone County Dispatch Center ( 911 or 515-433-0527) or by
going to the Boone County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center
at 1019 West Mamie Eisenhower Ave and using the intercom system
to contact a dispatcher.
General
Information:
It is my pleasure
to welcome you to the police department section of the City of
Boone’s website. The officers of the Boone Police Department
proudly serve the citizens and visitors of the City of Boone.
Our services include: patrol, criminal investigations, K-9, bicycle
patrol, drug tip hotline, vacation house checks, and various educational
programs such as alcohol and tobacco compliance, fraud and identity
theft.
The accomplishments
of the Boone Police Department are directly related to the support
and participation of its citizens. Without it we would be unable
to reach our goal of public safety. The employees of the police
department thank each citizen for their continued support. We
value your comments and input.
If you would like to
contact me my email address is bskare@city.boone.ia.us.
Sincerely,
Police Chief Skare
NEW INFORMATION
2-Wheel Safety
News Release-08/07/08: The Boone Police Department, together with agencies across the nation, will join the "Over the Limit. Under Arrest." enforcement initiative. Officials from city county and state law enforcement agencies throughout Iowa will have heightened enforcement from August 18th through the 31st. The focus will be on getting drunk or impaired drivers off our roadways. The help of the motoring public to "buckle up", "slow down", and "drive sober", will directly affect the safety of everyone on our roadways. With increased patrols and focused enforcement across Iowa this Labor Day holiday, the odds of getting arrested for drunk driving or receiving a traffic ticket are greatly increased. Enjoy the holiday and remember to behave responsibly, for all our sakes. Thank you.
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