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Authorized Fingerprint Locations List Other Locations May Be Available in Your Area Authorized Fingerprint Locations List Other locations may be available in your area. As of *CENTER BASED PROGRAMS ONLY: To *Shawnee and 3/29/2021 inquire if KBI is available to come to your Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) 1631 SW Topeka Blvd Topeka 785-296-4038 M-F 8:00-4:30pm $10 other counties Appointment location to take fingerprints, please email Required [email protected] ************************************************************************************************************************************ Appt. Needed Fee charged Special Instructions County Agency Address City Ph No. Hrs. of Operation Y/N Y/N Allen Allen County Sheriff's Office 1 N. Washington Iola 620-365-1400 M-F 9:00-3:00pm N $10 Call ahead M-F 8:00-11:30 and Allen Humboldt Police Department 725 Bridge St. Humboldt 620-473-2341 12:30-5:00pm N $5 Allen Iola Police Department 2 W Jackson Ave. Iola 620-365-4960 M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y $10 Call ahead Anderson Anderson County Sheriff's Office 135 E. 5th Ave. Garnett 785-448-5478 daytime hrs. N $10 Located in the Detention Center/Jail Atchison Atchison Police Department 515 Kansas Ave. Atchison 913-367-5525 M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y N Call if after regular business hours to Atchison Atchison Sheriff's Office 518 Parallel St. Atchison 913-804-6080 24/7 N N schedule. Barber Barber County Sheriff's Office 124 E. Washington Ave. Medicine Lodge 620-886-5678 5:30pm-6:30pm Y N Call ahead M-F 9:00-11:00 am and Barton Barton County Sheriff's Office 1408 Kansas Ave. Great Bend 620-793-1876 1:00-5:00pm N N Barton Ellinwood Police Department 209 W. 1st St. Ellinwood 620-564-3001 Appointment Only Y Unknown Call ahead Money Order ONLY. Located in the Detention Center/Jail-north end of Bourbon Bourbon County Sheriff's Office 293 E. 20th Ft. Scott 620-223-1440 M-F 8:00-4:00pm N $15 Courthouse. Brown Brown County Sheriff's Office 709 Utah St. Hiawatha 785-741-5301 M-F 8:00-4:00pm N $20 Cash only Brown Horton Police Department 205 E 8th St. Horton 785-486-2694 24/7 but call ahead Y $10 Call ahead If you work or live in Andover ONLY - No Butler Andover Police Department 909 N. Andover Rd. Andover 316-733-5177 24/7 N N fee 24/7 except Tuesday Butler Augusta Police Department 2100 Ohio St. Augusta 316-775-4500 before 7PM N $10 Butler Benton Police Department 154 S. Main St. Benton 316-778-1818 M-F Appointment Only Y $20 By Appointment only M-Th 8:00-12:00pm Butler Rose Hill Police Department 304 N. Rosehill Rd. Rosehill 316-776-0191 F 1:00-4:00pm N $15 Chase Chase County Sheriff's Office 301 Walnut St. Cottonwood Falls 620-273-6313 M-F 8:00-4:00pm N N Located in the Detention Center/Jail Chautauqua Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office 218 N. Montgomery Sedan 620-725-3108 M-F 8:00-4:00pm Y Unknown Call ahead Cherokee Baxter Springs Police Department 121 W. 11th St. Baxter Springs 620-856-2112 M-F 8:00-4:00pm Y N Call ahead Cherokee Cherokee County Sheriff's Office 915 E. County Rd. Columbus 620-429-2400 M-F 1:00-4:00pm N N Located in the Detention Center/Jail Cherokee Galena Police Department 210 Turner Dr. Galena 620-783-5065 M-F 3:30-4:30pm Y Unknown Call ahead Cheyenne Cheyenne County Sheriff's Office 212 Washington St. Saint Francis 785-332-8880 M-F 1:00-4:00pm Y N Call ahead Cheyenne Saint Francis Police Department 209 E. Washington St. Francis 785-332-3385 M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y N Call ahead. Cash, Check or Money Order Clark Clark County Sheriff's Office 221 W 9th Ave. Ashland 620-635-2802 M-F 7:00-3:00pm Y $10 ONLY Cloud Cloud County Sheriff's Office 2090 Fort Kearney Rd. Concordia 785-243-3636 M-F 8:00-5:00pm N $25 Coffey Coffey County Sheriff's Office 605 W. Neosho St. Burlington 620-364-3199 24/7 N $10 Coffey County residents only Comanche Comanche County Sheriff's Office 408 N. Central Coldwater 620-582-2511 Appointment Only Y Unknown Call ahead Cowley Arkansas City Police Department 117 W. Central Arkansas City 620-441-6601 MW-Su 8:00-5:00pm N $20 Cowley Burden Police Department 401 N. Main St. Burden 620-438-2320 M-F 9:00-3:30pm N $10 Cowley Cowley County Sheriff's Office 911 Fuller St. Winfield 620-221-5444 24/7 N N Located in the Detention Center/Jail Cowley Udall Police Department 110 S. Main Udall 620-782-3322 M-F 8:00-4:00pm Y N Call ahead Cash Only. Other times can be arranged Cowley Winfield Police Department 812 Millington St. Winfield 620-221-5555 W 8:00-5:00pm N $15 by appt. Appt. Needed Fee charged Special Instructions County Agency Address City Ph No. Hrs. of Operation Y/N Y/N Crawford Crawford County Sheriff's Office 225 N. Enterprise Dr. Girard 620-724-8274 M-F 8:00-3:30pm N N Crawford Frontenac Police Department 199 N. Crawford St. Frontenac 620-231-1916 24/7 Y $5 Call ahead Crawford Pittsburg Police Department 611 N. Pine St. Pittsburg 620-235-0400 MTThF 8:00-4:30pm N $25 Cash or Check ONLY Crawford Pittsburg State University Police 1501 S. Joplin St. Pittsburg 620-235-4624 M-F 8:00-3:30pm N $10 Local-No fee Non-Local- Decatur Decatur County Sheriff's Office 120 E. Hall St., 4th Floor Oberlin 785-475-8100 M-F 9:00-5:00pm Y $30 Call ahead Dickinson Abilene Police Department 419 N. Broadway Abilene 785-263-1213 M-F 8:00-5.00pm N $20 Cash or money order ONLY Dickinson Dickinson County Sheriff's Office 109 E. First St. Abilene 785-263-4041 M-F 8:00-4:00pm N $10 Doniphan Doniphan County Sheriff's Office 219 S. Main St. Troy 785-985-3711 Appointment Only Y N Call ahead Doniphan Elwood Police Department 508 Kentucky Elwood 785-985-3711 Appointment Only Y N Call ahead. Elwood residents only M-F 8:00-12:00 and Douglas Baldwin City Police Department 811 Eighth St. Baldwin City 785-594-3850 1:00-5:00 N $5 AM preferred 785-841-0007 Subjects MUST be a Douglas County *Schedule online resident and provide proof at the time of Douglas Douglas County Sheriff's Office 111 E. 11th St. Lawrence at dgso.org M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y N fingerprinting. Douglas Eudora Police Department 930 Main St. Eudora 785-542-2153 M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y Unknown Call ahead KU Associated- $5 Non-KU Fee for Non-KU Associated person is $10 M-F 8:30-11:30am and Association- for first 2 Fingerprint cards and $5 for 3 or Douglas University of Kansas Police Department 1501 Crestline, Ste 120 Lawrence 785-864-5900 1:30-4:30pm N $10 more Fingerprint cards. Local-No fee Non-Local- Edwards Edwards County Sheriff's Office 312 Massachusetts Ave. Kinsley 620-659-3636 M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y $10 Call ahead Local-No fee Non-Local- Elk Elk County Sheriff's Office 100 N. Cedar St. Howard 620-374-2108 M-F 8:00-5:00pm Y $45 Call ahead. Elk County residence only Ellis Ellis County Sheriff's Office 105 W. 12th St. Hays 785-625-1040 M-F 9:00-5:00pm N N Ellis Ellis Police Department 815 Jefferson St., Ste A Ellis 785-726-4462 M-F 9:30-4:30pm N N Ellsworth Ellsworth County Sheriff's Office 212 N. Kansas Ave. Ellsworth 785-472-4416 24/7 N $10 Ellsworth Wilson Police Department 2511 Ave. F Wilson 785-658-2444 N/A Y N Call ahead M-F 8:00-12:00pm and Finney Finny County Sheriff's Office 304 N. 9th St. Garden City 620-272-3700 1:00-4:30pm N $5 M-F 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-5:00pm but Call Finney Holcomb Police Department 200 N. Lynch St. Holcomb 620-277-2761 ahead Y $5 Call ahead Ford Dodge City Police Department 110 W. Spruce St. Dodge City 620-225-8126 M-F 7:00am-11:00pm N N M-F 9:00-12:00pm and Call ahead. Cash, check or money order Ford Ford County Sheriff's Office 11311 Comanche Rd. Dodge City 620-227-4590 1:00-5:00pm Y $15 ONLY Ford Spearville Police Department 302 N. Main St. Spearville 620-385-2512 N/A Y N Residents only Franklin Franklin County Sheriff's Office 220 S. Beech St., Ste A Ottawa 785-229-1200 M-F 9:00-4:00pm N $10 Franklin Ottawa Police Department 715 W. 2nd St. Ottawa 785-242-2561 Th 8:00-4:00pm Y $10 Call ahead. Thursday ONLY. Franklin Wellsville Police Department 730 S. Main St. Wellsville 785-883-2691 M-F 8:00-5:00pm N $10 ** $20 ** Geary Geary County Sheriff's Office 826 N. Franklin St. Junction City 785-238-2261 M-F 8:00-4:00pm N CASH ONLY Call ahead. Cash, check or money order Geary Junction City Police Department 210 E. 9th St. Junction City 785-762-5912 Call ahead after 1:30pm Y $20 ONLY M-F 8:00-5:00 but Call Graham Graham County Sheriff's Office 410 N.
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