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Resource Directory 2014 Kansas Criminal Justice System Resource Directory 2014 Kansas Sentencing Commission i ii Membership of the Kansas Sentencing Commission Honorable Evelyn Z. Wilson, Chair District Judge, 3rd Judicial District Honorable W. Lee Fowler, Vice Chair Jennifer C. Roth District Judge, 5th Judicial District Public Defender, 3rd Judicial District Honorable Patrick D. McAnany Carolyn McGinn Kansas Court of Appeals Kansas Senate Ray Roberts David B. Haley Secretary of Corrections Kansas Senate David W. Riggin Tom Sawyer Kansas Prisoner Review Board Kansas House of Representatives Amy J. Hanley John J. Rubin Attorney General’s Office Kansas House of Representatives Kevin N. Berens J. Shawn Elliott County Attorney Attorney Elizabeth (Betsy) M. Gillespie Eddie J. Regan Director of Corrections, Johnson County Public Member Reverend Junius B. Dotson Chris A. Mechler Public Member Court Services iii Kansas Sentencing Commission Jayhawk Tower (785) 296-0923 700 SW Jackson, Suite 501 Fax (785) 296-0927 Topeka, Ks 66603-3757 http://www.sentencing.ks.gov Scott Schultz Carrie Krusor Executive Director Research Data Entry Operator III Brenda Harmon John Spurgeon Executive Director’s Special Assistant Finance Director Kunlun Chang Jennifer Dalton Director of Research Accountant Fengfang Lu Trish Beck Senior Research Analyst Program Assistant Chris Chavez Michele Velde Research Analyst Office Assistant Sean Ostrow George “Ebo” Browne SB 123 Program Manager/ Research Analyst Staff Attorney iv Table of Contents Membership of the Kansas Sentencing Commission ......................................... iii Kansas Sentencing Commission ..................................................................... iv Kansas Bureau of Investigation & Kansas Highway Patrol ................................ 1 County Sheriff ............................................................................................... 7 Police Departments ...................................................................................... 21 Kansas Towns and Populations ..................................................................... 53 County/District Attorney ............................................................................... 69 Kansas Public Defenders .............................................................................. 81 Kansas Court of Appeals .............................................................................. 85 Senior Judges .............................................................................................. 85 School of Law .............................................................................................. 85 The Kansas Supreme Court .......................................................................... 85 District Court Judges ................................................................................... 91 District Magistrate Judges .......................................................................... 107 District Court Administrators ...................................................................... 119 Clerks of the District Court ......................................................................... 125 Chief Court Service Officers ........................................................................ 141 Correctional Facilities ................................................................................ 149 Kansas Prisoner Review Board ................................................................... 153 Kansas Parole Offices ................................................................................ 153 Kansas Community Corrections .................................................................. 157 APPENDIX A JUDICIAL DISTRICTS BY COUNTY ............................................. 167 APPENDIX B COUNTIES BY JUDICIAL DISTRICTS ............................................ 169 v A Message to Entities Referenced in the Kansas Criminal Justice System Resource Directory The staff of the Kansas Sentencing Commission hopes the 2014 Resource Directory will be a valuable aid to you and your staff. Every effort has been made to ensure complete and accurate information. In order to maintain maximum efficiency of this directory, please keep us apprised of updates by emailing changes to: [email protected]. Thank you. vi Kansas Resource Directory SECTION I LAW ENFORCEMENT Kansas Bureau of Investigation & Kansas Highway Patrol 1 2 Kansas Bureau of Investigation KBI Headquarters Kirk D.Thompson, Director……………….……………….……………………….(785) 296-8204 David Hutchings, Associate Director (KBI Investigation) Kyle Smith, Deputy Director Frank Papish, Assistant Director (SOD) SAC Doug Younger (SOD) Tony Weingartner, Assistant Director (Field Investigations Division) SAC Scott Ferris (Field Investigations) Deann Tiede, Personnel Director (Human Resources) 1620 SW. Tyler Street……...……..………………………….…………….……. (785) 296-8200 Topeka, Kansas 66612-1837…………………………………………..……Fax (785) 296-6781 Webpage address: www.kansas.gov/kbi Great Bend Regional Office SAC Bruce Mellor (Field Investigations) SAC Kelly Ralston (SOD) 625 Washington……………………………………………………………….….. (620) 792-4354 Great Bend, Kansas 67530-5442……………………………………….…..Fax (620) 792-1850 Overland Park Regional Office SAC William C. Delaney (Field Investigations) SAC William Smith (SOD) 7700 W. 63rd Street, Suite 12…………….……………………………….…….. (913) 671-2040 Overland Park, Kansas 66202………………………………………….…...Fax (913) 671-2042 Pittsburg Office Laboratory 821 N. Broadway…………………………………………………………………. (620) 230-5810 Pittsburg, Kansas 66762……………………………………………….…....Fax (620) 230-5822 Special Operations 821 N. Broadway…………………………………………………………………. (620) 230-5826 Pittsburg, Kansas 66762…………………………………………….……....Fax (620) 230-5835 Wichita Regional Office SAC Randy Ewy (Field Investigations) SAC Rod Page (SOD) PO Box 6………………………….…………….…………….…………………… (316) 337-6100 Wichita, Kansas 67202-3423…………….…………………….…………....Fax (316) 337-6099 3 Kansas Highway Patrol Kansas Highway Patrol General Headquarters Colonel Ernest E. Garcia (Superintendent) Assistant Superintendent – Lieutenant Colonel Alan Stoecklein Facilities Management – Kim Torrey Chief Legal Counsel – Tammie Lord Information Tech – Mark Thurman 122 SW. 7th Street……...………...………………………………………………. (785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603-3847…………………………………………….….Fax (785) 296-5956 Webpage address: www.kansashighwaypatrol.org/ Professional Standards Unit (PSU) Captain Daniel F. Brown (Commander) 122 SW. 7th Street…..………......……………………….………………………. (785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603-3847…………………………………………….….Fax (785) 296-5956 Protective Services – Troop L Captain Don Child Office of the Governor State Capitol, Second Floor……………..………………………………………. (785) 296-3291 Topeka, Kansas 66612 …………….………………………………………..Fax (785) 296-7973 Support Services Commander- Major Mark Bruce 122 SW 7th Street …………………………………………………………………(785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603………………………………………………………Fax(785) 296-5956 Troop J (Training Academy/Breath Alcohol Unit) Captain Dennis Gassman 2025 E. Iron Ave….. ……………...…………………….……………………..… (785) 822-1700 Salina, Kansas 67401…………….………………………………………….Fax (785) 823-7253 Public & Governmental Affairs/ Fleet Operations Captain Scott Harrington 122 SW 7th Street ……………………………………………………………… (785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603…………………………………………………….Fax (785) 296-5956 Human Resources Karen Holzmeister 122 SW 7th Street………………………………………………………………… (785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603………………………………………………………Fax (785) 296-5956 4 Kansas Highway Patrol Asset Forfeiture/Records Custodian Darian Dernovish 122 SW 7th Street …………………………………………………………………(785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603………………………………………………………Fax(785) 296-5956 Special Operations Commander – Major John Eichkorn 122 SW 7th Street …………………………………………………………………(785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603………………………………………………………Fax(785) 296-5956 Troop K (Capitol Police) Captain Jimmie Atkinson Docking State Office Building, Room 145…………….……………………….. (785) 296-3420 Topeka, Kansas 66612…………….………………………………………...Fax (785) 296-0725 Troop M (Communications, KCJIS & NCIC) Captain Randy Moon 122 SW 7th Street …………………………………………………………………(785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603………………………………………………………Fax(785) 296-0958 Troop N/T (Domestic Highway Enforcement Team/ Aircraft) Captain Eric Sauer 3600 Sardou, Blg #28 …...…...…………………………………………………. (785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66616 …….…………………………………………….….Fax (785) 296-7206 Homeland Security/Emergency Operations Captain Eric Pippin 122 SW 7th Street …………………………………………………………………(785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603……………………………………………………...Fax (785) 296-5956 EAST REGION: Commander – Major Mark A. Goodloe 122 SW. 7th Street………..…...……………………….………...…………….… (785) 296-6800 Topeka, Kansas 66603……………....………………………………………Fax (785) 296-5956 Troop A Captain Dek Kruger 1220 S. Enterprise Street………………………………...…………….….......... (913) 782-8100 Olathe, Kansas 66061……………..…………………………………………Fax (913) 782-0429 Troop B Captain Steve Zeller 3501 NW US Hwy 24 .…………..………………..……………………….......... (785) 296-3102 Topeka, Kansas 66618…………….………………………………………...Fax (785) 296-0726 5 Kansas Highway Patrol EAST REGION (Con’t) Troop G (Kansas Turnpike Authority) Captain Joe Bott 9401 E. Kellogg………………...……………………………………..………….. (316) 682-4537 Wichita, Kansas 67207............................................................................Fax (316) 652-2682 Troop H Captain Rick Wilson 301 W. 14th Street……………...……………………..………….………………. (620) 431-2100 Chanute, Kansas 66720……………………………………………………..Fax (620) 431-2110 Troop I (Motor Carrier Safety Assistance
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