Community Services
Child Safety Restraints
The Spring Hill Police Department has employed Child Safety Restraint Technicians, Sergeant Jese Sjorlund and Officer Aaron Blount, to provide education and hands-on experience regarding child safety restraints. Download this flyer to learn more. To make an appointment, email Sgt. Sjorlund at jese.sjorlund@springhillks.gov. Also, ask about the benefits of the W.H.A.L.E Program for your child!
Fingerprinting (by appointment only) is offered to the public for $25 per card at the Spring Hill Police Department. Please call (913) 592-2700 to make your appointment.
The Spring Hill Police Department, in conjunction with the Masonic Lodge, provides this service throughout the year. Children are photographed and fingerprinted at no cost to the parent. The parent is given the information for use in the event the child becomes lost, abducted, or is otherwise unaccounted for and law enforcement is contacted. Ident-a-Kid can be offered at a wide range of venues, including school fairs, block parties, and other community gatherings. Please coordinate this program through the police department well in advance, as it is manpower-intensive.
Interesting in hosting a block party? Simply fill out this application and return the completed form to the police department.
The police department will assist any neighborhoods with implementing the Neighborhood Watch Program.
The police department offers residents an opportunity to have their homes checked by police patrols during vacations, business travel or other times when residents are away from their home for extended periods of time. Residents must submit the House Watch Report form online or fill out the form in person at the police department. Please do not sign the "Report By" line on the form.
The police department provides a wide range of services to the community. These include, but are not limited to, the following service programs:
The Spring Hill Police Department has employed Child Safety Restraint Technicians, Sergeant Jese Sjorlund and Officer Aaron Blount, to provide education and hands-on experience regarding child safety restraints. Download this flyer to learn more. To make an appointment, email Sgt. Sjorlund at jese.sjorlund@springhillks.gov. Also, ask about the benefits of the W.H.A.L.E Program for your child!
Resident Fingerprinting
Fingerprinting (by appointment only) is offered to the public for $25 per card at the Spring Hill Police Department. Please call (913) 592-2700 to make your appointment.
Ident-a-Kid
The Spring Hill Police Department, in conjunction with the Masonic Lodge, provides this service throughout the year. Children are photographed and fingerprinted at no cost to the parent. The parent is given the information for use in the event the child becomes lost, abducted, or is otherwise unaccounted for and law enforcement is contacted. Ident-a-Kid can be offered at a wide range of venues, including school fairs, block parties, and other community gatherings. Please coordinate this program through the police department well in advance, as it is manpower-intensive.
Block Party Permits
Interesting in hosting a block party? Simply fill out this application and return the completed form to the police department.
Neighborhood Watch
The police department will assist any neighborhoods with implementing the Neighborhood Watch Program.
House Watch
The police department offers residents an opportunity to have their homes checked by police patrols during vacations, business travel or other times when residents are away from their home for extended periods of time. Residents must submit the House Watch Report form online or fill out the form in person at the police department. Please do not sign the "Report By" line on the form.
Community Education Programs
The police department provides a wide range of services to the community. These include, but are not limited to, the following service programs:
- Explorer Program
- Citizen Ride-Along Program