City of Wichita - Patrol North 42 Beat
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42 Beat

 

 



Officer Gregory Feuerborn
Community Policing
Beat Coordinator

Email me here


Officers assigned to 42 Beat

1st Shift
Officer K. Rosenberg
2nd Shift
Officer V. Rusco
3rd Shift
Officer R. Leffew
4th Shift
Officer A. Kern
 

 SCAT Officer
Officer D. McFarren 

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Previous Year Statistics for Beat 42
 
  2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001
Murder 3 0 2 0 1 0
Rape 6 13 6 7 6 5
Individual Robbery 16 29 41 15 10 11
Business Robbery 1 2 3 7 3 4
Agg Assault Drive By 1 1 2 3 15 11
Residential Burglary 71 54 64 100 40 62
Non-Res. Burglary 41 51 55 53 19 47
Larceny  259 275 344 420 262 420
Auto Theft 53 68 112 116 23 50
Vandalism 179 161 165 218 152 252
 

 

 
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Updated 06/03/08

Published by:

Officer G.T.Feuerborn

Beat Coordinator

3015 E. 21st Street N.

Wichita, KS  67214

(316) 688-9500

gfeuerborn@wichita.gov

 

 

  

What do Community Police Officers do?

 

Beat Coordinators are fully commissioned Wichita Police Officers who are assigned to individual beats.  The coordinators’ purpose is to facilitate the beat team response to address issues that effect life quality and crime on their beat and coordinate activities to solve problems using other resources at their disposal. Beat coordinators are responsible for:

 

1.                  Health code violations and animal complaints

2.                  Special assignments such as warrant sweeps, moral violations and other projects

3.                  Neighborhood clean-ups

4.                  Organizing sponsors, donations, food and security for neighborhood association projects

5.                  Follow-up on police cases for detectives

6.                  Large scale community projects involving other beat coordinators

7.         Organizing resources within the community

      8.         Attend community meetings such as Neighborhood Associations and District Advisory Boards

 

 

YOUR BEAT COORDINATOR NEEDS YOUR HELP!

 

The community policing philosophy only works if a relationship exists between the community and the police department. One way to create this relationship is by forging a Neighborhood Watch in your area and/or by becoming a Neighborhood Watch Captain. Call your beat coordinator or the Community Affairs Section to establish this relationship today! The links below provide information on Neighborhood Watch and also provide a way to report suspicious activity.

 

Neighborhood Watch Block Leader Seminar

Suspicious Person

                                                                       

 

 

 

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PROSTITUTION

  If you observe suspicious activity that you believe is prostitution related please call 911 IMMEDIATELY to report the activity. An officer can try and locate the vehicle based upon your information. You can also call Patrol North or e-mail Officer Feuerborn at the above address.

 

Information needed:

Vehicle description

Tag number 

Date and time vehicle observed

Location where vehicle was observed

 

Graffiti

 

Graffiti has been spotted in several areas of the beat. Most of the graffiti appears to be gang related. Please assist us in eliminating graffiti in your neighborhood by calling 911 IMMEDIATELY or contact the Patrol North Substation at 688-9500.  

You can help prevent graffiti in your neighborhood by performing the three R's

Recognize

Report

Remove

First, take steps to recognize and observe what occurs in your neighborhood.  Be observant of graffiti vandalism and persons involved in vandalism or other suspicious activity. Secondly, report graffiti and other vandalisms to the police. Call Patrol North to report graffiti or vandalism in your neighborhood.  If the vandalism is in progress (you are witnessing the incident) call 911The Police Department needs your help to identify graffiti vandals.

 

 

 

  Crime Prevention Tips of the Month

      

The month of May brings us the annual Wichita River Festival. With attendance numbers in the thousands, it is important to remain vigilant while enjoying the festivities. Please remember to keep all car doors locked and valuables secured in the trunk of the vehicle. Also, the Wichita Police Department recommends never to leave a vehicle running or unsecured with the keys remaining in the vehicle. Please help the Wichita Police Department help you enjoy your presence at the Wichita River Festival. If you observe anything suspcious please contact the nearest police officer or call 911.  

 

 

 

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Meetings 

 

 

 Historic Midtown Citizens Association

First Tuesday of the month at 7:00 P.M.

 1150 N. Broadway

 President: Sean Brennan  

Boundaries

River to Santa Fe

21st St to Central

 

                   McAdams Neighborhood Association                    

Second and fourth Saturday of the month at 10:00 A.M.

 1005 N. Mathewson

Acting President: Stephanie Neals

Boundaries 

Mosley to Hydraulic

17th St. to 9th St. 

 

Neighborhood meetings offer the opportunity to voice your concerns and questions. You are also able to meet and converse with your neighborhood officer(s). Please join us in our effort to increase the quality of life in the community.

 

City Council Members

District I- Lavonta Williams 303-8020

District VI- Sharon Feary 268-4331

 

Both DAB meetings meet on the 1st Monday of the month

District I meets at Atwater Neighborhood City Hall, 2755 E. 19th St.

District VI meets at Evergreen Neighborhood City Hall, 2700 N. Woodland 

 

  

Helpful Numbers For You

 

Patrol North: 688-9500

Evergreen Neighborhood City Hall: 303-8042

Atwater Neighborhood City Hall: 303-8017

SCAT Hot Line (Drug and Gangs): 267-7228

Community Affairs: 268-4101

OCI Office of Central Inspections: 268-4477

Health Department: 268-8351

Animal Control: 268-8473

 

 

 

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