Education...Prevention...Protection
The guiding principles in establishing the Goddard USD 265 Police Department in 1998. Our jurisdiction serves all school district facilities and transportation.
Goddard Public Schools is committed to promoting safe educational environments for all of our schools. USD 265 Police throughout the years has provided Goddard Public Schools families safety and security for events such as graduations, dances, and a variety of sporting events.
Interim Chief Phelps began her career in law enforcement in 2014. She has worked as a Detention Deputy, Patrol Officer, Community Policing Officer, and School Resource Officer (SRO). She has completed her Masters in Criminal Justice in 2019 and FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association Leadership Trilogy in 2023. She is also a Certified Kansas EMT.
PH: 316-794-4000
Officer Allen has nine years of previous law enforcement experience and served the Great Bend PD as a K-9 Officer. This is Officer Allen's second year working within a school district as a School Resource Officer.
PH: 316-794-4040
Officer Heath has six years of law enforcement experience. She is a Certified Kansas EMT and has previous SRO experience before joining USD 265. She has a passion for building a better relationship between youth and law enforcement.
PH: 316-794-4150
Officer Kite has been a Law Enforcement Officer for 17 years. In that time he has had many roles to include Patrol, Narcotics Detective, Property Crimes Detective, and now School Resource Officer. Officer Kite has a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Wichita State University.
PH: 316-794-4190
Officer Lamar has nine years of law enforcement experience. He is a Certified Kansas EMT and leads the USD 265 Police Department CPR/Medical Training for Goddard Public Schools staff and students.
PH: 319-794-4230
Officer Priddle has served in law enforcement since 2018 working for Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office, Goddard Police Department and now USD 265 Police Department.
PH: 316-794-4100
