The Skiatook Police Department's Patrol Division is the backbone of the agency, providing 24/7 coverage and first-response service to the community. The division is comprised of four patrol sergeants and twelve officers, organized into four shifts to ensure continuous and effective policing. These dedicated men and women are responsible for responding to calls of service, conducting traffic enforcement, engaging in proactive crime prevention, and maintaining a visible presence throughout the city. Their commitment to professionalism and community safety is the foundation of the department's daily operations.
The Skiatook Police Department partners with the Skiatook Public Schools to provide 2 full time Officers assigned to the schools.
School Resource Officer Foshee brings 17 years of dedicated service with the Skiatook Police Department to his role in the city's schools. As an experienced and trusted member of the department, Officer Foshee works closely with the students, faculty, and parents to promote safety, build positive relationships, and serve as a vital link between the police and the school community. His presence helps foster a secure and supportive learning environment for all.
The Skiatook Police Department Detective Division consists of three dedicated detectives responsible for investigating all major crimes within the city, including homicides, assaults, burglaries, and other serious offenses. In addition to their primary duties, the division partners with the Homeland Security to investigate crimes against children, ensuring specialized attention and resources are directed toward protecting the most vulnerable members of the community.
Officer T.C. Austin serves as the Skiatook Police Department's K-9 handler, working alongside his highly trained partner, K-9 Knox. Together, they form a vital team specializing in narcotics detection, and tracking. Officer Austin and Knox regularly assist patrol and investigative units, contributing to safer streets through proactive enforcement and community engagement.
The Skiatook Police Department's E911 Communications division plays a critical role in the safety and efficiency of emergency response operations. Staffed by highly trained and dedicated professionals dispatchers serve as the first point of contact for citizens in need, handling emergency and non-emergency calls with speed, accuracy, and compassion. They coordinate communication between officers, emergency services, and the public, ensuring that vital information is relayed quickly and effectively. Their behind-the-scenes work is essential to the success of every response and the overall safety of the community.
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