Police

Chief of Police: Don Selle

Uniformed Patrol Supervisors:

Division Commander: J.W. Bennet
Sergeant Larry Scribner

Support Division Commander:

Paul Rinkel

Investigations Supervisor:

Detective Rick Weaver

Location of Police Department:

211 N. Elm, Jenks, OK 74037 (First Floor, City Hall)

Phone Numbers, all Departments:

Voice - (918) 299-6311
Fax - (918) 299-2011
Emergency - 911

Public Safety:

• Neighborhood Watch:
  The Jenks Police Department is currently engaged in developing Neighborhood Watch organizations to help curb the occurrence of crime throughout the city limits of Jenks. The program consists of forming a group within, usually housing additions, that are trained to be aware of conditions that maybe indicative of crimes in progress and the proper way to work together as a group and document and alert the police of the activity. The program also attempts to help residents to take measures that would make their homes more unattractive to criminals.
• Business Watch:
  Business Watch is a program that the Jenks Police Department is developing to assist businesses in detecting crimes in progress and deterring crime. The program will emphasize measures that can be taken by individual businesses that would help to make them more crime resistant and what to do if they become a victim of crime.
• If You Would Like to Set-Up a Neighborhood or Business Watch
  For further details contact:
  Community Policing Officer Paul Rinkel, Jenks Police Dept.
  211 N. Elm, Jenks
  Phone: (918) 299-6311
  between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday

The Jenks Police Department in conjunction with the Jenks Police Officers Association offers the state mandated training classes required to obtain a concealed handgun permit in the State of Oklahoma. The class consists of 5 hours of classroom and 3 hours of firing range training. The cost is $60.00 which is mandated by the statute.

The total cost of obtaining a permit is approximately $200.00 which covers the permit itself, photos, fingerprints and the classes. The Jenks Police Department has a handout that explains the qualifications and procedures required to obtain a permit and is available in person at the department. An application packet is available by mail from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation in Oklahoma City.

A class schedule is available from the Jenks Public Schools Community Education Department, 1st & “B” Streets, Jenks OK 74037, (918) 299-4411