The Boerne Police Department works with citizens to protect life and property, prevent crime, and preserve peace in the community. Our mission is to treat people with dignity, fairness, and respect while operating in a transparent manner consistent with the freedoms secured by the Constitution.
Through our actions and initiatives, we strive to demonstrate the values of integrity, justice, service, trust, and responsibility. This commitment is evidenced by the Boerne Police Department’s designation as a Recognized Law Enforcement Agency.
Divisions
Our department is comprised of multiple divisions and details which are staffed by officers and civilian employees. Divisions include Patrol, Criminal Investigations, and Communications.
The officers of the Boerne Police Department are dedicated to serving our community by building connections and relationships with residents and their families. The department hosts and participates in numerous community events throughout the year, including National Night Out, Safety Town, and civilian law enforcement training programs.
The department’s commitment to public safety is demonstrated in part through the services our officers provide to residents. Some of these services include a house watch program, home security inspections, child car seat safety inspections, CRASE courses, and ALICE training.
A new generation of leadership is at the helm of the Boerne Police Department after the new Chief of Police and Assistant Chief of Police were sworn in Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Read on...
Lackey, who has been with the department since 2004, assumes the position after the retirement of Assistant Chief Jeff Page at the end of February. Read on...
After more than three decades of exemplary service to Boerne and its residents, Boerne’s Chief of Police Jim Kohler announced that he will retire on October 31, 2021. Read on...
