Raytown Police Department

06/17/2026

We have a few new faces to introduce to you, Raytown! Last week, four new officers graduated from the police academy, and this week they are hitting the streets! Please say hi to new Officers Nunez, Smith, Taylor, and White. You'll see them around town as they complete their field training over the coming weeks.

Welcome, Officers, we're glad to have you!

06/13/2026

Where’s Serin ???

Serin’s first summer adventure begins tonight!

The anticipation is finally over! Serin is back in the community, ready to embark on his summer adventures tonight.

Here’s a hint:

Follow the music, and you’ll be on the right track.

If you happen to spot Serin tonight, don’t miss the chance to take a photo and share it in the comments. We’re thrilled to see where his adventures take him and who finds him first!

Good luck, Raytown! Keep your eyes peeled… Serin might be closer than you think.

06/09/2026

?? WHERE’S SERIN ??

The Summer Scavenger Hunt is back!

Thanks to a partnership with the Raytown Police Department, Serin is once again ready to spend the summer connecting with our community. The Raytown Police Fund for Public Benefit, Inc. will be hiding him at events throughout the summer, and we can’t wait to see who finds him first!

🔎 Spot Serin.
📸 Snap a photo.
📲 Share it with us.
🏡 Take him home.
💙 Follow along for more clues and summer fun.

Keep your eyes open.
Serin could pop up anywhere!

06/03/2026

Raytown will test the outdoor tornado sirens today at 11:00 AM

Send a message to learn more

05/06/2026

Raytown will test the tornado warning sirens today at 11:00 AM

04/25/2026

Today's the day! Come by City Hall (10000 E 59th St) from 10am to 2pm to drop off any unwanted prescription medications for FREE! Just drive up, you don't even have to get out of your car!

Please note we are unable to accept any OTC medications, liquids, sharps, inhalers, or anything with batteries including v**e pens.

04/22/2026

**Robin was located safe**

Raytown, MO – An Endangered Silver Advisory Alert has been issued for Robin Wright a 72-year-old female with Alzheimer’s disease.

Robin is a black female, 4’11”, 135lbs, gray hair, and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a blue shirt with black jeans, she has one braid on the right side.

She was last known to be in the area of 6100 block of Raytown Road on April 21st, 2026 around 6:00 PM, on foot, unknown direction of travel.

Anyone who sees Robin is asked to call 911, local law enforcement, or Raytown Police Department at 816-737-6020.

04/20/2026

Happy National Volunteer Appreciation Week to all the dedicated volunteers who generously give their time to serve our community with the Raytown Police Department!

We want to take a moment to express our gratitude for the selfless service and commitment of our police volunteers. You play a vital role in promoting the safety and well-being of our community, and your contributions are deeply appreciated.
Your dedication to supporting our police officers and staff, assisting with community events, and the care you show for our city does not go unnoticed. Your hard work and commitment have made a significant difference in Raytown, and we are truly grateful for everything that you do and are proud to have you as a part of our family.

Happy National Volunteer Appreciation Week!

04/18/2026

Don't forget! Make a plan to join us on Saturday, April 25th for National Rx Drug Takeback day! Stop by the City Hall parking lot, 10000 E 59 St, any time between 10 am and 2 pm to drop off expired, unused, and unwanted Rx pills. This service is FREE, anonymous and helps prevent pill abuse. Please note that we cannot accept liquids, aerosols, needles, sharps or ANYTHING with batteries including v**e pens.

04/13/2026

During National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week, we extend our gratitude to the dedicated police dispatchers safeguarding Raytown. These unsung champions toil tirelessly behind the scenes, ensuring prompt emergency responses for those in need.

As the frontline responders to 911 calls, police dispatchers exemplify quick thinking, composure, and critical decision-making skills. Their pivotal role in orchestrating emergency services during crises like accidents and crimes cannot be overstated.

Let's pause to acknowledge the indispensable contribution of police dispatchers to our communities. Their unwavering commitment and service merit our deepest appreciation. To all the police dispatchers: your hard work is valued, and your dedication is recognized. Thank you for your invaluable service!