The Abilene Police Department (APD) follows a chain-of-command organizational structure featuring two divisions: Operations and Patrol, which includes Investigations.
Chief of Police - Jason Wilkins is APD's chief executive law enforcement officer and has overall command of the APD and all of the department's personnel.
Patrol Lieutenant - Mark Haaga oversees elements of the patrol division.
The Patrol Division is responsible for providing a 24/7/365 police presence in the City of Abilene. Officers are deployed on 12-hour shifts and are focused on proactive, innovative problem resolution strategies, in addition to timely response to crime-related events and requests for assistance (911 calls and non-emergency calls to 785-263-1212).
Investigations/ Support Services Lieutenant - Skylar Reynolds oversees elements of the investigations division and support services division. Lt. Reynolds also serves as our Evidence Custodian.
Patrol Sergeant - Chuck Huen and Grant Pratt serve as front-line supervisors for all patrol officers.
Detective - Kevin Landers is responsible for major case investigations.
School Resource Officer - Kris Kobiskie is the police officer assigned to work in the elementary, middle and high schools to ensure our schools are safe places for students to learn.
Accreditation Specialist - Madison Anguiano, who is also the Municipal Court Administrator, as part of the operations, is responsible for records management to ensure proper accreditation requirements are met; who reports to the Chief of Police.
Community Service Officer - Mike Ragsdale is primarily responsible for city code compliance, including enforcement of all ordinances and statutes pertaining to animal control.
Police Clerk - Angie Carranza is responsible for the maintenance and dissemination of police records.
To contact any of the individuals mentioned, please call the police administration at 785-263-1213.
For non-emergency requests to contact an officer on duty, please call dispatch at 785-263-1212.
