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City of Wentzville
Police Department
The Wentzville Police Department, led by Chief Paul West and Assistant Chief Major Leon Burton, has 84 commissioned officers and 22 full-time support staff. Major Burton oversees Support Services, Field Operations, and Professional Standards, with Captains Borroum and Pyatt commanding Field Operations and Support Services, respectively. To learn more, visit the About Us page.
We will prioritize the mission of the Police Department through problem-solving and public service.
We will value the contributions of each member of the Police Department team and emphasize collective success.
We will ensure the safety of the public and our employees through policy and practice.
Law Enforcement Center
1019 Schroeder Creek Blvd.
Wentzville, MO 63385
Emergency: 9-1-1
Dispatch Non-Emergency line: (636) 327-5105
Records: (636) 639-2113
Booking: (636) 639-2108
Main Fax: (636) 327-5896
General Email: Police@wentzvillemo.gov
For Court questions,
please call (636) 639-2193 or visit the Municipal Court web page.
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1019 Schroeder Creek Blvd.
Wentzville, MO 63385
Emergency: 9-1-1
Dispatch Non-Emergency line: (636) 327-5105
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We had a great visit this morning at LINC summer camp. We hosted a safety talk with the kiddos about proper use of 911 and summer safety.
Have a great summer and be safe!
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Looks like so much fun. We sure do have some of the best police anywhere. LINC is so wonderful.
That is awesome👍.
Need a Wellness Check in Wentzville?
If you’re concerned about a loved one, a neighbor, or anyone who may be vulnerable — especially during extreme heat — the Wentzville Police Department (WPD) can help.
WPD can conduct wellness checks to ensure the safety of residents. To request a visit, call (636) 327-5105.
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As we move through summer, the City reminds drivers to practice caution in residential areas, especially when operating a golf cart. To maintain driver, passenger and pedestrian safety, please familiarize yourself with the following golf cart ownership and operation requirements in the City of Wentzville.
• Golf carts may only be driven on City streets with a speed limit of 25 MPH or less, or when crossing streets with a speed limit of 35 MPH or less;
• Golf-cart drivers must be at least 16 years old and must possess a valid driver’s license;
• Golf carts must be equipped with a parking brake, a rearview mirror, a VIN number and seat belts for rear-facing seats.
The City asks residents to familiarize themselves with these guidelines and practice safety at all times when operating a golf cart on City streets. To learn more about Wentzville’s golf cart regulations and view FAQs, please visit . ... See MoreSee Less
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All I see are kids driving these things.
Now if we can get people to actually follow these rules - especially being 16 with a license.....
Don't you have to have a valid driver license to operate these on the road
Calling All Experienced Police Officers.
Apply by July 25 to be invited for testing!
Are you an experienced Police Officer ready to take your career to the next level? The Wentzville Police Department is hiring to fill three immediate openings.
✅ Starting Hourly Rate: $33.51 to $38.53
✅ Benefits:
Take-home car program
Sick and vacation time
Five Personal Days
13 paid holidays
L-6 LAGERS Pension Plan
All equipment provided
On-site fitness center
✅ Specialized opportunities: Join teams like SWAT, Drug Task Force, County Fugitive Team or become a Federal Task Force Officer
Bring your experience to a Department that values your skills and offers room to grow. Make the change today! Learn more and apply here at , or call Lt. Schoolcraft at (636) 639-2133.
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In 1979 I started with Jennings PD at $6 and hour. Left 5 years later making $9 an hour. Glad to see the pay is better now.
DWI Saturation Patrols Planned in St. Charles County
This summer, local law enforcement agencies will conduct coordinated DWI saturation patrols in the St. Charles County community.
While officers regularly enforce DWI laws within their own jurisdictions, these saturation events represent a joint effort among the St. Charles City Police Department, St. Charles County Police Department, St. Peters Police Department, O’Fallon Police Department, Lake St. Louis Police Department, Wentzville Police Department, and the Missouri State Highway Patrol. On designated dates throughout the summer, these agencies will increase patrols across high-traffic areas throughout St. Charles County to identify and remove impaired drivers from the road.
The effort will involve Drug Recognition Experts (DREs)—officers specially trained and certified to identify drivers impaired by drugs, not just alcohol.
How you can help:
Talk to your friends and loved ones about making safe choices. Always plan ahead for a sober ride. Use a rideshare service, designate a driver, or stay overnight if needed. Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you see someone who may be impaired, speak up or help them find a safe option. Your actions could save a life, maybe even your own. Let’s all do our part to prevent impaired driving and make our communities safer.
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It is so important that you prevent someone you know is drunk. I was with a group of friends. We saw this guy came out who could hardly walk. Someone made a comment that someone should stop him. No one didn’t anything. So I got up and stood in front of his car door. He kept yelling at me to move. I don’t think you should be driving. He kept yelling and started to raise his arms like he was going to hit me. Luckly a big male friend of mine came up and told this drunk that he wasn’t going to hit me. He kept yelling at both of us. We as someone to call the police. When the police came they told him he wasn’t going to drive. He told them that he WAS going to drive home and that he was a lawyer. The cuffed him and took him off. I was so thankful that I stopped this guy from driving. God only knows that he could have killed someone.
Every night I see someone stopped for "speeding" I think, "wow, I've seen at least 2-3 drunk drivers. But instead, they'd rather steal money from the Wentzville citizens instead of actually protecting or serving them." It's really sad