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This is a person of interest in a theft of lottery tickets from a convenience store in Kiowa County. This person is presumed innocent until found guilty in court of law. We are wanting to visit with him about the matter. If you are this person or know this person, please contact us at 620-723-2182.
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Definitely a truck driver.
We’re looking for a full time dispatcher! If you’re not sure what all the job entails, swing in and visit with Krista. If you don’t have time to stop in, call 620-723-2182 and ask for Krista. If you’d like to text with any questions, shoot them to 620-388-0629. Would you like to do a sit in (kind of like a ride-along)? We can arrange that! Our shifts are 12 hours but this just means the schedule has you working about
15 days a month. One week you only work Wednesday and Thursday. The next week, you only have Wednesday and Thursday off!
The Kiowa County Sheriff’s Office in Greensburg, Kansas is now accepting applications for a Full Time Dispatcher. Applicants must be 18 years of age, have a valid driver’s license by the date of employment, have a high school diploma or GED, available to work nights, weekends and holidays. Also, must pass a background check and drug screen. Starting pay for this position is $16.93/hr. There is a .50 cent differential for night shift. Pay will be determined by experience. Applications can be picked up at the Kiowa County Sheriff’s Office, 200 East Wisconsin, Greensburg, Kansas 67054, on our website at www.kiowacokssheriff.com, or call 620-723-2182 and an application can be emailed to you. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
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Welcome to the Kiowa County Sheriff’s Office We will be sponsoring this training. Come join us! Lunch will be provided.Southern Kansas! I'm headed your way in November. Register now to save your spo...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We are very thankful for our dispatchers but also very thankful for the relationship with our deputies to make sure we try and find closure.
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Due to being removed from the scene, many dispatchers do not get the end of the story that started so terrifyingly in their ear.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We will be sponsoring this training. Come join us! Lunch will be provided.Southern Kansas! I'm headed your way in November.
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