 
The Services Bureau has four divisions: They are the Community and Support Services Division, the Criminal Investigations Division, the Technical Services Division and the Executive Officer. The Executive Officer of the Services Bureau reports directly to Deputy Chief Jerry Campbell. The duties of the Executive Officer include overseeing the daily operation of the Services Bureau and directly commanding the Selective Crime Occurrence Reduction and Enforcement Unit (S.C.O.R.E.), Narcotics and Narcotics Unit. The Executive Officer assists in formulating, recommending and carrying out the police department’s mission, goals and policies, directs community and public relations, recommends appointments or dismissals, manages and controls daily business and commands the Units. The Executive Officer of the Services Bureau is commanded by Major Doug Hansen.
      Tactical Unit
  The S.C.O.R.E. Unit handles all hostage incidents, barricaded individuals, as well as the execution of all high risk Search Warrants. Taskforce Detectives/Officers: Several members of the Unit are assigned to various Federal taskforces, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms to name a few. The taskforce officers focus on federal violators who reside primarily in or commit crimes in Kansas City, Kansas. The taskforce officers interact daily with all police departmental personnel as well as their assigned federal agency. Since its inception, the Narcotics Unit has proven to be a valuable unit to the Police Department. The Narcotics Unit has consistently seized large amounts of narcotics and firearms and has been instrumental in targeting and incarcerating violent offenders and assisting the department with reducing violent crime. Police Canines: Police Canines serve as a support function to all areas of the Police Department’s drug enforcement activities detecting and identifying controlled substances. They also aid in locating lost or missing persons in emergency situations and they protect officers and citizens in building searches. A recent addition to the team is an EOD trained canine team that is used to detect explosives and / or gunpowder.  
  Security Guard-Permits Listed below are the requirements for issuing of security guard permits: UN-ARMED SECURITY GUARDS ARMED SECURITY GUARDS TRANSFERS From Un-Armed to Armed: From Armed to Un-Armed: Services Bureau |
