The Guymon Police Department employees approximately 20 sworn Officers, 6 Communications Specialists/ 911 Operators, and 3 Animal Control Officers. The Guymon Police Department serves approximately 14,000 people in the 7.4 square miles of the Guymon City limits. The department is committed to the concept of Community Oriented Policing.

It is a collaboration between police and community, that makes the Guymon Police Department an effective and successful organization. The police no longer are the sole guardians of law and order; all members of the community become active allies in the effort to enhance the safety and quality of our neighborhoods.

Suspect wanted in connection with a burglary lead Guymon Police on High Speed Chase into Texas

Guymon, Oklahoma, June 17, 2010 - A suspect wanted in connection with an early morning burglary of  Adolph’s Convenience Store (06/16/2010) in Guymon fled from officers when they attempted to stop him on East Street around 4 PM yesterday. During the pursuit that ended nearly 70 miles away near Sunray Texas the suspect rammed one police car before finally being stopped and taken into custody. More....

City of Guymon sadly announces the death of Mayor Kenny Huckins

Guymon, Oklahoma, May 5th, 2010 - It is my sad duty to inform you of the death of our City of Guymon Mayor, Kenny Huckins. Mayor Huckins passed away on May 4th, 2010 due to a subarachnoid hemorrhage due to a ruptured aneurysm. Kenny served this city with honor, dedication and love for his city, his constituents and for his family. He was a loving husband to Carla and father to his three sons, Chad, Landon and Aaron. He has one grandson, Caden Huckins.

The City of Guymon has lost a great servant too early. Mayor Huckins had served three years as councilman, one year as Mayor. He is a life long resident of Guymon and has been a volunteer with the Guymon Fire Department for twenty two years.

Henson Novak Funeral Home has announced that services for Mayor Huckins are tentatively planned for Monday, May 10, at 2:00pm at St Peters Catholic Church with graveside services to follow at Elmhurst Cemetery.

Ted Graham
City Manager

Read and print the Press Release here.

Attention Business Owners and Managers

Unfortunately during your non business hours, the Guymon Police Department may encounter a situation where we need to contact the owner or a representative of your business. Contact would be made to secure the business, to assist in filing the complaint, or to advise the owner or representative of damage to the building.

We are in the process of updating and verifying the contacts we have for local businesses in our database here at the Police Department. We have employees walking business to business around town dropping off these forms but we know we won’t be able to get to all of them and your help would be greatly appreciated in helping us spread the word among fellow business owners and managers.

You may fill out the attached sheet and scan it and email it back to the Guymon Police Department at police@guymonok.org or fax it to 580-338-8904. You may also simply call and an officer will drop by and pick it up.

We really appreciate any and all the help you can provide.

Thanks,
Eddie Adamson
Guymon Chief of Police