Welcome to the Guymon Police Department


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.

Citizens urged to lock cars when unattended

Thefts from vehicles a problem that can easily be deterred

Guymon, Oklahoma, March 11, 2010- The Guymon Police Department has taken several reports of thefts from vehicles over the past few weeks and according to Chief Eddie Adamson this is a crime that can easily be deterred. “Our officers have responded to several locations where a person is reporting that someone has gone through their vehicle and stolen some items and in most of those cases the vehicle had been left unlocked by the owner or there was no sign of any forced entry. We consider most of these crimes to simply be a crime of opportunity where a criminal tries to open the vehicle and if it is unlocked they get in the vehicle and steal things and if it is locked they simply move on.” More....

Email Hoax

Guymon, Oklahoma, March 10, 2010-

In the event anyone gets an email concerning gangs using a baby car seat to lure victims to stop on the roadway so they can be attacked sent to them I want to let you know that it is a hoax. The Guymon Police Department received this email a few months ago and we called the Missouri Dept of Corrections to see if there was anything factual but there was not. It had been passed along as a forward from one of their employees and it was then erroneously attributed to their agency. However, upon further investigation it was tracked further to the Tennessee Dept of Corrections who also reported that it is a hoax. More....


Rash of Vandalism in Downtown Guymon Over the Weekend

Twenty Tires slashed in Downtown Area


Guymon, Oklahoma, March 1, 2010- Saturday afternoon the Guymon Police Department received a report of tires being slashed at Clark Auto Ranch on Main Street. Once at the scene officers found fourteen tires which had been slashed on their lot. In addition to the tires at Clark Auto Ranch, officers also investigated four other tires being slashed on the 200 block of NE 8th street and two tires on the 100 block of NE 7th Street which had been damaged in the same manner. From the initial investigation it appears all of the incidents happened early Saturday morning before 3 AM. More....

Guymon Police Requesting Help in Identifying Robbery Suspect

Liquor Store Robbed at Gunpoint


Guymon, Oklahoma, January 26, 2010- Last night (01/25/2010) around 8:45 PM the Guymon Police Department responded to a 911 call at OK Liquor Store on Fourth Street where the clerk was reporting an armed robbery. Once at the scene officers talked to the store clerk who reported a suspect had entered the store brandishing a handgun demanding money. The victim emptied the cash register for the suspect who then fled the scene with the cash.

The suspect is described as a heavy set white male approximately 6 ft tall with an unkempt beard, old style brown glasses and wearing a black jacket, black pants, and a black hat turned backwards.

Video surveillance from the stores camera was able to capture and image of the suspect and Guymon Police are asking for assistance in identifying the suspect. Anyone with information on the identity of the suspect or have additional information regarding the robbery are asked to contact the Guymon Police Department at 580-338-6525 or call the Texas County Crimestoppers anonymously at 580-338-8593. More....

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