USD 265 Police Department

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Mission Statement

"Protecting with Purpose. Serving with Integrity. Partnering for a Safer Tomorrow."

The Goddard Public Schools Police Department is proud to continue serving the students, staff, and families of USD 265 with a renewed emphasis on visibility, consistency, and connection. This year, families may notice that district police vehicles are now fully marked, carrying a design originally created by Goddard graduate Taylor Harrington. Officers will also be wearing standardized uniforms across the district, ensuring that our school community can easily recognize them as trusted and approachable members of the #265Family.

“Our department’s mission goes beyond safety—it’s about building relationships,” said Chief of Police Joe Camp. “We want every student, staff member, and parent to feel confident and comfortable when they see our officers in uniform or our marked vehicles around schools. We’re here not just to respond when needed, but to be a positive, everyday presence in our schools.”

At times, families may see multiple police cars parked outside a school building. Chief Camp explained that this is not a cause for alarm. “More often than not, it simply means our officers are inside a school engaging with students, meeting with staff, or supporting a special event,” he said. “We are regularly invited into classrooms, assemblies, and activities because we want students to see us as part of their school community, not just law enforcement.”

The USD 265 Police Department remains dedicated to protecting the district while fostering a culture of trust and care. By being present in meaningful ways, the officers aim to ensure that every student has not only a safe place to learn, but also a supportive environment where they can thrive. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Joe Camp, Chief of Police, if you have any questions or concerns at 316-794-4000 or jcamp@goddardusd.com.

Raptor

All USD 265 schools have implemented the Raptor Visitor Management System, a visitor check-in process designed to strengthen school security while providing a more consistent experience across every district school. Raptor is the nation's leading school visitor management system and is used by thousands of schools across the country. The system helps USD 265 staff quickly verify visitors, identify potential safety concerns, and maintain secure school environments so students and staff can focus on learning.

What Visitors Can Expect

To help keep schools safe, all visitors who wish to enter beyond the school office during the school day will be asked to:

  1. Enter through the school's main/front entrance.

  2. Present a valid government-issued photo ID.

  3. Wear a visitor badge at all times while inside the school building.

  4. Return the badge and sign out before leaving the school building.

Visitors making a quick delivery to the front office, such as dropping off a lunch or paperwork, will not need to complete the visitor check-in process unless entering other areas of the school.

Volunteer Expectations

Parents, grandparents, family members and community members who volunteer in our schools are a true gift to each school community, and are appreciated and valuable beyond measure. Individuals volunteering in classrooms, chaperoning field trips, or serving in roles that involve interaction with students may be required to complete an additional background screening before volunteering. This additional step helps ensure that those working directly with students have that additional layer of screening, so that we can continue providing the safest possible learning environments for every child.

Protecting Privacy

Families and visitors can be assured that the Raptor system is designed with privacy and protection in mind. The system compares visitor information against national registered sex offender databases and district-specific safety alerts, such as court-ordered custody restrictions or other authorized safety notifications. Information collected during check-in is limited to what is necessary for visitor identification and campus safety.

We appreciate the help of stakeholders all across our #265Family to help us provide a safe, welcoming, and secure learning environment for every student in Goddard Public Schools!

Meet Our Team

Chief Camp

Chief of Police

Joseph Camp

Joseph M. Camp has dedicated over 30 years to law enforcement, serving in a variety of leadership roles with the Wichita Police Department. With a decade of experience as a School Resource Officer, he brings specialized expertise in juvenile de-escalation and critical incident response. As a certified police instructor, he has trained officers in effective intervention strategies that strengthen community safety and build trust.

Chief Camp holds a Bachelor of Science in Park Resource Management from Kansas State University and previously served on the Renwick School Board, where he contributed to education policy and student well-being. Guided by the mission of “Protecting with Purpose. Serving with Integrity. Partnering for a Safer Tomorrow,” he is committed to advancing ethical, professional, and community-focused law enforcement

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PH: 316-794-4000

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Deputy Chief

Carrie Phelps

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Deputy Chief Phelps began her career in law enforcement in 2014. She has worked as a Detention Deputy, Patrol Officer, Community Policing Officer, and School Resource Officer (SRO).

CIT, EMT, FBI-LEEDA, SRO

PH: 316-794-4030

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Sergeant

Shannon Heath

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Sergeant Heath has served in law enforcement since 2018. She has previous SRO experience before joining USD 265. She assists in CPR/AED Training for Goddard Public Schools staff and students.

CIT, D.A.R.E., EMT, SRO

PH: 316-794-4044

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Dwornicki

Officer

Frank Dwornicki

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Officer Dwornicki is a military veteran and has served in law enforcement since 2025.

PH: 319-794-4182

Lamar

Officer

Ryan Lamar

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Officer Lamar has served in law enforcement since 2015. He leads the USD 265 Police Department CPR/AED Training for Goddard Public Schools staff and students.

CIT, D.A.R.E., EMT, SRO

2025 KSJOA SRO of the Year

PH: 319-794-4230

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Justin Malcom

Officer

Justin Malcom

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Officer Malcom is a military veteran and has served in law enforcement since 2015. He has previous experience with the Derby Police Department as an SRO.

CIT, D.A.R.E., SRO

PH: 316-794-4150

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Priddle

Officer

Tyler Priddle

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Officer Priddle has served in law enforcement since 2018. He has previous experience Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office, Goddard Police Department.

CIT, SRO

PH: 316-794-4100

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Wyatt Pulver

Officer

Wyatt Pulver

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Officer Pulver has served in law enforcement since 2019. He has previous experience with the WSU Police Department and Maize Police Department as an SRO.

CIT, D.A.R.E., SRO

PH: 316-794-4190

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Allen

Officer

Amber Stegman

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Officer Stegman has served in law enforcement since 2013, previously with Great Bend PD as a K-9 Officer.

CIT, SRO

PH: 316-794-4040

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