Kimberling City’s Lemoine named Police Chief of the Year

Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at 12:00 AM

The Kimberling City Police Department Police Chief Todd Lemoine was honored for his achievement and dedication.

The Missouri Police Chiefs Association (MCPA) named Lemoine as their 2023 Outstanding Missouri Police Chief of the Year at their annual MCPA conference on April 30, 2024. Lemoine has been the Kimberling City Police Chief since November 2021. At the time, the department was left unmanned after a mass exodus. Lemoine has since built the police department up to a full force with two K-9 officers.

“Our own Kimberling City Police Chief Todd Lemoine was announced 2023 Missouri Police Chief of the Year at the Missouri Police Chiefs Association Conference,” the city of Kimberling City posted on their Facebook post. “What an honor for Chief Lemoine and the City of Kimberling City!”

The full article is available at bransontrilakesnews.com.

(Story by AJ Fahr, bransontrilakesnews.com)

More from Local News

Silver Dollar City Announces Half a Billion Dollar Development Plan

OZARK MOUNTAINS, Mo. (October 17, 2024) — Silver Dollar City, America’s #1 Theme Park, today announced plans to invest half a billion dollars over the next decade on the construction of new family adventures, including the development of 1,200 acres adjacent to the Ozark Mountain theme park. The strategic plan represents the largest investment in the company’s 65-year history and begins with the debut of the Silver Dollar City Resort, the first theme park resort in America’s Heartland.
Harrison Fire Department Promotes Fire Prevention and Education

Fire Prevention Week just happened; it's a key part of fire safety and education promoted by the Harrison Fire Department.
October’s full moon is biggest and brightest of the year

The Hunter’s Moon is hanging heavy in the October sky. If the full moon is looking extra-large, it’s because it is supersized this month.
Frost Departs, Fire Concerns Remain

As parts of the Lakes Region are seeing temperatures at or below freezing again this morning, temperatures are expected to rebound today and stay above freezing for overnight temperatures over the next several days.