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Lake Quivira mayor announces police chief resignation; search panel named

City of Lake Quivira City Council · April 6, 2026
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Summary

Mayor David McCullagh announced Police Chief Manny Olmos‑Molina resigned effective March 27 and said an interview panel including the mayor, Council President Dan McCauley, Councilmember Tray Vedock, and resident Roy Owens will begin the search for a new chief.

Mayor David McCullagh announced at the April 6 council meeting that Police Chief Manny Olmos‑Molina resigned effective March 27 and acknowledged Olmos‑Molina's return to the Lansing Police Department.

McCullagh said the city will begin recruitment for a new chief and named an interview panel composed of the mayor, Council President Dan McCauley, Councilmember Tray Vedock, and Lake Quivira resident and former LQPD officer Roy Owens. No timeline for applications or interviews was provided in the meeting minutes.