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Bonner Springs swears in Police Officer Christopher Phillips
Summary
The Bonner Springs City Council administered the oath to Officer Christopher Phillips, an Army veteran recently hired by the Bonner Springs Police Department; council welcomed him and the mayor presented him to the public.
The Bonner Springs City Council swore in Officer Christopher Phillips during its July 27 meeting. Council members introduced Phillips and he repeated the oath to uphold the U.S. and Kansas constitutions and to faithfully discharge his duties as a police officer for the city.
Council members and city staff welcomed Phillips to the department. City officials noted his prior service: Phillips served about 8½ years on active duty in the U.S. Army and began his law enforcement career with the Lansing Police Department. Mayor and council members thanked him for his service and said they look forward to his work in Bonner Springs.
No formal vote was required for the ceremonial swearing-in. The ceremony concluded and the council moved on to regular business.
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