Show All Answers

1. How do I apply for a Board or Commission?

Every spring residents are encouraged to apply for open seats on the city's boards and commissions. See the Boards and Commissions page for more information.

Show All Answers

1. How do I report a crime?

Anytime you have an emergency that requires a police, fire or EMS response you should call 911. Call 911 to report any crime, traffic accident or concerns, suspicious activity or for animal control issues. To speak with a member of the Derby Police Department, such as a detective or administrative staff call 788-1557.

2. How can I get a copy of an accident report?

You may request a copy of an accident report through our Records Section. There is a $10 fee for accident reports. Our Records section is located at the police department and open 24/7.

3. How do I report traffic complaints in my neighborhood?

Any traffic situation that is ongoing and creates a hazard should be immediately reported to 911. If you want to make your beat officer aware of sporadic traffic concerns that do not pose an immediate danger you also have the option of reporting this online.

4. I am not sure if my home is secure from burglars, what can I do?

Call the Community Education Section at 788-1557, and a staff member will provide you a free on-site assessment regarding the security of your home.

5. Can I request an officer to speak at my community event?

We will gladly have an officer speak about crime issues in your neighborhood at your homeowner's association meeting or any community event. Call 788-1557 to make the necessary arrangements.

Show All Answers

1. What source does the city get its water?

100% of the city's water is supplied from the City of Wichita.

2. Is fluoride added to the drinking water?

No, Derby does no add fluoride to the water. The City of Wichita, who provides our water, does not add fluoride. However, there is a small amount of fluoride naturally present the water.

3. What is the water consumer confidence report?

The City of Derby tests a minimum of 25 samples per month in accordance with the Total Coliform Rule for microbiological contaminants. The results of those tests are put in a report called the CCR (consumer confidence report). It can be found on our website at www.derbyweb.com/waterreport. A paper copy is available at city hall and public works.