Police

Administration 

George Holthus 
Chief
gholthus@geringpolice.gov

Jason Rogers
Captain #701
jrogers@geringpolice.gov

Records  

gpdrecords@geringpolice.gov

Administrative Secretary 

gpdrecords@geringpolice.gov

Patrol Sergeants 

Travis Enlow #714 
tenlow@geringpolice.gov

Justin Brunz #717
jbrunz@geringpolice.gov

Jordon McBride #718
jmcbride@geringpolice.gov

Brian Eads #711 
beads@geringpolice.gov

Student Resources Officers 

Robert Gleim #706 
High School, Northfield Elementary 
rgleim@geringpolice.gov
rgleim@geringschools.net 

Chris Burgman #715 
Jr. High, Lincoln Elementary, Geil Elementary 
cburgamn@geringpolice.gov
cburgman@geringschools.net 

Officers

Brennen Martinez #703
bmartinez@geringpolice.gov

Riley Smith #704
rsmith@geringpolice.gov

David Brown #705
dbrown@geringpolice.gov

Steve Schneider #708
sschneider@geringpolice.gov

Kristen Massie #710
kmassie@geringpolice.gov

Trey Mosby #702
tmosby@geringpolice.gov

Jared Shepard #712
jshepard@geringpolice.gov

Chris Thompson #713
cthompson@geringpolice.gov

Matt Holcomb #716
mholcomb@geringpolice.gov

Quintin Enlow #719
qenlow@geringpolice.gov

• Axon Portal
• Automated License Plate Reader Policy 
• Automatic License Plate Reader Privacy Act

CentralSquare partners with Scottsbluff Police Department, Scotts Bluff County and Gering Police Department to launch the Countywide Community Engagement Portal.

The public can access the INMATES, WARRANTS, SEX OFFENDERS, SUBMIT A TIP, EXTRA PATROL REQUEST, and CITIZEN FEEDBACK.

• CITIZEN FEEDBACK - the allows citizens a chance to communicate with Police Department on issues including Appreciation, Complaints, Concerns, Recommendations, and Suggestions
   
• EXTRA PATROL REQUEST - citizens can request the extra patrol for vacation house checks, repeated driving complaints, suspicious activity, etc.
   
• INMATES - lists current inmates at Scotts Bluff County Detention Center
   
• SEX OFFENDERS - list current sex offenders, age, address and classification
   
• SUBMIT A TIP - this enables citizens to report suspicious activities, or provide information about a particular crime currently under investigation
   
• WARRANTS - list all current warrants in Scotts Bluff County
   

Click on the link below:

Countywide Community Engagement Portal

The CFS and ATTORNEY CASE VIEW require a log in with an agency.

ATV Permits - ATV permits can be purchased in person during office hours. ATV/UTVs must meet these requirements. Proof of valid license and insurance must be provided in person. There is a $25 dollar permit fee. 

Burn Permits - You can now apply for a burn permit online.  Click here to apply for a permit.  To obtain a permit in person visit the Gering Fire Department at 1025 M Street.

Handgun Permits - Handgun Purchase Permits are issued to Gering residents that reside within the city limits.  Permit must be filled out in person at the Police Department.  Valid identification with current address must be provided.  Permits take up to 3 days to process and must be picked up in person at the Police Department.  There is a $5.00 permit fee.  Cash or check is accepted. 

Motor Vehicle Accidents - Motor vehicle accident reports can be picked up in person at the police office during business hours. There is a $2 fee per copy. Please click the link provided if you are also in need of the State Form.

Traffic Safety Program - Those eligible can register for and attend a traffic safety program. You must register within ten working days after the receipt of the citation and complete the course within 45 days of the citation. For directions on how to enroll click this link.

Vacation House Checks -Vacation house check requests can be printed off here and filled out. They must be turned in to the police office during business hours. Hard copies are also available at the office to fill out. There is no fee.

What is Panhandle Alert?  Panhandle Alert is the official emergency notification system used to communicate with community residents during emergencies. Sign up now to receive free alerts via text message, email and/or voice message.  

Click here to go to Panhandle Alert to sign up.  

This form can be used to report to the City other code enforcement /zoning concerns. Examples may be:

• Weeds or vegetation in excess of 8” in height
• Trash or accumulation of excess materials on a property
• Improperly stored or abandoned vehicle
• Animals at large
• Other quality of life issues

Report a Code Enforcement, Zoning Violation or Quality of Life Issue

The City of Gering is committed to ensuring that our community is safe, accessible, and walkable, and we wish to thank the Tri-Cities Active Living Advisory Committee for their help in developing this reporting process which will assist us in achieving those goals. Whether the problems are walkability issues, code enforcement violations or criminal violations the City of Gering and the Police Department need our community members to assist us with identification of problem areas. Gering City staff members cannot solve problems they don’t know about. Your report, combined with reports from other citizens, will help identify areas that are especially problematic and deserving of attention.

Your patience is appreciated. The City of Gering’s goal is to communicate with property owners and reporting parties to build a solid foundation to solve community problems. The majority of property owners are responsible citizens who will readily fix a problem once it is called to their attention. However, some property owners may have extenuating circumstance that may delay problem resolution. In that case City of Gering staff members and property owners may need assistance to resolve the problem. In some cases, City staff may be able to recommend or connect the property owner to resources in the community. For the property owners who fail to respond to a notice of violation they could receive a citation for a city ordinance violation. City staff will gather the necessary documentation of the violation as well as the City’s good-faith effort to contact and work with the property owner. This information could then be presented to the City prosecutor for consideration of charges.

Walkability Problem

The City of Gering is committed to helping solve walkability problems in the community because often times those same issues are also city ordinance violations. These violations can include:

• Vegetation blocking sidewalks
• Vehicles or objects blocking sidewalks
• Broken sidewalks
• Sidewalks with accumulations of snow, ice, gravel, dirt, etc.
• Loose dogs that threaten passersby

Report a Walkability Problem