After more than 20 years in law enforcement and seven years at the helm of the Pratt Police Department, Chief of Police Nate Humble has officially stepped down. His resignation, submitted on Tuesday, May 27th, comes as he accepts a conditional offer for a new position with the Kansas Attorney General’s Office.
Chief Humble’s career in law enforcement has been marked by steady leadership, community engagement, and a dedication to public safety. Colleagues within the department have praised his commitment to service and professionalism throughout his tenure.
“We are grateful for Nate's 20+ years of service in law enforcement and his leadership over the past seven years as Chief,” the department said in a statement. “On behalf of everyone at the Pratt Police Department, we want to extend our thanks to Nate and wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”
With this vacancy Detective Joe Ohler has been appointed as Interim Chief. The City of Pratt will open the position for applicants in the near future.