This is the
current shoulder emblem. It was also
worn by Broomfield Police officers in the 1990s.
The City and County shoulder emblem was
worn by officers between November 15, 2001 and January 2005
when the Department returned to the mountain emblem.
Thomas C. Deland (left) was
appointed Chief of Police in 1991, and is shown here with long-time
police volunteer, Duane Kuhn.
In 1992, the Department
borrowed from an early 1960s design, and drove "black and
whites."
Deputy Chief of Police Joan Cox
received her badge during a promotion ceremony November 1, 2000.
Deputy Chief of Police James
Pfankuch received his badge during a promotion ceremony November 1, 2000.
On April 28, 2000, the
groundbreaking ceremony took place for the new Detention Center and
Training Facility.
The completed Detention Center
and Training Facility.
Mayor William Berens spoke at
the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Detention Center and
Training Facility. Police Chief Tom Deland looks on in the
background.
Groundbreaking
for the new police and courts building occurred on November 2, 2000.
Shown here from left to right are Councilmembers Kathy Brown and Tom
Brunner, Mayor William Berens, City Manager George DiCiero, Police
Chief Tom Deland, Councilmember Hank Stovall, Assistant City Manager
Charles Ozaki, and Councilmembers Ralph Johnson and Vince Buzek.
The new City and County of
Broomfield Police Department and Combined Courts building located in
the Civic Center.
City Manager George DiCiero and
Mayor Karen Stuart are shown here on the first day of the new City
and County, November 15, 2001.
