Rangely creates Community Service Officer division; Lacy Coker named supervisor
The town restructured police non-sworn functions into a Community Service Officer division to improve cross-training and coverage of animal control, code enforcement and other duties; Lacy Coker was appointed CSO supervisor.
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The Rangely Police Department announced a reorganization that combines animal control, code enforcement and other non-sworn tasks into a new Community Service Officer (CSO) division.
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