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Broken Bow honors Police Captain Dan Hanson for 40 years of service

Broken Bow City Council · June 1, 2026
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The Broken Bow City Council recognized Police Captain Dan Hanson for 40 years with the police department and noted his retirement will be effective June 5, 2023. City leaders presented a plaque and thanked Hanson for his service.

The Broken Bow City Council recognized Police Captain Dan Hanson for 40 years of service to the City of Broken Bow during its May 23 meeting. City Administrator David Schmidt and Police Chief Steve Scott presented Hanson with a plaque and noted his retirement will be effective June 5, 2023.

Schmidt expressed the city’s appreciation for Hanson’s long service, and Chief Scott congratulated him on his upcoming retirement. Hanson thanked the City and the public, saying, "it has been a pleasure to serve." The council’s remarks came during a formal recognition item on the council agenda.

Hanson’s retirement and the plaque presentation were part of routine mayor and council acknowledgments; no formal policy action or vote beyond the recognition was recorded. The council adjourned at 6:13 p.m.