Chief announces Community Service Officer division; Lacey Coker named supervisor
Rangely's police chief told the council the department reorganized to create a Community Service Officer division combining animal control, code enforcement and other non-sworn duties; Lacey Coker was introduced as the new CSO supervisor and gave an animal shelter update.
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The Rangely Police Department has restructured to create a Community Service Officer (CSO) division to consolidate animal control, code enforcement and non-sworn functions, Chief Ty Hamlin told the council.
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