Rangely police outline training gains, panic-button protocol for council
The police chief reported hiring progress (new academy graduate), training partnerships with CNCC and regional agencies, reimbursement of much training costs, and described installed panic buttons and a brief protocol for council behavior during an armed or heated incident.
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The Rangely police chief delivered a supervisor report that covered personnel, training and emergency procedures. He said the department is seeking a full-time dispatcher and a part-time officer; Officer Raylan Norman is expected to begin patrol on June 30 after completing POST certification.
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