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Council honors Officer Robert C. Lane for 50 years of service
Summary
Council recognized Officer Robert C. Lane on the eve of his retirement after 50 years with the Amherst Police Department; the mayor and police chief praised his mentorship and longevity and the chief presented a plaque.
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The Amherst City Council paused regular business to honor Officer Robert C. Lane, who will retire after 50 years of service to the Amherst Police Department.
The mayor and the police chief each spoke in tribute, noting Lane took his oath on March 24, 1976, mentored generations of officers and served under multiple chiefs and mayors. "There's no way to calculate the number of lives that he has touched throughout his career," the Police Chief said as he presented a plaque to Lane. Council members and attendees had several minutes to offer personal congratulations before the meeting resumed.
