LINCOLN POLICE then & now - City of Lincoln & Lancaster County

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E X E M P L A R Y P R O G R A M Lincoln citizens were greeted with change this year as the outward appearance of the Lincoln Police Department started phasing in new uniforms and new cruiser graphics. After a great deal of consideration, our Uniform Task Force made recommendations to adopt a solid navy blue uniform. In 2009, we started issuing trousers absent the French blue stripe running down the leg. That stripe had adorned the uniform for close to 60 years. Losing the stripe made a few other trouser styles more practical, particularly those with auxiliary side pockets — a popular option given the amount of gear officers carry. The shirts were a little tougher to phase in. We have worn the readily identifiable French blue shirts since our last uniform makeover in 1976. In August, some officers started donning full navy blue; however, it will be close to a year before the French blue shirts are a thing of the past. Civilian uniformed personnel were not over- looked. They, too, were given a uniform makeover—switching from light blue shirts to navy blue polo shirts with khaki trousers. With 321 officers and 23 other uniformed employees, a uniform switch is tough to pull overnight. Gradually, as new orders are placed, we will all be in the new styles and colors. For about a year, we had been mulling over an update to our patrol cars ’ graphics. Over the decades, we have had many different designs. The last time the scheme was refreshed was in 1996, when we abandoned the two-tone paint job in favor of a decal set that has changed very slightly in the past 14 years. Our first attempt at a new look was internal. Some of our own personnel put some thoughts on paper, and we had a couple of cars made-up with the results. The results--while good--were, well, not entirely inspirational. Picking up on an idea that we jumped on for redesigning our recruitment materials, we turned to the University of Nebraska for help. Assistant Chief Jim Peschong contacted Professor Ron Bartels, who teaches GRPH 421, Advanced Graphic Design. His class took us on as a semester project, and presented their portfolios. The students blew us away with their concepts and execution. It was difficult to decide which graphic to select. We conducted an internal poll, and asked for employees to share the opinions. Ultimately, Aaron Jarzynka ’ s clean, modern design was selected. Several cruisers have been outfitted with the new graphic. As new cars are purchased, they will be fashioned with the design as well. JENNIFER R. CARRIE RICHARDSON KYLE W. JENSEN JARED SHALD
A W A R D R E C I P I E N T S E M P L O Y E E A W A R D S O FFICER OF THE Y EAR O FFICER DUANE WINKLER C IVILIAN E MPLOYEE OF THE Y EAR P OLICE SERVICES SPECIALIST CHRISTY HARMON V OLUNTEER OF THE Y EAR V IRGINIA FISCHER L IFE S AVING AWARD S ERGEANT DONALD ARP S ERGEANT THOMAS TOWLE O FFICER COURT CLELAND O FFICER TODD DANSON O FFICER STACY FITCH O FFICER ROBERT HALLOWELL O FFICER ELTON HILL O FFICER WENDY HOLLMANN O FFICER JOHN HUDEC O FFICER DONALD HUNT O FFICER SHANE JENSEN O FFICER RUSTLY LASHLEY O FFICER DAVID MOODY O FFICER ANDREW RIPLEY O FFICER MARIO ROBINSON O FFICER CHRIS SCHAMBER O FFICER STEVEN WIESE M ERITORIOUS C ONDUCT S ERGEANT THOMAS TOWLE O FFICER TODD DANSON O FFICER STACY FITCH O FFICER PATRICK KNOPIK E XCEPTIONAL DUTY A WARD O FFICER JASON BROWNELL ( T W O AWARDS ) O FFICER KATIE FLOOD O FFICER MARK FLUITT I NVESTIGATOR DON FOSLER O FFICER FRANK FOSTER I NVESTIGATOR MATT FRANKEN O FFICER DUSTIN LIND O FFICER JOHN MCG AHAN O FFICER DAWN MOORE O FFICER ANDREW RIPLEY O FFICER STEVEN STANDLEY F LEET AUTO MECHANIC JASON BURCHAM P UBLIC SERVICE OFFICER L INDA EWOLDT C IVIC A CHIEVEMENT A WARD C APTAIN BRIAN JACKSON S ERGEANT BRIAN AGNEW S ERGEANT TODD BEAM S ERGEANT ROBERT KUBICEK S ERGEANT JERI ROEDER S ERGEANT DEANNA TOUPIN S ERGEANT LUKE WILKE S UPERVISOR CYNTHIA BURMEISTER I NVESTIGATOR AARON MOORE I NVESTIGATOR LYNETTE RUSSELL C RIME ANALYST CHAR ESTES M AYOR ’ S A W ARD OF E XCELLENCE O FFICER MARK FLUITT I NVESTIGATOR ROBERT HURLEY O FFICER JASON BROWNELL M AYOR ’ S 2 009 A NNUAL A W A R D WINNER 1982 2010
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