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Fun at the Kid Fair! Police Chief Steve Scott (below,
left) asks two young dance students, Kami Hall and Faith Nichols, some safety questions before they pick
a duck or a boat from the "ponds" at BBPD's Kid Fair booth on April 24, 2010. At right, he congratulates
Shaylyn Safranek, who won the department's door prize. Chief Scott's wife, Connie, (bottom row, left) helped at the prize
table, and (bottom row, right) Chief Scott waits while Aaron Bartak decides on a boat. The ducks and boats were marked with
numbers, which were matched up with numbers on buckets of prizes.
Emergency
Response Committee has Farm/Home Show booth Custer
County Emergency Response Committee members provided a Shelter-in-Place booth at the Farm and Home Show on Feb. 10, 2010. Among
those helping at the booth were (from left) Fairgrounds Superintendent Leon Meyer, Police Chief Steve Scott, Emergency
Management Director Troy Smith and Custer County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Dan Osmond. Several other CCERC members also volunteered
at the booth throughout the day.
Agencies team up for Special Olympics Relay Area law enforcement
agencies teamed up on May 16, 2009 to participate in the Nebraska Law Enforcement Relay for Special Olympics. Seven participants
ran in the 10-mile relay from Merna to Broken Bow. From left are Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Warren Gibson, Broken Bow Police
Officer Sean Carson, Sgt. Dan Osmond of the Custer County Sheriff’s Office, Chief Steve Scott and Officer Tiffany Wood
of the Broken Bow Police Department, (front row) NSP Trooper Dion Neumiller and Michael Scott, son of Steve and Connie Scott.
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