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Santa Cop soup supper sets record
This year's Santa Cop soup supper set a new record on Nov. 13, when 182 attended and a total of $1,747 was donated to help provide holiday gifts for needy children in Custer County. This tops last year's totals of 160 in attendance and $1,578 in donations. Santa Cop is a project of the Custer County Salvation Army, the Knights of Columbus, Grocery Kart, Subway, Broken Bow Police Department, Custer County Sheriff's Office and the Nebraska State Patrol. In the photo above, students who helped with the supper are shown with some of the law enforcement officers who help distribute the gifts. They are (from left, front row) Buddy Osmond, Tallen Harrold, Corra Harrold and Kellsey Harrold, Evan Cyboron, Tyler Nozicka, Alex Wenquist, (back row) Trooper Dion Neumiller, Alyssa Cyboron, Dani Osmond, Devin Nozicka, Kassidy Cyboron, Josh Cyboron, Brady Schaaf, Trooper Eric Janssen and Police Chief Steve Scott.Fun at the Kid Fair! Youngsters win at BBPD's Kid Fair Booth: Thanks to all those who visited Broken Bow Police Department's Kid Fair booth on Saturday,
April 16, when "Roll the Dice, Win a Prize!" was the game for 2011. Kids rolled a dice and matched the number they rolled to a bucket where they chose a prize. BBPD also had a drawing for youth police hats and cash prizes. Winners in the drawing (shown on this page)
were Riley Peterson and Josh Cyboron, hats; and Austin Fox, Daniel Flint, Maggie Kirkpatrick and Neelie Fiorelli (not shown),
who each won a $5 bill.
At
the Farm and Home Show In the photo below: Police Chief Steve Scott (right) and Custer County Emergency Manager Shawn Owens
(left) helped man a booth at the Farm and Home Show in Broken Bow on Feb. 23, 2011 for the Custer County Emergency Response
Committee. The booth demonstrates how to shelter-in-place.
Congratulations to Chief Scott, Sgt Anderson During 2010, Broken Bow Police Department recognized Chief Steve Scott and Sgt. Ryan
Anderson for reaching milestones in years of service to the department in Broken Bow. Chief Scott was honored on Oct. 27, 2010 for 30 years of service with BBPD. Chief Scott graduated
in 1978 from Broken Bow High School and earned an Associate of Arts Degree from Chardon State College in 1980. He joined the
police department in October of that year. In December of 2010, Sgt.
Anderson was honored for 10 years of service with the department. He joined BBPD on Dec. 11, 2000.
Welcome, Officer Brian
Johnson
Officer Brian Johnson was sworn in Monday, July 19, 2010 as the newest staff member
of the Broken Bow Police Department. He previously was an officer with the Scottsbluff Police Department, serving there
for one year. Johnson is originally
from Eddyville and graduated from SEM High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in
1998 and graduated from the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center at Grand Island in December 2009. He and his
wife, Angela, live in Broken Bow with their two sons, Nolan, age 8, and Justin, age 6. Broken Bow nuisance codes Does your yard comply with Broken Bow city codes? Broken Bow city ordinances specify that these conditions constitute a
nuisance in Broken Bow: 1. Under city code 91.24, tall weeds
or any vegetation 12 inches or more in height, litter, junk, equipment parts and stagnant water are prohibited in yards, as
well as on streets or alleys. 2. City code 133.02 prohibits appliances,
such as refrigerators, iceboxes, freezers or any other appliances to be in the open and accessible to children in yards, on
private or public property 3. City code 133.41 prohibits unlicenced
or inoperable vehicles from being parked on property or on streets in Broken Bow.
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