Selfies: A day with the Glenwood Springs Police Department
Officer A.J. Hand checking with the staff of Valley View Hospital after recieving a 911 hang-up call.
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Carol Davis is the Office Manager for the police department.
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Sarah O-Brien is a records clerk for the Glenwood Springs Police Department.
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Officer Travis Still speaking with an out-of-state driver during a traffic stop on South Glen Avenue.
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Officer Ronnie Brickey speaking with a driver after a car accident.
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Glenwood Springs Parking Enforcement Officer Janie Daniels walks an estimated 10 miles a day marking cars and giving tickets for parking violations around downtown Glenwood Springs.
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Officers Travis Still (left) and Kris Miller working together on a traffic stop in South Glen Avenue.
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Officer Ronnie Brickey speaking with a driver after a car accident.
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Parking Enforcement Officer Janie Daniels walks an estimated 10 miles a day marking cars and giving tickets for parking violations around downtown Glenwood Springs.
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Glenwood Springs Police Officer A.J. Hand speaking with a driver after recieving a call about a car accident in the parking lot on an apartment complex.
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Officers Travis Still and Kris Miller looking for occupants of the homeless camps near Boyscott Trail East of Glenwood Springs.
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Officer Travis Still checking the license and registration during a traffic stop.
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Officer Ronnie Brickey filling out paperwork after an accident in the parking lot of the Garfield County Courthouse.
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