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Issuing a parking ticket.
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Englewood Police force in 1967.
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Lt. Robert Matthews models the new uniform for the officers of the Englewood Police.
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This photo was taken at the Gothic Theater Egg Hunt.
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Charles Sevier served as Chief of Police from 1909-1915 in early Englewood. He later became an Arapahoe County Commissioner.
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Englewood Police in front of City Hall about 1936.
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George Perrin (in white shirt, back row) is shown in this undated photograph with the Englewood Police force.
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Wilfred Hamlyn was Englewood Police Chief from 1930-1934.
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Line up for inspection by drum major Dale Mugler. From left to right: Gary Bardsley, Paul Krieger, Dave Pennock, Jim Weaver, Gary Miller.
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Captain Clyde Hall (left) of the Englewood Police promotes members of the Englewood Jr. Police Band. Center is Le Roy Romero and at the right is James Maxwell.
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From left to right: Sargent Bob Mathews, Patrolman Glen Benson, Patrolman Kenneth Cain.
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A photo of Robert Balmer in his police car. [185 W Girard ]
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The new Police and Fire building.
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The view is from the corner of Cornell and South Broadway looking North. Englewood Feed & Coal is at 2989 S. Broadway and Bivens Hall is at 2985 S. Broadway. Les Jordan was the Deputy Police Chief and is standing next to the street car.
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Kenneth Leff joined the Englewood Police Force in Aug. 1960.
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Arapahoe Motors Used Cars located on South Broadway.
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This photo was taken in front of the old City Hall during the flood of 1913. The gentleman on the far right with the helmet is Charles Sevier, Police Chief.
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Police chief Jerry Boyer and Arapahoe County Sheriff E.E. Monzingo raid a bootleggers stash.
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Roy Vogt is the new sheriff of Arapahoe County. Shown here with his wife and son Brian and daughter Teresa.
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Charles Sevier was chief of police from 1909-1915. He was one of the first members of the volunteer fire department. Here he celebrates his 90th birthday in 1963.