September 2018 Employee Newsletter AUGUST NEW HIRES In August we welcomed new employees Michael R. Mitchell (8/13) WTP Operator Trainee “D” and Brian A. Knellinger (8/25) Police Recruit/ Sponsorship. Be sure to say hello if you see them around! RETIRE / LEAVE On August 12 th Sgt. Ken Zabrusky retired after 40 years with the police department. Sgt. Zabrusky we THANK YOU for your service! On August 24 th , we also said goodbye to Senior Accounting Technician Ken Burger after 12 years with the City. The CCPD National Night Out celebration was a big success! Thanks to everyone who helped with the event and a big thank you to Deputy Chief Cooper who was a real sport in the dunk tank! We had a bigger attendance this year with around 630 participants and about 155 participants for the Neighborhood Watch parties. The CCPD Explorers and one of our other volunteers handed around a thousand ﬂyers to people before the event so a big thanks to them. Also a very BIG thank you to the Rangers; Vicky, Jim, and Doug. You guys were there to haul things, help set-up, man the event, and take down. You guys rock!! Thanks Vicky for getting all of the volunteers together!! We had around 10 of our CCPD volunteers there helping out also. We could not have done it without you guys. –Rochelle Reiter, Crime Prevention Coordinator SEPT WORK ANNIVERSARIES 1981 George Riede – 37 yrs 1983 Carlos Cruz – 35 yrs 1984 Tony Falgien – 34 yrs 2006 Ted Dell – 12 yrs 2009 Pam Stepleton – 9 yrs 2012 Tim Walsh – 6 yrs 2014 Jeff Canada – 4 yrs 2014 John Sabatino – 4 yrs 2014 Nick Maul – 4 yrs 2014 Pete Elliott – 4 yrs 2015 Matt Vineyard – 3 yrs 2016 Jim Johnson – 2 yr 2016 Rochelle Reiter – 2 yr 2017 Spencer Maxﬁeld – 1 yr SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Martin Amezquita Athena Garcia Andrew Sanders Dick Seal Shiree Shaffer Chad Snyder Phillip Snyder Ryan Stevens Justin Stewart Bill Strobel Kris Williams Jesse Young EVENTS Join us on Saturday, September 22 nd from 4-8pm for an evening of music, entertainment, and fun! There will be a Kids Zone, Food Trucks, and Beer Garden with entertainment by musical guest Groove-a-Licious. Mayor Preston Troutman will conduct the ribbon cutting of the new Rotary Pavilion at 5pm. All ages are welcome to this free community event! Coffee with a Cop is 8:30–9:30am on Friday, September 14 th at Rollers Bakery. Saturday, September 29 th is Bike Your Park Day. Register at bikeyourparkday.org and get out and enjoy your parks and public lands! CCPD National Night Out 40 Years of Service City Council and the Cañon City Police Department’s command staff recognized Sgt. Ken Zabrusky upon his retirement from 40 years of service during the August 6 th regular city council meeting. Keeping Our Streets Safe City Council also recognized Street Superintendent Tony Falgien and his crew for ‘outstanding response’ to severe weather conditions and keeping roads safe for citizens. Thank you Joel Biemiller, Dale Crane, Tony Falgien, Logan Green, Carl Hall, Les Hilburn, Derrick Holt, Mykel Kroll, Daniel Lambrecht, Bill Lennox, Mark Mitchell, Mike Schrader and Bill Strobel.

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September 2018Employee Newsletter

AUGUST NEW HIRESIn August we welcomed new employees Michael R. Mitchell (8/13) WTP Operator Trainee “D” and Brian A. Knellinger (8/25) Police Recruit/Sponsorship. Be sure to say hello if you see them around!

RETIRE / LEAVEOn August 12th Sgt. Ken Zabrusky retired after 40 years with the police department. Sgt. Zabrusky we THANK YOU for your service!

On August 24th, we also said goodbye to Senior Accounting Technician Ken Burger after 12 years with the City.

The CCPD National Night Out celebration was a big success! Thanks to everyone who helped with the event and a big thank you to Deputy Chief Cooper who was a real sport in the dunk tank! We had a bigger attendance this year with around 630 participants and about 155 participants for the Neighborhood Watch parties. The CCPD Explorers and one of our other volunteers handed around a thousand flyers to people before the event so a big thanks to them.

Also a very BIG thank you to the Rangers; Vicky, Jim, and Doug. You guys were there to haul things, help set-up, man the event, and take down. You guys rock!! Thanks Vicky for getting all of the volunteers together!! We had around 10 of our CCPD volunteers there helping out also. We could not have done it without you guys. –Rochelle Reiter, Crime Prevention Coordinator

SEPT WORK ANNIVERSARIES 1981 George Riede – 37 yrs1983 Carlos Cruz – 35 yrs1984 Tony Falgien – 34 yrs2006 Ted Dell – 12 yrs2009 Pam Stepleton – 9 yrs2012 Tim Walsh – 6 yrs2014 Jeff Canada – 4 yrs2014 John Sabatino – 4 yrs2014 Nick Maul – 4 yrs 2014 Pete Elliott – 4 yrs2015 Matt Vineyard – 3 yrs2016 Jim Johnson – 2 yr2016 Rochelle Reiter – 2 yr2017 Spencer Maxfield – 1 yr

SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYSMartin AmezquitaAthena GarciaAndrew SandersDick SealShiree ShafferChad SnyderPhillip SnyderRyan StevensJustin StewartBill StrobelKris WilliamsJesse Young

EVENTS

Join us on Saturday, September 22nd from 4-8pm for an evening of music, entertainment, and fun! There will be a Kids Zone, Food Trucks, and Beer Garden with entertainment by musical guest Groove-a-Licious. Mayor Preston Troutman will conduct the ribbon cutting of the new Rotary Pavilion at 5pm. All ages are welcome to this free community event!

Coffee with a Cop is 8:30–9:30am on Friday, September 14th at Rollers Bakery.

Saturday, September 29th is Bike Your Park Day. Register at bikeyourparkday.org and get out and enjoy your parks and public lands!

CCPD National Night Out

40 Years of Service

City Council and the Cañon City Police Department’s command staff recognized Sgt. Ken Zabrusky upon his retirement from 40 years of service during the August 6th regular city council meeting.

Keeping Our Streets Safe

City Council also recognized Street Superintendent Tony Falgien and his crew for ‘outstanding response’ to severe weather conditions and keeping roads safe for citizens. Thank you Joel Biemiller, Dale Crane, Tony Falgien, Logan Green, Carl Hall, Les Hilburn, Derrick Holt, Mykel Kroll, Daniel Lambrecht, Bill Lennox, Mark Mitchell, Mike Schrader and Bill Strobel.