Englewood (Colo.) -- History.
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Ernest Staples was elected the new deputy sheriff in 1959.
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Ed Means was the democrat candidate for sheriff in 1958.
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Henry W. Cokayne of 800 W. Oxford Ave. joins the Englewood Police Department.
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Dale Clawson was instated as a new Englewood Patrolman in 1963.
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Darrell Holland of 4111 S. Elati St. was promoted to chief of the Englewood Junior Police Band.
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A photo of the buildings of the Police and Fire Complex.
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The Englewood Police Department in front of City Hall.
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The Englewood Police Department in 1937 stand in front of the old City Hall.
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Berry B. Tillman served as Englewood Chief of Police in 1954.
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Connie Saunders of 3139 S. Ogden St. is giving a ticket for the annual Policeman's Ball. On the left is L.V. Hull and R. D. Frasier on the right.
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Major Kenneth H. Mosher also served as an Englewood Policeman.
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This building was the original Dance Hall for the Tuileries Amusement Park. It was later bought by the National Film Co. which sold it to Alexander Industries. It was then bought by the City of Englewood for $14,500 and housed the Library and Police and Fire departments.
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Jacob Jones arrived in Colorado in 1858. He was a former cattleman in Douglas County as well as Sheriff of that County. In 1903 he became the first Mayor of Englewood.
Mayor 1903-1906, First Mayor of Englewood
