Tim Malone has worked with the Fort Morgan Police Department  since February 1993 and is currently assigned as the School Resource Officer. He is the Police Coordinator for Morgan County Crimestoppers and a Special Response Team crisis negotiator. Tim enjoys spending time with his family and working on his cars.

MESSAGE: Life is like a grindstone, it can either wear you down or sharpen you up, depending on what you are made of.

Kevin Miller has been with the Fort Morgan Police Department since 1994.  Kevin is married and has one daughter and one son.  He enjoys playing the guitar, hunting, camping, and other outdoor activities.  MESSAGE:  "The truth is always the strongest argument."

Cindy Brackett has been with the Fort Morgan Police Department since July 1999.  She is currently a Patrol Officer and a Field Training Officer.  She is a Liaison Officer for Green Acre's Elementary School.  Cindy enjoys riding and breeding paint horses.  MESSAGE:  "Make good decisions and be responsible for your own actions."

Luis Vazquez grew up in Brooklyn, New York, and met his wife, Zoraya, when he was in the U.S. Army stationed in the Republic of Panama.  They have two children.  Luis began his law enforcement career in Colorado, joining the Fort Morgan Police Department in September 2000.  MESSAGE:  "What you get out of life is only what you put into it."

Pete Coffin started working for the Fort Morgan Police Department in 1972.  He was a dispatcher, Patrolman, Sergeant, and Lieutenant.  Pete left the Department in 1991 and worked for the Morgan County Sheriff's Office from 1994 to 2002.  In April 2002, Pete rejoined the FMPD and is currently on the Department's Bike Patrol.  MESSAGE:  "Be helpful by reporting any crime you see."

Trevor Greenwood started with the Fort Morgan Police Department in June 2002 and is currently part of the Department's Bike Patrol.  Trevor received his training at the Colorado Sheriff's Training Institute.  He has three children.  His hobbies include, backpacking, rock climbing, outdoor sports, and spending time with his family.  MESSAGE:  "Set standards in your life that you can always come back to."

Anthony Gagliano was raised in Oregon and moved to Colorado in 2000.  He joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in June 2005.  Tony enjoys riding horses and motorcycles and snowboarding in the Rockies.  MESSAGE:  "Don't try to be something you're not - it's hard enough just being yourself." 

Ken Jansma joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in May 2006.  He is currently part of the FMPD Bike Patrol.  Ken is married and has two daughters.  He enjoys being in the mountains and camping with his family.  MESSAGE:  "The struggles in life make you stronger.  Be an overcomer and you can leap any hurdle life throws at you." 

Cory Cook joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in June 2006.  Prior to joining the Department, he was with the Morgan County Detention Center for over six years.  Cory is currently a defense tactics instructor for the FMPD.  Cory and his wife, Manuela, enjoy going to movies and sharing outdoor activities as a family with their three children.  MESSAGE:  "Voluntary compliance of the law is better than the alternative."

Zebulun (Zeb) Smeester joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in September 2006.  Zeb graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice.  He is married and enjoys carpentry, skiing, and mixed martial arts.  MESSAGE:  "It's not enough that we do our best; sometimes we have to do what is required."

(Sir Winston Churchill) 

Joshua (Josh) Kaber joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in April 2007.  Prior to joining the FMPD, Josh was a Deputy Sheriff for the Alamosa County Sheriff's Office.  Josh is married and has a daughter and son,  and enjoys spending time with his family and doing outdoor activities.  MESSAGE:  "Don't let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was."  Richard L. Evans.

Kenneth Mooney (Ken) joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in December of 2007.  Ken has been in Law Enforcement for ten years and started working in Southeastern Colorado.  Prior to joining FMPD, Ken was a Lieutenant and K-9 handler for the Brush Police Department.  Ken is married with three children and two stepchildren.  MESSAGE: “Live so that when your children think of fairness and integrity, they think of you.”

H. Jackson Brown, Jr.