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The Fowler Police Department (FPD) is the law enforcement agency of the town of Fowler, Colorado. Formed soon after the incorporation of the town in 1901, the police department originally consisted of a single night watchman or town marshal. ==Chief of Police== The title chief of police was first used during the 1960s when the current marshall, Joseph C. Coleman, adopted the title. The first official department uniform was adopted at this time as well. Chief Curtis "Curly" Hawkins is the longest serving chief of the department to date with nine years of service as an officer and an additional eight years as chief before retirement. Chief Ryan Gates was the youngest person to manage the department, appointed to the position eight days after turning twenty-two years old. Chief Henry Borrego, the department's first Hispanic chief of police, was appointed in 2007. Tony Webb is the department's second Hispanic Chief of Police appointed in 2010 but was unable to hold the position for more than one year. Also contributing to the short term of employment for police Chiefs appears to be lack of community work and participation. Previously hired Fowler Police Department Chiefs have had the mentality that they were commissioned to man a desk for the paid work shift and direct orders. Fowler is once again without a Chief still searching for someone to fill the working role as head of the department as well as a working officer. Some in the town have questioned if it will ever be able to hire and retain a professional Chief in the future without providing a substantial employment contract. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Fowler Police Department」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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