History of Lubbock Police Department on display at Citizens Tower
Five display cabinets containing artifacts and photographs documenting the Lubbock Police Department s century of history were installed for display Tuesday in the lobby of Citizens Tower.
An unveiling ceremony on Tuesday afternoon came ahead of the city council meeting where council members honored the police department s 100th anniversary.
The artifacts included Lubbock Police Department badges and patches throughout the years and photos of Lubbock police officers working crime scenes or in the community.
Also on display is the official document commissioning C.S Middleton as the City of Lubbock s first police chief on May 6, 1921.
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Pictured from left are Lynn Day – Store Manager United Supermarkets; Bradlee Dodds – Executive Director Brown County United Way; and Brandon Price – Assistant Store Manager United Supermarkets. [Photo contributed]Once again, the United Family raised $500,000 for United Way Chapters across it’s areas of operation. This includes $5,238.00 for the Brown County United Way.
These funds are typically raised as part of the annual Jacky Pierce Charity Classic; however, due to COVID-19, the annual charity tournament went “golf-less.” Through the combined effort of the United Family team members and vendor partners, each of the 28 organizations received the same donation as in 2019.
Since its inception in 1991, the tournament has raised more than $5 million for local charities. Even without the tournament this year, the 28 United Way organizations will be receiving much needed funds.