Silverthorne Town Council promotes pair of officers and grants award to a veteran sergeant
The town presented the Police Service Award to Senior Sergeant Tim Osborn, the longest-serving officer in the department's history.
Laura Kennedy/Courtesy photo
The Silverthorne Police Department promoted a pair of officers and granted the Police Service Award to a long-time officer at the town council meeting last Tuesday, Dec. 14, according to a news release from the town.
Officers Abigail Hosier and Jake Arneson were promoted to the rank of sergeant. Both have worked at the department for four years and underwent a rigorous interview process leading to their promotion, the release states.
Town Clerk Angie VanSchoick also bestowed Senior Sergeant Tim Osborn with the Police Service Award at the meeting for his decadeslong service to the Silverthorne Police Department.
Osborn, who joined the department in July 1998, is the longest serving officer in the history of the department, according to the release. He is set to retire from active duty at the end of the year but will remain at the department as an evidence technician, the release states.
Laura Kennedy/Courtesy photo
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