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The Alpine Police Department is proud to welcome Officer John O'Connor as the newest member of the department. Officer O'Connor started with the department on May 11, 2009. Officer O'Connor is a veteran police officer with over seven years of experience; he is Wyoming certified as a Professional Peace Officer. Officer O'Connor most recently came from the Baggs, Wyoming Police Department. Officer O'Connor is a devoted husband and father of three children, his family is also made up of three dogs,… Continue

In the last month the Alpine Police Department has received a couple of counterfeit $10 bills. If you believe you have a counterfeit bill please contact the Alpine Police Department. The following information should help you determine if the bill is real or fake: How to spot counterfeit currency. 1. Look and feel This is as far as most people go, and it's good enough most of the time. US bank notes are printed on special paper that's 75% cotton and 25% linen. The linen gives it an extra stiff… Continue

Wyoming Film Office The Wyoming Short Film Contest began in 2008. With the Wyoming Film Office providing the $25,000 first place prize, the contest is designed to foster film production in the state, giving filmmakers an opportunity and an incentive to shoot Wyoming. The short film format allows for all levels of experience and expertise. Student filmmakers as well as professionals should feel comfortable here. The contest requires all entries to take place in Wyoming, feature Wyoming, or pres… Continue

Normally when people think about social networking, we think about keeping up with our friends from around the world. I believe that is a powerful tool. What people don't normally think about is how powerful a local network can be. Our team at StarValley.com knows that a strong local network has the power to significatly help our community. With the tools we have provided, people can keep in touch, network with other professionals, share info on their non-profits, annouce they need work, get con… Continue

During 2008 the Alpine Police Department: Responded to 605 calls for service Wrote 111 citations (88% of which were for traffic offenses and 12% for other criminal acts) Opened 64 case/incident investigative files The department had no officer involved accidents or serious injuries; 1 use of force incident and no written complaints. Over all, 2008 was a good though sometimes difficult year. We anxiously look forward to a very active and prosperous 2009. -Chief James C. Phillips Continue