POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief Jeff Kolata Lieutenant Joe Tatangelo Mission It is the mission of the Diamondville Police Department to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, reduce crime and disorder and enhance public safety. Our officers will deliver the highest quality of service and pledge to do so with honor and integrity, while maintaining the highest ethical standards. We are committed to working in partnership with our diverse community to improve their quality of life. Vision The vision of the Diamondville Police Department is to deliver the best level of service to the community, to be a leader in policing, and to continuously strive to be one of the finest law enforcement agencies in Lincoln County. We will do this by living up to our core values of integrity in all we say and do, a strong commitment to public service, always demonstrating respect to our community members and each other, providing strong leadership in the face of chaos. Core Values Service We are dedicated to delivering the highest quality of service to the community to safeguard lives and property, reduce crime and enhance public safety. We will work in partnership with the community to resolve community problems that effect quality of life and public safety. We value proactive problem solving and enforcement in order to reduce the incidences of crime and fear of crime. We will continuously work to fulfill our oaths as public servants by responding to the needs of those we serve. Integrity A fundamental mandate of our profession is to conduct ourselves with the highest level of integrity that merits the respect of the people we serve. We will always act with honesty and transparency in everything we say and do. Our actions will always be consistent with our core values, our code of ethics and the law. We will always maintain our commitment by having a reverence of the law in both our personal and professional lives, regardless of the situation. We are proud of the traditions of our chosen profession and recognize that our actions must continually justify the trust bestowed to us by those we serve. Need assistance? In case of emergency, dial 911. To reach the police department during business hours, call (307) 877-6251. To have an officer dispatched, 24 hours a day, call Lincoln County Sheriff's Office Communication Center at (307) 877-3971 (option 4); the LCSO Communication Center works in tandem with both the Diamondville and Kemmerer Municipal Police Departments. P.O. Box 281 Diamondville, WY 83116 (307) 877-6676 Copyright © 2019 Town of Diamondville - All Rights Reserved. info@diamondvillewyo.com

DIAMONDVILLE MUNICIPAL COURT General Information Diamondville Municipal Court is held on the third Thursday of every month at 10:00 a.m. The 2021 calendar is as follows: January 21 February 18 March 18 April 15 May 20 June 17 July 15 August 19 September 16 October 21 November 18 December 16 Judge Hon. Mark Harris Attorney James K. Sanderson P.O. Box 281 Diamondville, WY 83116 (307) 877-6676 Copyright © 2019 Town of Diamondville - All Rights Reserved. info@diamondvillewyo.com