New police chief; city manager and attorney raises

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Also: Loveland City Council approves raises for city manager, attorney • Larimer County Commissioners reorganize leadership

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Wednesday, January 4, 2023

New police chief; city manager and attorney raises Loveland Police Chief Tim Doran looks at his wife, Susan Doran, as she pins the badge on his uniform before he is sworn in as the new Loveland Police Chief Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2023, at Embassy Suites in Loveland.   (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald) Good morning Loveland. The National Weather Service says we can expect a sunny day with a high near 36. Read the full forecast here. In news, we've got a story on the swearing-in of Loveland's new police chief, Tim Doran, who said "I can assure you, change is coming." The City Council approved a 6% raise for City Manager Steve Adams and a 13% raise for City Attorney Moses Garcia Tuesday night, though members of the public turned out to argue against the raises. And Larimer County commissioners did their reorganization for the new year, naming Jody Shadduck-McNally as the 2023 chair of the board and John Kefalas as chair pro tem. Links to those stories and more are below. Jackie Hutchins, Loveland Reporter-Herald assistant editor Tim Doran sworn in as newest Loveland police chief Doran was chosen out of a group of three total people vying for the seat at the end of last year. He will replace Interim Chief Eric Stewart, who temporarily took over the department last April following the departure of former Chief Bob Ticer. Read more → Loveland City Council approves raises for city manager, attorney Loveland's City Manager Steve Adams and City Attorney Moses Garcia will be getting bigger bi-weekly paychecks, after City Council officially voted to approve salary increases for both at Tuesday's meeting. Read more → Larimer County Commissioners reorganize leadership Larimer County Commissioners continued their tradition of trading off leadership at the start of each new year Tuesday, deciding at their administrative matters meeting that Commissioner Jodi Shadduck McNally would serve as chair of the board of county commissioners and that Commissioner John Kefalas would serve as Chair Pro Tem. Read more → Pet food company relocates headquarters to Windsor Identity Pet Nutrition LLC will move its headquarters from Littleton to Windsor. Read more → Free and cheap things to do in January, from the Denver Zoo to the National Western Stock Show Cowboys and cowgirls of all ages can saddle up for Free Grounds Admission Day on Jan. 10 at the stock show. Read more → Loveland, Berthoud law enforcement calls: Multiple assault arrests Daily Record for Dec. 30, 2022 – Jan. 3, 2023. Read more → Loveland weather for Wednesday: patchy fog becoming sunny Wednesday is expected to start with patchy fog before 9 a.m. becoming sunny with a high near 36, according to the National Weather Service. The overnight low will be near 14. Read more →

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