Anita KoesterĪnita Koester has worked for the Lakewood Police Department for 25 years, serving recently as division chief since 2016 and overseeing the patrol division since 2020. He is also a graduate of the FBI National Academy. Gonshak has a master’s degree in public administration and a bachelor’s degree in business administration, both from California State University, Long Beach. He started at the department as a patrol officer and moved up through the ranks, eventually serving as sergeant, lieutenant and commander of the operations bureau before becoming police chief.īefore this he served with the Tempe, Arizona, Police Department from 2000 to 2006, as a narcotics detective and patrol officer, according to the release. Philip Gonshak (Photo courtesy of City of Loveland) Philip Gonshak has served with the Seal Beach, California, Police Department since 2007 and has been the police chief since 2019. Before this, he served with the Gurnee Police Department in Illinois from 1997 to 2017 where he started as a police officer and eventually progressed to the ranks of sergeant and finally commander, according to the release.įarrow has a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Northern Arizona University and a bachelor of arts degree in administration of justice from Southern Illinois University. Prior to his time at the Goodyear Police Department, Farrow was a member of the Peoria Police Department in Arizona from 2017 to 2020 where he served as a lieutenant for the special enforcement section and patrol operations. David Farrow (Photo courtesy of the City of Loveland) David Farrowĭavid Farrow has worked as the deputy chief of the field operations bureau for the Goodyear Police Department in Arizona since 2020 Goodyear sits just west of Phoenix. Timothy Doran has served as the assistant chief of police for the Fort Collins Police Services since 2019.ĭoran has a master’s degree in national security and resource strategy from the National Defense University and a bachelor’s degree in general engineering from the U.S. 13 event, and city officials expect to announce the chosen chief this fall. Residents will be able to hear from and meet the finalists at an Oct. We invite community members throughout our city to actively engage in this important process.” “After a thorough search process, the City is eager to continue the final steps with input from our community through the meet-and-greet process. “A police chief is one of the most important roles within any community and it is essential that we find the right candidate to guide the Loveland Police Department into the future of policing,” Loveland City Manager Steve Adams said in the release. The four police chief candidates, announced in an email form the city Thursday afternoon, range from agencies in and out of Colorado with varying law enforcement backgrounds. The city of Loveland released the list of possible finalists to take the reins of the Loveland Police Department following the departure of former Chief Bob Ticer earlier this year.
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