Courtesy: Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office
GIBBON, Neb. (KLKN) — On Monday, Oct. 19, Captain Robert “Bob” Anderson was recognized for his retirement following 47 years of service.
Anderson was given the key to the City of Gibbon.
He has served in Gibbon for 32 years, acting as the liaison between the Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office and the City of Gibbon since they started contracting them for law enforcement services.
Along with the key, he was given a commemorative plaque, congratulating him on his retirement.
Anderson’s last day is Oct. 30, ending his long run of serving in law enforcement.
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