Interview with Al Kiburas conducted 2018-04-05. Interview highlights when Kiburas moved to Breckenridge in 1981. He was a police officer in Chicago, moved to Wyoming briefly, and then began working for the Breckenridge Police Department.

This portion of the interview focuses on Sheriff Bob Farris who was the first black sheriff in Breckenridge, from 1975-83, while David Lass was a lawyer.

Interview with Gary Martinez conducted 2018-07-25. Martinez first came to Breckenridge to visit in the early 1970s. After growing up in Ohio, Martinez moved to Colorado permanently in 1976. He lived in Steamboat originally and moved to Summit County in March 1978. He worked for then-Senator Tom Glass as a Criminal Justice Coordinator and worked for the Council of Governments. He worked with Bob Farris, the Summit County sheriff at the time. Martinez became the Town Manager for Breckenridge in 1985.

Interview with Vickie Dienema conducted 2018-10-30. Dienema first came to Breckenridge during Ullrfest 1983-84. Shortly after that, she moved to the area and began working for a title company. The snowball fights with Ullrfest got too aggressive and so the cops called in the local bartenders as security.

Breckenridge Police official complaints and statements with Warrant for Arrest. Filed by Breckenridge Police Magistrate, C.W. Ellwood, on behalf of W.J. Murphy. These relate to complaints filed against these men, but are not exact duplicates. 1. Filed S.J. Biggins. Biggins is accused of public intoxication at the "Public School House" on October 16, 1932 and challenging to fight a William Bergren. 2 copies. 2. Filed against William Begren. Accused of public intoxication at the "Public School House" and assault of S.J. Biggins and Wallace Heffner on October 16, 1932. 2 copies. 3. Filed against Arthur [?] Abel for public intoxication and threatening to fight W.J. Murphy and Ross Parker on October 17, 1932. 2 copies.

(2) Breckenridge Police official complaints and statements filed by Breckenridge Police Magistrate, C.W. Ellwood, on behalf of W.J. Murphy. One is filed against Mary Seiveno; the other is filed against Harvey Seiveno. Both are accused of public intoxication and resisting arrest on April 11, 1931.

Breckenridge Police official complaints and statements by Breckenridge Police Magistrate, C.W. Ellwood, on behalf of W.J. Murphy. Dated October 17, 1932 1. Filed against S.J. Biggins. Biggins is accused of public intoxication at the "Public School House" on October 16, 1932 and challenging to fight a William Bergren. 2. Filed against William Begren. Accused of public intoxication at the "Public School House" and assault of S.J. Biggins and Wallace Heffner on October 16, 1932. 3. Filed against Arthur [?] Abel for public intoxication and threatening to fight W.J. Murphy and Ross Parker on October 16, 1932.

Town of Breckenridge Police Docket beginning January 31, 1929, and ending October 14, 1938 - with gaps. Some pages have police docket warrants recorded by the Police Magistrate. Each handwritten docket notes the date of the report, the complainant's name, title of and section/article/ordinance violated, the date the warrant was issued and served, and the Defendant's name and plea. Also each entry records the Charge, Officer, Costs, Fines Paid, Days to Work, and Paid Into Town Treasury. Docket was manufactured by Out West Printing and Stationary Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Duplicate blank book order no. 42404.

Town of Breckenridge Subpoena (1931). Issued to witnesses named to testify in the case against Harvey and Mary Seiveno. Dated April 13, 1931. Signed by C.W. Ellwood, Police Justice.