Retired Lexington Police Chief honored by peers

Retired Lexington Police Chief honored by peers
Retired Lexington Police Chief Tracy Wolf(left) and Police Chief Paul Schwarz. (Courtesy of Lexington Police Department)
October 10th, 2024 | KRVN News

Several members of fellow Lexington Police Department officers who served with Retired Lexington Police Chief Tracy Wolf attended his induction into the Nebraska Law Enforcement Hall of Fame. (L-R) Among them were Lexington Police Captain Phil Lauby, Retired Chief Tracy Wolf, Chief Paul Schwarz, and Kearney Police Department Investigator Jeff Schwarz.

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The Lexington Police Department has announced that Retired Lexington Police Chief Tracy Wolf was inducted into the Nebraska Law Enforcement Hall of Fame on Tuesday October 8, 2024 at the annual Police Officers Association of Nebraska/ Nebraska Sheriff’s Association annual conference in Kearney.

Wolf retired in August 2023 after 40 years with the Lexington Police Department. He started with the agency in 1983.

Plaque commemorating Retired Lexington Police Chief Tracy Wolf’s induction into the Nebraska Law Enforcement Hall of Fame. (Courtesy of Lexington Police Department)

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