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Camas work crew supervisor retires from CPD

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Dick Golladay holds a road sign given to him as a retirement gift from the Camas Police Department. He served his community as a Papermaker, firefighter, police officer and a landscaper. He looks forward to the next chapters of his life as a husband, father and a grandpa.

By digging into dirt and evidence, Dick Golladay found his way into people’s hearts.

“I know how to do it, and I know where the masters are,” said the 66 years “young” police officer turned landscaper.

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