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CONGRATULATIONS to Crime Solvers' own Chuck Andolino for his recent "Treasured Volunteer Award" through Chesterfield County. 

Chesterfield County’s treasured Volunteer Award is an annual award established in honor of the late Lucille Moseley, who contributed her service in many different areas of the county.

 

 
In 2005, the Treasured Volunteer Award was established to honor the memory of Lucille Moseley.  In 1981, she began to volunteer at the Chesterfield Museum.  She was appointed Executive Director/Curator in 1984.  She redesigned the Museum to depict the history of Chesterfield from prehistoric times to the 20th Century and added the 1892 County Jail, Magnolia Grange Museum House and the 1917 Chesterfield County Courthouse to the historical sites that residents could tour to learn about the county's local history.  Under her leadership, the Historical Society developed a Research Library and it was named in her honor.  She also worked on a publication of a pictorial history of Chesterfield County covering the years 1860 to 1960.  It is impossible to recount the many contributions Lucille Moseley gave to Chesterfield County through her volunteer work.  Those who receive this award share the same devotion she had and serve as an inspiration to others as she continues to do through her legacy.

Above: 
James J.L. Stegmaier, County Administrator
Chuck Andolino, Crime Solvers Board of Directors
Marleen K. Durfee, Board of Supervisors - Matoaca District
James 'Jim' Holland, Board of Supervisors - Dale District

 

Above: 
Bob Schrum, Chuck Andolino, Colonel Thierry G. Dupuis, Harry Quarles

 

 

 

Since the inception of the Chesterfield County/Colonial Heights Crime Solvers program in 1984, we have received 21,350 tips resulting in
the solution of more than 5,450 crimes, recovered more than $1,397,846 in stolen property, approved
$392,746.00  in reward payments and seized approximately $680,900 in illegal drugs.  The success is due to the cooperative efforts of the police departments in Chesterfield County and Colonial Heights, the local media and OUR CITIZENS.

“Thank you” to all who are a part of this invaluable crime-fighting tool.

 

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

Tips Received

948

809

958

978

1016

Crimes Solved

228

262

391

296

237

Rewards Approved

96

75

121

104

101

Amounts Approved

$23,665

$23,200

$27,586

$30,985      

$26,978

Recovered Stolen Property

$27,655

$93,903

$34,035

$23,267        

$4,098

Illegal Drugs Seized

$11,390

$45,604

$8,550

$8,350

$7,942

 

 

 

 

 


Website Statistics for 2007


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TOTAL
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TOTAL
YEARLY HITS


HOME PAGE  


38657


CONTRIBUTE


464


MOST WANTED


69538


THIS WEEK


5549


Probation and Parole Fugitives


25743


COLD CASE


8109


SPEAKER’S BUREAU


2017


RELATED LINKS


3815


SCHOLASTIC


1942


CONTACT US


633


MISSING PERSONS


10708


FAQS & STATS


1007


GOLF


1226


Crime of the Week


19685


BOARD MEMBERS


1190


Crime of the Week – Spanish Version


1466

 

 


Fugitive of the Week


17174

 


 

 

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