Westminster PD
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Please use 911 for emergencies and (303) 658-4360 for non-emergencies.
10/05/2026
COMING UP | National Coffee With A Cop Day
When: Wednesday, Oct 7 from 9 am to 11 am
Where: McDonald's located at 5155 W 72nd Ave
Swing by for some coffee and conversation! See you Wednesday!
10/04/2026
Mr. Portillo has been located and is safe, we would like to thank everyone for their assistance.
CBI Senior Alert ACTIVATION:
JOSE PORTILLO, 63 YEAR OLD, WHITE MALE, 5'06"/200 LBS, BROWN HAIR, BROWN EYES, LAST SEEN WEARING BLUE JEANS, GRAY SHIRT AND A BRONCOS HAT. JOSE WAS LAST SEEN ON 10/03/2026 AT ABOUT 4PM, IN THE 2100 BLOCK OF W RANCH DRIVE IN WESTMINSTER, COLORADO. JOSE IS BELIEVED TO BE TRAVELLING IN A 2005 WHITE F-150, TX LICENSE PLATE PJS9778. JOSE MAY BE CONFUSED AND DOES NOT HAVE HIS REQUIRED MEDICATION. LAW ENFORCEMENT IS CONCERNED FOR HIS SAFETY.
10/02/2026
Congratulations on your retirement!
After 40 years in law enforcement, 24 years of which with the Westminster Police Department, Senior Police Officer Scott Hopkins is officially retiring.
During his two decades with the City of Westminster, Officer Hopkins has served as a Patrol Officer, School Resource Officer, Field Training Officer, Officer Survival Instructor and SWAT Team member (22 years!)
In his retirement letter, he wrote in part, "I would like to sincerely thank the police department, command staff, supervisors, support staff, and especially all the patrol officers I have worked with day-to-day for making my time here meaningful and fulfilling. The relationships, experiences, and memories I have gained throughout my career are things I will always value and appreciate."
Scott, thank you for all your service and wisdom over the years. We will miss you and wish you all the best on this next chapter. Please come back and visit!
10/01/2026
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Domestic violence can affect anyone, and recognizing the signs, supporting survivors, and knowing where to turn for help can make a difference.
At , we’re proud to have dedicated Victim Advocates who provide support and resources to those impacted by domestic violence.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you don’t have to face it alone. Help is available.
🔹Westminster Victim Services: 303-658-4210
🔹National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
09/30/2026
BUYERS BEWARE | Thinking about buying a vehicle on Facebook Marketplace? Do your homework before handing over your money.
We’ve seen cases where criminals swapped VINs, replaced federal safety stickers with fraudulent ones, and manipulated odometers to make vehicles appear to have lower mileage than they actually do.
These details can be difficult to spot, so take the time to protect yourself:
◾Run a Vehicle History Report (can use services like Carfax, etc.)
◾Do Your Research
◾Obtain Necessary Documents & Information (verify VIN on the vehicle matches the registration & title)
◾Complete a Bill of Sale
◾Avoid High-Pressure Sales
Visit https://dmv.colorado.gov/buying-and-selling for more tips and resources.
Slow Down. Move Over. Or Get Pulled Over.
When you see emergency lights, hazard lights, or a vehicle that’s stopped along the roadway, don’t wait until you’re alongside it to react.
Colorado’s Slow Down or Move Over law is designed to protect the people working or responding on the side of the road. Drivers approaching a stationary emergency or authorized roadside vehicle should reduce their speed and, when it is safe to do so, move over.
If changing lanes is not possible or would be unsafe, drivers should slow down and proceed with caution, giving the stopped vehicle and the people around it as much space as possible.
Officers will be cracking down on violators, so please help keep our first responders and roadside workers safe!
Learn more about Colorado’s Slow Down or Move Over law: https://csp.colorado.gov/slow-down-move-over
09/28/2026
09/26/2026
HAPPENING NOW! Swing by the Public Safety Center for this year’s Open House!
▪️Saturday, Sept 26
▪️9 AM to 1 PM
▪️9110 Yates St
K9 demos, firefighters, food & resources for the whole family!!
09/25/2026
HAPPENING TOMORROW! See you then!
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