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303-795-4711.

10/13/2026

Mark Your Calendar!

National DEA Drug is a free event for communities nationwide to properly dispose of old and unneeded medications safely and anonymously.

Locally, you can drop your medications at Cherry Hills Village City Hall. Our staff will be there to collect at the drop off point:

📍 2450 E Quincy Ave
🕙 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

More Info: www.DEATakeBack.com

10/01/2026

Today, we’re highlighting our commitment to making every interaction more accessible. Because we're celebrating National Nonverbal/Non-Speaking Awareness Day

Through our KultureCity Sensory Inclusive certification and participation in the Blue Envelope program, CHVPD officers have additional tools and training to better support people with sensory and communication differences.

We recognize that communication looks different for everyone—and everyone deserves to feel understood.

09/30/2026

Listen to that! Good conversation happening in the background, and hot coffee served up just for you.

☕ Coffee tastes better with good company.

Join the Cherry Hills Village Police Department next Wednesday, Oct. 7, for Coffee with a Cop!

Stop by the Police Department anytime between 9–10 a.m. to grab a cup of coffee, meet some of our officers and spend a little time getting to know the people behind the badges.

We keep it simple. Just coffee, conversation and an opportunity to connect.

📅 Wednesday, Oct. 7
⏰ 9–10 a.m.
📍 Cherry Hills Village PD, 2460 E. Quincy Ave.

Please stop in and say hello! ☕👮

09/23/2026

Time for an update on our Fall Citizens Police Academy, because these participants are digging into important topics with our officers and staff. So far we've had a mix of lecture, conversation and hands-on activities.

The academy gives residents an opportunity to learn more about the work our officers do, ask questions, see how decisions are made and better understand the responsibilities that come with serving this community.

Just as importantly, it gives us the opportunity to listen.

📸 In these photos:

Scenario-based learning - complexities of traffic stop procedures.
Legal aspects of search and seizure.
Hands-on learning - crime lab and evidence collection considerations.

We appreciate every resident who chooses to spend their time learning alongside us and helping strengthen the partnership between our Police Department and the residents of Cherry Hills Village.

09/16/2026

Routine Moments.
Big Purpose.

Take a peek inside daytime traffic patrol with Officer Smith.

This kind of police work might seem routine, but members of our traffic unit know it's about more than pulling people over for speed. They're looking for unsafe driving behaviors, roadway hazards and situations that could put others at risk. Their visibility can help prevent crashes, encourage safer driving and allow them to spot concerns they might not otherwise see from call to call.

And when something happens elsewhere in the community, those same officers are still part of the larger police response — backing up fellow officers, assisting residents and responding where they’re needed.

It’s one more example of how the different parts of police work connect.

Traffic safety is community safety, and every assignment plays a role in keeping Cherry Hills Village safe.

09/09/2026

"I had no idea this was so complex!"
- Quote of the week from Citizens Police Academy.

Last week our participants were challenged with mock traffic-stop scenarios. They were asked to consider:

Reason for the stop
Roadside safety aspects
Professional interactions with drivers
Equipment and dispatching

This is just Week 2. Our participants will continue to gain hands-on experience and deeper understanding of the work we do. The journey continues!

09/04/2026

🐾 Getting patrol-ready.
It was a very soapy K9 detail with Shadow and Officer Anderson.

09/01/2026

There’s more than one kind of relationship being built at the Citizens Police Academy.

Our newest academy kicked off last Thursday, giving community members an opportunity to meet our officers, learn more about the Cherry Hills Village Police Department and better understand the work happening in their community.

But just as importantly, participants are getting to know one another.

A strong community isn’t built only through relationships between residents and their police department. It’s also built when neighbors know neighbors, conversations happen and people feel connected to the community around them.

Those relationships strengthen our sense of community, encourage people to look out for one another and ultimately help make Cherry Hills Village an even safer place to live.

Looking forward to many more conversations, connections and shared experiences with this Citizens Police Academy class.

08/18/2026

⚠️ Traffic Alert: Tomorrow, Aug. 19 ⚠️
It's back-to-school season and tomorrow we welcome students back to campus at Kent Denver School. We expect heavy traffic on Quincy Ave. and Colorado Blvd.

We'll have an extra officer on duty dedicated to directing traffic, and we need your help too.

✅ Slow Down
✅ Watch for Pedestrians
✅ Plan Ahead
✅ Phones Down, Eyes Up

Address

2460 E. Quincy Avenue
Denver, CO
80113

Telephone

+13037618711

Website

http://www.chvpd.com/

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