Westminster PD

A big congratulations to our five newest officers!

After graduating from 22 demanding weeks at the Adams County FLATROCK Regional Training Center, they’re ready to take the next step with . Over the next several months, this group will receive hands-on field training and mentorship from our seasoned officers as they prepare for solo patrol assignments. Special shoutout to Officer Swanson who brought home the "Top Physical Fitness" and "Top Driver" awards. Way to represent!

Welcome to the family!

(pictured left to right: Chief Haubert, Officer Kehl, Officer Swanson, Officer Norman, Officer Tripp, Officer Yates, Deputy Chief Lester)

One more day to go!

The last couple days of the Teen Police Academy have been action-packed with a K9 demo, traffic and DUI enforcement, high-risk stop scenarios, building searches, SWAT and SO much more! This group is awesome!

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We have a limited supply of free gun locks available. Stop by the front desk at the Public Safety Center (9110 Yates St) to pick one up while supplies last. Once they're gone, they're gone!

Gun owners are encouraged to review their firearm storage practices and help prevent unauthorized or unwanted access to fi****ms. Secure storage can help prevent accidents and threats!

Just putting this back out there … happening today!

Welcome, Teen Police Academy Class of 2026!

This is our largest class yet, and we're excited to partner with the Arvada Police Department, Colorado to give this group a behind-the-scenes look at the world of law enforcement.

Throughout this week-long program, teens gain a deeper understanding of policing through demonstrations and hands-on training. So far, they've tackled arrest control techniques, police simulators, Stop the Bleed training, a Flight for Life demonstration, and range instruction.

A huge thanks to the Westminster Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association and all our instructors for making this happen! We're looking forward to an exciting week!

HEADS UP | Flight For Life will be landing today between 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on the north side of the Public Safety Center located at 9110 Yates St. This is a scheduled training event and not an emergency.

During this time, officers will temporarily close the Yates St entrance. Access to the Public Safety Center and City Hall will remain available via 92nd Ave. Thank you for your patience!