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Report Crimes and Concerns:
Emergency: 911 (dial or text)
Non-emergency: (970) 667-2151
Crime Stoppers: (970) 221-6868

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10/30/2026

25 years of dedication to the Sweetheart City. 🎉

10/29/2026

Earlier this week, our mobile radar vehicle post generated plenty of conversation, and we appreciate it!

👉🏼 Many of you said you’d rather have an officer pull you over. Fair enough! We do that too.

One driver learned this firsthand after an officer stopped them for traveling 70 mph in a 40 mph zone, just before school let out. Now, they have a court appearance on their calendar. 🤦🏻‍♂️

🚔 Our officers continue enforcing traffic laws, even when our mobile radar vehicle operates elsewhere. Technology helps, but our officers remain active on the roads as well.

🚸 Getting there safely beats trying to get there faster.

10/28/2026

Today, on National First Responders Day, we honor the men and women who serve our community selflessly, day and night.

Thank you to our Loveland Police Department team, Thompson Valley EMS, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office, Berthoud Fire Protection, and every first responder who answers the call.

We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to the people of this beautiful city who support us, encourage us, and stand beside us. Your kindness never goes unnoticed or unappreciated.

Serving Loveland remains our privilege. Thank you for allowing us to serve you.

10/27/2026

If most pictures say 1,000 words, this one says three.

⚠️ Photo Radar Ahead

Please slow down, drive safely, and have an amazing Tuesday, Loveland!

10/26/2026

This holiday season, we’re partnering with Realities For Children to help ensure local youth, from birth through age 17, receive a gift of their own under the tree.

We’re collecting NEW, unwrapped toys, NEW winter coats for youth ages birth–17, and NEW items and retail gift cards specifically for teens.

Please drop off your donations at our lobby, located at 810 E. 10th Street, now through December 8 and help us make the holidays a little brighter for children and teens right here in our community.

Every donation makes a difference, and together, we can help bring a little extra joy to local youth this holiday season.

10/26/2026

Life-Saving Resource Available at the Loveland Police Department

Our free Narcan (naloxone) kiosk outside the Loveland Police Department lobby has already distributed thousands of applicators to community members since implementation.

Narcan can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose or accidental exposure and save a life before first responders arrive.

This program, funded through opioid settlement dollars, gives our community another tool to protect life and support recovery.

The kiosk remains available to anyone who wants to carry Narcan and help others during an emergency.

10/25/2026

The Blue Envelope Program

At the Loveland Police Department, every interaction matters.

For many people, a traffic stop feels inconvenient. Sometimes, stressful. For others, including individuals with autism or other communication differences, it can quickly become overwhelming.

That’s why we’re excited to offer the Blue Envelope Program.

This simple program helps drivers keep important documents together while discreetly letting an officer know they may benefit from a little extra time, clear instructions, or a different communication approach. Better communication reduces stress, creates greater understanding, and supports safer interactions for everyone involved.

We know many families in our community include someone with unique communication needs. This program offers one more way to build trust and strengthen the partnership between our officers and the people we serve.

If you or someone you know could benefit from the Blue Envelope Program, stop by the Loveland Police Department Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or ask any Loveland police officer for one during a non-emergency contact.

Sometimes, the smallest resources make the biggest difference.

10/24/2026

☔️ Welcome to NoCo, where you can experience all four seasons in less than 24 hours. ☀️

🌦️ Today’s forecast calls for cooler temperatures that may or may not warm up, a possible rain shower or just some dark clouds overhead, maybe some sunshine, and a little snow in the high peaks. Or a foot of it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

👉🏼 In other words, dress for winter, pack an umbrella, grab your sunglasses, keep some shorts on standby, and bring a good windbreaker. Because you just never know!

Seriously, though, drive safely, have fun, and stay vigilant today. We’re here if you need us, Loveland!

10/23/2026

🚲 E-BIKES, E-SCOOTERS & THE RULES OF THE ROAD 🛴

Yep, this one's a read, but worth the two minutes.

🚸 Parents, teens, and anyone who thinks two wheels automatically mean two thumbs up: let’s talk e-bikes and e-scooters.

They’re fun, convenient, and capable of moving a whole lot faster than your average bicycle. But with extra speed comes extra responsibility.

FIRST, KNOW YOUR E-BIKE CLASS 📚

👉🏼 Class 1: Pedal-assist only. The motor helps while you pedal and stops assisting at 20 mph. No throttle.
👉🏼 Class 2: Pedal-assist or throttle-powered. The motor stops assisting at 20 mph.
👉🏼 Class 3: Pedal-assist only. The motor stops assisting at 28 mph. No throttle.
👉🏼 If your ride doesn’t meet the requirements for a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike, don’t assume you can legally ride it on public streets. Modified or higher-powered bikes may fall under different laws.

THE ROAD RULES STILL APPLY 🚔

Your e-bike or e-scooter doesn’t come with a special exemption from traffic laws.

✅ Ride as far right as practicable or use an available bike lane. You don’t have to ride on an unsafe shoulder, and you may use the traffic lane when safety requires it.
✅ Signal your turns. Other road users can’t read minds.
✅ Follow traffic signs, signals, and speed limits.
✅ Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
✅ Use a white front light visible from at least 500 feet and a red rear reflector visible from 600 feet under the conditions required by law.
✅ Don’t carry more people than your bike or scooter was designed to accommodate.
✅ Don’t hold onto a moving vehicle or ride more than two abreast on the roadway unless the roadway permits it.
✅ If an officer signals you to stop, pull over safely and stop. Riding away can turn a traffic stop into a much bigger problem.

📣 PARENTS, HERE’S YOUR REMINDER

🚫 Class 3 e-bikes cannot be operated by anyone under 16.
⛑️ Riders under 18 must wear a protective helmet.
🏍️ Don’t modify an e-bike to increase its speed capability.
☀️ Talk with your kids about safe riding.
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Be responsible for your children and their actions. Accountability matters.
🇺🇸 Injuries around the country are on the increase.

THE BOTTOM LINE: More speed means less room for mistakes. Know your ride, know the rules, wear the gear, and make it home safely. Remember, no pedals means no bicycle classification, as it is considered an e-moto.

If this doesn't answer all your questions, we encourage you to do further research. If there's still confusion, don't hesitate to call our nonemergency number and speak with an officer directly.

10/22/2026

Building Tomorrow’s Leaders

The Loveland Police Department’s Youth Police Cadets program offers young people an opportunity to serve their community while learning about law enforcement, developing leadership skills, building confidence, and strengthening their connection to Loveland.

Through hands-on learning, teamwork, and mentorship, cadets gain valuable experiences while exploring what it means to serve others.

Investing in youth today helps build a stronger community tomorrow.

Address

810 E. 10th Street
Loveland, CO
80537

Telephone

+19706672151

Website

http://www.LovelandPD.org/

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