Memorial Day 2023
On Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. These selfless individuals answered the call to defend our freedoms, our values, and our way of life.
On Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. These selfless individuals answered the call to defend our freedoms, our values, and our way of life.
We are excited to welcome our five newest police officers, who were sworn in today by Chief Haubert.
To all of you who fill the role of mom, we thank you!
Mowing with Cops is bringing communities together! Join us and build relationships with those in your neighborhood while getting the lawns of your local neighborhoods looking sharp.
Chief Haubert, along with metro area police chiefs held a press conference today at the State Capitol to inform the public of the effects of HB 23-1249. The bill, as written, would move all crimes committed by 10, 11 and 12-year-olds out of the juvenile court system, regardless of the charge, except for homicide. If the juvenile does not follow through on recommendations of treatment, accountability would fall to social services, not the court. The Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police, Sheriffs, and District Attorneys oppose HB 23-1249.
The weather is going to be nice, so why don't you come out and join us for Kona Ice and conversation. We are excited to start up our 2023 season of Cuisine with Cops - Community Conversations.
There is still time to register! Join us for a fun filled informational week.
Date – April 26, 2023
Join us for a fun filled day!
Date – April 22nd, 2023
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office
We are hosting the drug take back event this Saturday - 9110 Yates Street.
You don’t need to be a City of Westminster resident to attend, all are welcome! Also, the Pet Pantry will be there is you or someone you know needs food/supplies.
April 10th through the 16th is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. NPSTW was launched in 1981 and occurs every year during the second week of April. This is a time to appreciate and celebrate the crucial work of public safety telecommunicators (sometimes referred to as 911 dispatchers). In a single shift, these professionals regularly transition from guiding a caller through CPR, taking a barking dog complaint or sending help to an animal in distress, gathering essential details that will help apprehend a suspect and solve a serious crime. They are required to have expertise in the use of complex technology and are skilled in verbal communication, de-escalation and crisis intervention. For every incident a police officer, firefighter or animal management officer responds to, there is a team of public safety telecommunicators behind the scenes. They are involved in every single call for service from taking the initial phone or radio call, dispatching and…
This week, April 9th – 15th is National Animal Management Officer (AMO) appreciation week. Westminster’s AMO team includes AMO Supervisor Kelli Jelen, AMO Rae Pyeatt, AMO Chris Branigan, AMO Jonathon Meketuk, AMO Jillian Wurtz and AMO Olivia Kuhlman.
A brief message from your new Police Chief
You can report the listed crimes below online if your total loss is under $9,999. If the crime you need to report is not listed below or greater than $9,999, please call dispatch at (303) 658-4360.
We are excited to announce , this morning, Chief Norm Haubert was sworn in as the permanant Police Chief of the Westminster Police Department. Congratulations Chief!
On March 14th, the Elks Westminster Lodge, along with Interim Chief of Police Haubert, will be recognizing School Resource Officer Pat Clarke as this year’s recipient of the Elks Officer of the Year award. The Elks mission is, “To inculcate the principles of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love and Fidelity; to recognize a belief in God; to promote the welfare and enhance the happiness of its Members; to quicken the spirit of American patriotism; to cultivate good fellowship; to perpetuate itself as a fraternal organization, and to provide for its government, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America will serve the people and communities through benevolent programs, demonstrating that Elks Care and Elks Share.”
The City of Westminster has selected Norm Haubert as its chief of police. After an exhaustive vetting process involving over 300 community members including City Council, Fraternal Order of Police representatives, police and fire department personnel, leaders across the Denver Metro Area, and City staff, City Manager Mark Freitag selected Chief Haubert to lead the Westminster Police Department (WPD). Haubert previously served as interim police chief.
We're Hiring! Are you interested in a career as a sworn officer? Or maybe as civilian support staff? The City of Westminster has many opportunities, great pay and benefits. Come check us out!
Date – January 24th, 2023
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