Group of people standing near a police vehicle with flashing lights outside a school.
Date: 10/22/2026
WESTMINSTER, Colo -- The WPD Blue Envelope Program helps facilitate communication between officers and individuals with disabilities or other conditions who may benefit from additional support during interactions with first responders.
On Thursday, officers visited students in Westminster Public Schools’ Transition Program to share more information about the program. And, of course, we had to check out the patrol car!
A group of adults attentively watching a presentation in a classroom with a large screen.
A police officer stands in front of a classroom with students seated around tables, engaging in a discussion.
The blue envelope provides a place to keep essential documents, along with information or instructions an individual chooses to share that may help officers better understand their needs.
Blue envelopes are available upon request at the Public Safety Center (9110 Yates St). For more information, please email the Police Department.
A police officer holding a blue envelope.
Watch the WPD Blue Envelope Program explainer video.
Group of students with police staff standing in front of a police vehicle with flashing lights outside a building on a cloudy day.
Group of seven people standing on a sidewalk next to a police officer in front of a police vehicle.