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Frederick CO Police Department

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Official page of the Town of Frederick Police Department. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies, call 720.652.4222. Not monitored 24/7.

 Frederick, Colorado
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Joined November 2022
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You’re Invited: Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social! Join us at the Firestone Police Department with The Blue Heart Initiative for a free community event that brings families and first responders together in a calm, welcoming, low-sensory environment. Saturday, November 7 10 to 12 pm Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue Enjoy a morning of connection, conversation, and FUN, including: Meet-and-greets with local police officers First responders from the Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District Emergency vehicles to explore up close Stickers, temporary tattoos, sidewalk chalk, snacks, and more! This event is designed for individuals and families who benefit from a quieter, more comfortable way to connect with first responders. The event is free, but registration is required! Register here: ayrs.io/tzZCyq Learn more about The Blue Heart Initiative: ayrs.io/sDYShS/
Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social event on Saturday, November 7, from 10 am to noon at the Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue. Free event featuring relaxed interactions, conversation and activities with police officers. Registration required.

ALT Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social event on Saturday, November 7, from 10 am to noon at the Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue. Free event featuring relaxed interactions, conversation and activities with police officers. Registration required.

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Before you head out for trick-or-treating, here are a few reminders: - Be visible: Add reflective tape to costumes and treat bags, carry glow sticks or flashlights, and wear light-colored clothing. - Walk safely: Use sidewalks, stay with your group, and cross at crosswalks. Look both ways and avoid stepping into the street between parked cars. - Choose costumes carefully: Keep costumes short enough to prevent trips, choose face paint over masks that limit vision, and look for flame-resistant costumes and accessories. - Plan ahead: Younger children should go with a responsible adult. Agree on a route and return time with older kids. - Check your treats: Visit homes with porch lights on, never enter a stranger’s home or vehicle, and have an adult inspect treats before eating. - Drivers, slow down, put distractions away, and watch for children who may cross unexpectedly. Take extra care when backing out of driveways or parking spaces. Have a safe and happy Halloween, Frederick!
Frederick police officer wearing a witch hat and holding a large bag of candy at an outdoor community event. Text reads, “Have a SAFE Halloween.” The Frederick Police Department logo appears in the lower left corner.

ALT Frederick police officer wearing a witch hat and holding a large bag of candy at an outdoor community event. Text reads, “Have a SAFE Halloween.” The Frederick Police Department logo appears in the lower left corner.

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A visit with Frederick’s littlest neighbors? A sweet treat for Officer Grant! Officer Grant joined the children and parents of Miss Amy’s Neighborhood Preschool for some trick-or-treating fun, complete with creative costumes, sweet treats, and plenty of smiles. Located in downtown Frederick, Miss Amy’s helps children explore, learn through play, and build connections with the community. For FPD, moments like these give our youngest residents a chance to feel comfortable with officers and get to know the people behind the badge. Thank you, Miss Amy’s, for including us in your Halloween fun. It’s a treat to be part of your neighborhood!
A child dressed as Spider-Man poses while Officer Grant visits with preschool families in the background.

ALT A child dressed as Spider-Man poses while Officer Grant visits with preschool families in the background.

Officer Grant offers treats to a child wearing a star-covered wizard costume at Miss Amy’s Neighborhood Preschool.

ALT Officer Grant offers treats to a child wearing a star-covered wizard costume at Miss Amy’s Neighborhood Preschool.

Officer Grant smiles behind a bin of Halloween treats at Miss Amy’s Neighborhood Preschool.

ALT Officer Grant smiles behind a bin of Halloween treats at Miss Amy’s Neighborhood Preschool.

Officer Grant helps a child dressed as a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle choose a Halloween treat.

ALT Officer Grant helps a child dressed as a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle choose a Halloween treat.

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Introducing our Angel Tree, a new way to support Santa Cops that makes holiday giving easier! Stop by the Frederick Police Department, choose a tag, and help turn a local child’s holiday wish into a smile. 1. Choose a tag from the tree to your left as you enter the lobby. 2. Shop for a new gift using the wish-list information on the tag. 3. Return your gift, preferably unwrapped, with the original tag by Monday, November 30, at 5 pm. Prefer to give without choosing a tag? Donate a new toy to our lobby drop box! Handouts with popular gift ideas by age are available, too. Find us at 333 Fifth Street, Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm. Thank you for making room on your holiday shopping list for a local child. Your kindness helps families feel supported, children feel celebrated, and our community shines a little brighter. ayrs.io/ZI5CP0
Angel Tree with colorful gift tags at Frederick Police Department, 333 Fifth Street; donations due November 30 at 5 pm.

ALT Angel Tree with colorful gift tags at Frederick Police Department, 333 Fifth Street; donations due November 30 at 5 pm.

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Have an unused phone tucked away in a drawer? Phone It Forward! A simple donation can help a domestic violence survivor stay connected to care, support, and emergency assistance. Join Carbon Valley & Mead Victim Services in turning unused phones into lifelines. Your phone’s data will be securely erased to protect your privacy. Drop off old or gently used phones at the Frederick Police Department, 333 Fifth Street, Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm. Donations close Friday, November 6. Questions? Call 720-382-5709.
Phone It Forward graphic featuring a text conversation encouraging unused phone donations to help someone in need, with the message “Give a Phone – Save a Life” and Frederick Police and 911 Cell Phone Bank logos.

ALT Phone It Forward graphic featuring a text conversation encouraging unused phone donations to help someone in need, with the message “Give a Phone – Save a Life” and Frederick Police and 911 Cell Phone Bank logos.

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We recognize the people who answer the call when our community needs help today. Chief Norris shared a message of gratitude for our first responders and the families who support them: "Today, on National First Responders Day, I want to recognize the courage, dedication, and heart of the men and women who take action to protect lives. By serving with integrity, treating people with compassion and respect, and showing up when our neighbors need us most, the Frederick Police Department works to build a safe community where people can live, work, and thrive on what matters. To our officers and all other first responders, thank you for your sacrifices and the care you bring to our community. To the families who stand behind you, your support and sacrifices do not go unnoticed. I am proud to serve alongside people who give so much of themselves to make a difference in others' lives."
National First Responders Day graphic featuring “Thank You” above a collage of five Frederick Police Department officers serving and connecting with the community, with the department’s badge at the bottom.

ALT National First Responders Day graphic featuring “Thank You” above a collage of five Frederick Police Department officers serving and connecting with the community, with the department’s badge at the bottom.

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You’re Invited: Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social! Join us at the Firestone Police Department with The Blue Heart Initiative for a free community event that brings families and first responders together in a calm, welcoming, low-sensory environment. Saturday, November 7 10 to 12 pm Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue Enjoy a morning of connection, conversation, and FUN, including: Meet-and-greets with local police officers First responders from the Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District Emergency vehicles to explore up close Stickers, temporary tattoos, sidewalk chalk, snacks, and more! This event is designed for individuals and families who benefit from a quieter, more comfortable way to connect with first responders. The event is free, but registration is required! Register here: ayrs.io/tzZCyq Learn more about The Blue Heart Initiative: ayrs.io/sDYShS/
Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social event on Saturday, November 7, from 10 am to noon at the Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue. Free event featuring relaxed interactions, conversation and activities with police officers. Registration required.

ALT Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social event on Saturday, November 7, from 10 am to noon at the Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue. Free event featuring relaxed interactions, conversation and activities with police officers. Registration required.

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Please join us in welcoming Officer Damien Wise to the Frederick Police Department! Officer Wise was sworn in today and is excited to serve the Frederick community. Positive interactions with police officers as a child inspired him to pursue a career in law enforcement, and the sense of family within the Frederick Police Department drew him to our team. We asked Officer Wise, “What’s one thing you’d like residents to know about the Frederick Police Department as you begin your role?” He shared that building trust, serving with respect, and keeping the community safe are priorities. He’s looking forward to getting to know the people who make Frederick special, building meaningful connections, and making a positive impact. When he’s off duty, Officer Wise enjoys playing golf, watching football, and spending time with family. Welcome to Frederick, Officer Wise! We’re glad to have you on the team. Pictured: Chief Todd Norris and Officer Damien Wise.
Two Frederick police officers smile and shake hands in front of an American flag.

ALT Two Frederick police officers smile and shake hands in front of an American flag.

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The Frederick High School Golf Team is giving back this holiday season by hosting a Santa Cops Toy Drive! When: Saturday, November 14, from 10 am to 1 pm Where: Frederick High School’s east parking lot What to donate: New /Unused toys, warm winter clothing, or monetary donations Who you’ll see: Frederick Police Department officers collecting donations and visiting with the community Visit our Santa Cops webpage for more ways to help:ayrs.io/ZI5CP0 Thank you, team, for being a caring community partner and helping brighten the holidays for local children.
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Help someone rebuild their life by donating a phone you no longer use. Through Phone It Forward, you can help Carbon Valley & Mead Victim Services connect domestic violence survivors with care providers, support services, and emergency assistance by donating your old or gently used phone. All donated phones will have their data securely erased to protect your privacy. Donate by Friday, November 6, at the Frederick Police Department, 333 Fifth Street, Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm. Questions? Call Victim Services at 720-382-5709.
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You’re Invited: Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social! Join us at the Firestone Police Department with The Blue Heart Initiative for a free community event that brings families and first responders together in a calm, welcoming, low-sensory environment. Saturday, November 7 10 to 12 pm Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue Enjoy a morning of connection, conversation, and FUN, including: Meet-and-greets with local police officers First responders from the Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District Emergency vehicles to explore up close Stickers, temporary tattoos, sidewalk chalk, snacks, and more! This event is designed for individuals and families who benefit from a quieter, more comfortable way to connect with first responders. The event is free, but registration is required! Register here: ayrs.io/tzZCyq Learn more about The Blue Heart Initiative: ayrs.io/sDYShS/
Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social event on Saturday, November 7, from 10 am to noon at the Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue. Free event featuring relaxed interactions, conversation and activities with police officers. Registration required.

ALT Low-Sensory Blue Heart Social event on Saturday, November 7, from 10 am to noon at the Firestone Police Department, 9900 Park Avenue. Free event featuring relaxed interactions, conversation and activities with police officers. Registration required.

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Our next Neighborhood Watch meeting is coming up. Whether you’re a captain, attended a previous meeting, or just curious, we hope you’ll join us to reconnect with the Frederick Police and fellow neighbors. Date: Wednesday, October 21 Time: 5:30 pm Location: Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse (5830 Bella Rosa Pkwy) Please RSVP through our online form and let us know whether you plan to attend, any questions for the FPD, and any ideas. ayrs.io/fZwRjg Bring your questions, share neighborhood concerns, and join the conversation about keeping our community safe and connected. Captains, please share this reminder with your neighborhood members!
Neighborhood Watch Meeting graphic for Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse. A smiling Frederick Police officer stands outdoors near a lake. The Frederick Police Department logo appears at the bottom.

ALT Neighborhood Watch Meeting graphic for Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse. A smiling Frederick Police officer stands outdoors near a lake. The Frederick Police Department logo appears at the bottom.

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Serving Up Smiles at Coffee with a Cop! Good coffee, great conversations, and plenty of smiles! Thank you to everyone who stopped by Coffee with a Cop this morning to spend time with the Frederick Police Department. We loved catching up with familiar faces, meeting new neighbors, and hearing what's on your mind. These everyday connections help make Frederick such a special community. A big thank you to MeCo Coffee Collective for welcoming us and keeping the coffee flowing. We appreciate everyone who took time out of their day to connect with us. Until next cup, Frederick!
Frederick Police Officer Esther Collins smiles while holding a Frederick Police Department coffee mug during Coffee with a Cop at MeCo Coffee Collective.

ALT Frederick Police Officer Esther Collins smiles while holding a Frederick Police Department coffee mug during Coffee with a Cop at MeCo Coffee Collective.

A Frederick police officer sits across from a community member, engaging in conversation over coffee at MeCo Coffee Collective. Other attendees socialize in the background.

ALT A Frederick police officer sits across from a community member, engaging in conversation over coffee at MeCo Coffee Collective. Other attendees socialize in the background.

Two smiling community members pose with a Frederick police officer inside MeCo Coffee Collective during Coffee with a Cop. One man gives a thumbs-up.

ALT Two smiling community members pose with a Frederick police officer inside MeCo Coffee Collective during Coffee with a Cop. One man gives a thumbs-up.

Two men smile for a photo while holding Frederick Police Department coffee mugs at MeCo Coffee Collective.

ALT Two men smile for a photo while holding Frederick Police Department coffee mugs at MeCo Coffee Collective.

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Help Santa Cops Close the Gap! The need in our community is rising, but so is our ability to help. Between 2023 and 2025, the number of families and children joining Santa Cops went up by about 33%. We still need to raise $8,000 to reach our 2026 goal and bring more holiday cheer to local kids. As more families need help, community support matters more than ever. Your donation lets Santa Cops give kids wish-list gifts, warm coats, boots, and other essentials across Carbon Valley. A few clicks can brighten a child’s holiday. You can donate securely online today: checkout.square.site/merchan… If you’d rather give in person, visit the Frederick Police Department at 333 Fifth Street, Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm, to donate cash or a check. Together, we can make sure local children get the gifts, warm clothes, and holiday joy they deserve. frederickco.gov/959/Santa-Co…
“Donate Today! 2026 Carbon Valley Santa Cops,” with the Frederick Police Department logo and a screenshot of the online donation form.

ALT “Donate Today! 2026 Carbon Valley Santa Cops,” with the Frederick Police Department logo and a screenshot of the online donation form.

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Good Coffee. Great Conversation. You see our officers around town, but when was the last time you had a chance to sit down and chat? Coffee with a Cop is coming up on Thursday, October 15, at 10 am at MeCo Coffee Collective (318 Fifth St) in Downtown Frederick! Whether you have a question about something happening in your neighborhood, want to learn more about the department, or just want to share a cup of coffee, we'd love to connect. And thanks to MeCo, the drip coffee is on the house! Plus, you can grab a FPD mug and possibly local business gift cards! ayrs.io/zvMtwY
a collage of Frederick Police officers interacting with community members at a local coffee shop, along with a table displaying pastries and a Frederick Police Department tablecloth. Center text reads: “Thursday, October 15. Coffee with a Cop. 10:00 AM.”

ALT a collage of Frederick Police officers interacting with community members at a local coffee shop, along with a table displaying pastries and a Frederick Police Department tablecloth. Center text reads: “Thursday, October 15. Coffee with a Cop. 10:00 AM.”

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Neighborhood Watch is coming to Bella Rosa! Great neighborhoods are built on strong connections. Come join the Frederick Police Department at our next Neighborhood Watch meeting. Talk with officers, ask questions, share what’s happening in your neighborhood, and learn more about public safety in Frederick. Wednesday, October 21 5:30 pm Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse (5830 Bella Rosa Pkwy) RSVP: ayrs.io/fZwRjg With your RSVP, you can also send us any questions, ideas, or concerns you’d like the Frederick Police Department to talk about. If you’re interested in hosting a Neighborhood Watch meeting, please contact the Frederick Police Department at 720.382.5700. Come meet your officers, connect with your neighbors, and help keep Frederick safe and welcoming for everyone.
Neighborhood Watch Meeting graphic for Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse. A smiling Frederick Police officer stands outdoors near a lake. The Frederick Police Department logo appears at the bottom.

ALT Neighborhood Watch Meeting graphic for Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse. A smiling Frederick Police officer stands outdoors near a lake. The Frederick Police Department logo appears at the bottom.

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Coffee with a Cop: Let's Catch Up! Got a question for the Frederick Police Department? Or just want to say hello? We'd love to see you! Join us Thursday, October 15, at 10 am at MeCo Coffee Collective (318 Fifth Street) for a casual morning of coffee and conversation with your local officers. MeCo is providing complimentary drip coffee for attendees, so all you need to bring is yourself and maybe a neighbor! No agenda. No speeches. Just coffee, conversation, and community. Check out our Facebook event for details and let us know you're coming!
Calendar graphic highlighting Thursday, October 15, with a red circle. Frederick Police Department's Coffee with a Cop event begins at 10 am and features free coffee, pastries while supplies last, and Downtown Frederick gift card giveaways. The Frederick Police Department logo appears in the upper right corner.

ALT Calendar graphic highlighting Thursday, October 15, with a red circle. Frederick Police Department's Coffee with a Cop event begins at 10 am and features free coffee, pastries while supplies last, and Downtown Frederick gift card giveaways. The Frederick Police Department logo appears in the upper right corner.

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On the morning of September 29, Community Services Officer Milano answered a call about a sick Great Horned Owl. The owl couldn’t open its eyes and, unlike usual, didn’t try to fly away when someone got close. Seeing that the owl needed expert help, CSO Milano carefully caught it and brought it to a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Great Horned Owls look majestic, and they truly are, but their strong talons can be dangerous. Handling them the right way keeps both the owl and the helpers safe. Our CSO was honored to help and make sure this beautiful bird got to safety. Sometimes, being a hero just means putting on gloves and giving an owl a ride to the vet. Just a reminder: Healthy wild animals usually stay away from people. If an animal lets you get close, can’t run away, or acts oddly, it might be hurt or sick. Please stay back and call Weld County Communications at 720.652.4222. Or 911 if it is an emergency.
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The Blue Heart Initiative helps first responders better recognize and support people who have unique communication, sensory, medical, or behavioral needs. Residents can join this voluntary program and get a Blue Heart sticker to put on a car, home, wheelchair, backpack, or other personal item. When first responders see the Blue Heart, it reminds them to pause, be patient, and consider whether a different approach could make the situation safer. A small symbol can make a big difference. Learn more about the Blue Heart Initiative and how to get a sticker today! ayrs.io/zvMtwY
Black-and-white image of hands forming a heart shape, overlaid with a bright blue heart and the words “The Blue Heart Initiative.” The Frederick, Colorado Police Department logo appears in the upper-right corner.

ALT Black-and-white image of hands forming a heart shape, overlaid with a bright blue heart and the words “The Blue Heart Initiative.” The Frederick, Colorado Police Department logo appears in the upper-right corner.

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Neighborhood Watch is coming to Bella Rosa! Great neighborhoods are built on strong connections. Come join the Frederick Police Department at our next Neighborhood Watch meeting. Talk with officers, ask questions, share what’s happening in your neighborhood, and learn more about public safety in Frederick. Wednesday, October 21 5:30 pm Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse (5830 Bella Rosa Pkwy) RSVP: ayrs.io/fZwRjg With your RSVP, you can also send us any questions, ideas, or concerns you’d like the Frederick Police Department to talk about. If you’re interested in hosting a Neighborhood Watch meeting, please contact the Frederick Police Department at 720.382.5700. Come meet your officers, connect with your neighbors, and help keep Frederick safe and welcoming for everyone.
Neighborhood Watch Meeting graphic for Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse. A smiling Frederick Police officer stands outdoors near a lake. The Frederick Police Department logo appears at the bottom.

ALT Neighborhood Watch Meeting graphic for Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the Bella Rosa Golf Course Clubhouse. A smiling Frederick Police officer stands outdoors near a lake. The Frederick Police Department logo appears at the bottom.

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