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The Erie Police Department serves 28,308 residents of Erie, Colorado with a patrol responsibility of 48 miles.
Commands and Divisions
The Police Chief oversees 46 state-certified officers, 9.5 non-certified staff, and all sections of the police department. The Deputy Chief provides oversight for Operations and Administration. Two Commanders are responsible for Patrol and Support Services. Additionally, 21 volunteers support Police Operations.
Strategic
The Police Department's Strategic Plan guides activities, focuses efforts, and directs budget decisions.
Mission, Vision, Values
The mission of the Erie Police Department is: Serving and protecting our community with honor.
The vision of the Erie Police Department is: To be highly trained police professionals committed to our community.
The values of the Erie Police Department are:
- Integrity
- Impartiality
- Compassion
- Courage
- Excellence
- Dedication
- Accountability
Tours
Tours are available by request, Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., by calling 303-926-2800.
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Let's Talk K9s: Community Safety Tools - hosted by EPD
Join members of the Erie Police Department for a listening session designed to collect sentiment from the Erie community about the police department's potential use of an enhanced Community Safety Tool (K9 Unit). Read on... -
Nightly Safety Check at 9 p.m.
Safety checklists, and creative ways to create a routine are posted... Read on... -
988 Lifeline
No matter where you live, easily access 24/7 emotional support... Read on... -
Prime Time for Prime Day Scams
While you might use Prime Day for awesome deals, cybercriminals use Prime Day for awful scams.... Read on... -
Behavior is Suspicious - not Persons
Erie family, we depend on you to tell us when you observe something unusual unfolding before your eyes. As always, call us immediately about all suspicious activity Read on... -
Keep Your Loved Ones Safe with Smart911 App
What if you could provide life-saving information to responders? Read on... -
Join Us: Tues., Aug. 2: National Night Out
National Night Out is an annual community celebration and effort to reduce crime... Read on... -
Exit Plan: Fireworks Show
The EPD mapped out the optimal exit routes from the Fireworks Show... Read on... -
Leave it to the Pros: Fireworks
Help keep our community safe and attend the Erie Parks & Recreation rooftop fireworks show... Read on... -
Pack Your Patience: Fireworks Show
If the Erie Fireworks Show is your destination on July 3, it pays to be prepared... Read on... -
Emergency Alerts
ALL residents in Erie should register for emergency alerts through the... Read on... -
Runner Seriously Injured in Hit and Run
Crash Investigation Ongoing... Read on... -
Your Golf Car: Our Mission to Serve and Protect
The Erie Police Department has noted an uptick in questions, concerns, and confusion as 'other vehicles’ have... Read on... -
Operation Chill
Police Issue Slurpees for Good Behavior... Read on... -
Let's Talk 'Community Safety Tools'
Join members of the Erie Police Department for a listening session designed to collect sentiment from the Erie community about the police department's use of enhanced Community Safety Tools. Read on... -
Shared Parks Quality of Life
The Erie Police Department has been made aware of a significant increase in what is considered less than respectful park usage... Read on... -
Buckle Up
Every time you get in a car the EPD asks you to make bucking up a habit! Read on... -
School's Out!
Curfew Reminders for Erie Youth... Read on... -
Recognize this Person?
The Erie Police Department is attempting to locate an individual... Read on... -
Flood Risk?
To assess if your property is located in or near an area that has a high flood risk... Read on... -
Community Academy Success
The Community Academy was a success. But don't take it from us... Read on... -
Peace Officers Memorial Day
Since the first recorded police death in 1786, Read on... -
Congrats to the Class of 2022
To all our local graduates, we’re proud of your accomplishments! Read on... -
Share the Road. Be Alert.
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month... Read on... -
EPD Detective Featured on #GovPossible
Detective Shannon Crow was selected to be featured in the People of Public Service’s... Read on... -
Commander Haefele Honored by Rotary
Last weekend, at their annual gala, Commander Mike Haefele was honored as a 2022 Community Star... Read on... -
Now Hiring!
The Town of Erie will pay the cost of the academy for each cadet selected and pay an hourly rate... Read on... -
Is your kiddo ready to ride?
Only a few spots remain for the Bike Rodeo, hosted by the Erie Police Department... Read on... -
Respect for Law Enforcement Contest
The contest is open to elementary school-age children (K-8) who attend Erie elementary schools. Entry forms are available... Read on... -
Ever Wondered Where Crime Occurs in Erie?
The Erie Police Department is pleased to present an interactive map to help visualize criminal activity... Read on... -
EPD Places 50 Door Hangers a Month
Help Close the Door on Crime... Read on... -
Distraction Reaction
Campaign Aims to Prevent 42 Crashes Each Day... Read on... -
FBI Warns of Scams
Scammers impersonate law enforcement or government officials in attempts to extort money or steal personally identifiable information Read on... -
EPD Gifted Virtual Training Simulator
Ti Training donated a $50,000 training simulator to the Erie Police... Read on... -
Hot Off the Press! EPD Annual Report
In this edition, Chief Stewart celebrates accomplishments, captures crime statistics, and Read on... -
Emergency Go-Bags During COVID-19
Erie Police Recommends Extra Kits Read on... -
Escape Planning and Practice - Home Fire Safety
There are many ways to get your family involved in creating an escape plan... Read on... -
Household Chemicals
Chemicals you use in your home can be dangerous to your health and the environment. To keep your family safe, follow these safety tips when you use, store, or throw them out. Read on...
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Physical Address
1000 Telleen Avenue
Erie, CO 80516
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 510
Erie, CO 80516
Phone: 303-441-4444Fax: 303-926-2805Emergency: 911
Police Department
303-926-2800
(M-F, 8-5 p.m.)
Municipal Court
303-926-2851
Evidence
303-926-2848
email(Pickup by Appointment Only)