Online Reporting

You can now file select police reports online. If you do not feel comfortable filing an online report due to language barrier, limited Internet access, etc. please contact a 911 Operator at (303) 658-4360.

Si no se siente cómodo reportando una denuncia policial en línea por barrera del Idioma, Internet limitado, etc. por favor marque (303) 658-4360 para comunicarse con un operador del 911.

Send an email to express appreciation for commendable acts.

To report an in progress incident, please call non-emergency dispatch at 303-658-4360.

To report a lost or found pet, please submit an online report.

To contact Animal Management, please call 303-658-4326.

To make a report online about barking dogs, animal neglect, and animals at large, please visit ACCESS Westminster.

Report violations for weeds, trash, parking violations, and sidewalk obstruction.

Report non-emergency traffic complaints to the WPD Traffic Unit or through or through ACCESS Westminster. This includes speeding, school zone violations and reckless driving.

Use this online accident reporting form, which can be used during accident alerts, for accidents in parking lots, or for hit-and-run accidents with no suspect. These conditions must be met:

• Damage under $1,000
• No injuries
• Vehicles are drivable
• Parties have insurance
• No suspicion of alcohol/drugs

Graffiti is a national problem that is solved community by community. Do your part to help stop graffiti in your community: See it. Report it. Remove it.

• Report graffiti online
• Call 303-706-3333
• To report graffiti on your own property, please call 303-658-4360 to file a police report

Graffiti is defined as any unauthorized marking on public or private property. Not all graffiti is gang-related, but all graffiti is vandalism. While most people do not think of Westminster as a community afflicted with graffiti, the incidence of this type of vandalism is on the rise nationwide and Westminster is no exception.

A survey of Westminster citizens showed an increase in concern over graffiti vandalism, prompting the Westminster City Council to take action by emphasizing citizen involvement in reporting graffiti so that swift removal can take place, and by adopting one of the toughest graffiti ordinances in the state of Colorado. Our graffiti ordinance makes the commission of graffiti a crime punishable by fine or jail term, and creates proactive measures designed to prevent minors from becoming involved in graffiti vandalism by:

• Taking graffiti writing materials out of the hands of minors by making their possession against the law.
• Prohibiting businesses in Westminster from selling the most popular graffiti writing materials to minors, and requiring these products to be kept under constant surveillance.
• Involving parents should a graffiti conviction occur by making them responsible for restitution and also for attending their child's community service.

A tough property standards law requires property owners to remove or cover graffiti on their property within seven days of being reported or they will face an escalating fine schedule.

Westminster is known throughout the country for its physical beauty, its preservation of open spaces, and its outstanding parks, public art, and landmark structures. The physical attractiveness of Westminster is reflected in one of the City Council's five strategic goals: maintaining a beautiful city. The aggressive response to graffiti vandalism furthers that goal and contributes to the widespread regard Westminster residents have for living in their physically attractive community.

A partnership approach to graffiti is the best approach for dealing with a complex social problem - it involves homeowners, parents, businesses, law enforcement, the courts, and the eyes and ears of its citizens.

Graffiti forms a chain of communication among taggers; when swiftly broken, it is less likely to be continued. The prompt reporting of graffiti results in prompt removal, and reduces the incidence of repeat vandalism - thus the slogan "See it. Report it. Remove it."

Become informed about graffiti - schedule a program for your community group with an expert from the Westminster Police Department on the subject of graffiti. To schedule a program for your community group on how to recognize different types of graffiti, and how to spot behaviors in people (not all graffiti is committed by kids) who might be graffiti vandals, contact the Westminster Police Department at 303-658-4444 or email gdpedigo@westminsterco.gov

Need to get rid of graffiti on your property? The following local businesses are providing a discount on graffiti removal supplies (including paint) to Westminster property owners who have been victimized by graffiti vandalism:

• Home Depot, 7125 W 88th Avenue - discounts available
• Lowe's, 5600 W 88th Avenue - discounts available
• Lowe's, 13650 Orchard Parkway - discounts available
• Sherwin Williams, 7731 Wadsworth Boulevard - discounts available

The store may require a police case number to apply the discount.

In order to receive the discount, property owners must present one of the three following items:

• Notice from City of Westminster Code Enforcement
• City of Westminster police report
• City of Westminster police officer business card with case report number on it

Obtain a copy of a traffic accident report using an online service. There is a charge for using this service. You will need the date of the accident, the department case number and a valid credit card to access your report for a quick and easy download.