7887 E. 60th Ave.  
Commerce City, CO 80022  
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Commerce City  
Meeting Agenda - Final  
Citizens Public Safety Advisory Board  
Thursday, July 23, 2026  
4:00 PM  
Room 2413 -  
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1.  
2.  
3.  
4.  
Call To Order/Roll Call  
Approval of Minutes  
Public Comment  
New Business  
Chief/ Department Updates  
- Department highlights and recent activities  
- Community safety initiatives  
- Upcoming events and priorities  
Crime Prevention Unit Updates  
- Current crime prevention programs  
- Community outreach efforts  
- Recent trends and prevention strategies  
National Night Out - CPSAB  
- Partner and volunteer coordination  
- Community engagement  
Telemundo Colorado  
- Interested in interviewing a CPSAB member to discuss safety policies the city is implementing or any  
collaboration the CPSAB has with PD to ensure the safety of Commerce City residents.  
eBikes and Reducing Risk  
- Education and enforcement efforts  
- Community awareness and injury prevention strategies  
5.  
Old Business  
The board requested an RTCC technician to attend the next meeting to share their experience since going live.  
6.  
Reports  
Department leadership provided updates on recent public safety initiatives, major case activity, and community  
engagement efforts. Recent crime trends and significant investigations, including a shooting incident, were  
discussed, while the successful Memorial Day Parade and National Police Week events highlighted the  
department's ongoing community presence.  
Operational achievements included the certification of two new K9 drug detection teams, the successful completion  
of the FTO program by four recruits, and recognition of the RTCC and Chaplain group for their valuable  
contributions to investigations, officer wellness, resilience training, and support services.  
Community outreach efforts continue to have a positive impact. The Cops for Inclusion event served 53 families  
with assistance from volunteers form the Arc of Adams County, and $1,170 raised through the Benevolent Badge  
Program was donated to support the organization. The Badge & Honors Ceremony was also reported as a  
successful event.  
Leadership provided updates on future planning and funding opportunities, including potential federal support for the  
RTCC program and continued progress on the department's new facility project, which remains on schedule. Staff  
also discussed the upcoming Trespass Initiative in partnership with local businesses and provided an update on  
e-bike related concerns.  
Additional city updates included a Fire Mitigation Project at Sand Creek, where approximately $300,000 in Natural  
Disaster Mitigation grant funding was used to remove hazardous dead trees. The city is also pursuing new  
emergency management software to improve mobility and operational efficiency while continuing to strengthen  
auxiliary communication capabilities.  
7.  
8.  
Future Agenda Topics  
Adjourn  
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