District 3 Police Station | Denver Police Department

Police District 3

Location 1625 S. University Blvd Denver, Colorado 80210	Contact Email: 3.Dist@Denvergov.org Phone: 720-913-1300 Fax: 720-913-1199

Location

1625 S. University Blvd
Denver, Colorado
80210

Contact

Email: 3.Dist@Denvergov.org
Phone: 720-913-1300
Fax: 720-913-1199

District Commander Joseph Montoya

As the Commander of District Three, I commit to directing police resources toward building and maintaining safe and healthy neighborhoods. I bring twenty-eight years of diversified police experience to the district and will tap into the wealth of police and community experience in the District to develop and execute the best strategies for serving this community. We will achieve this through positive, honest communication, dedication and teamwork.

Neighborhood Resources

Neighborhood Watch

To learn more about how to start a neighborhood watch program, visit our neighborhood crime prevention page.

Neighborhood Resource Officers

The Denver Community Resource Officer Program provides community assistance on issues such as neighbor disputes, public nuisances, zoning issues, fraud and crime prevention, and other neighborhood concerns. Community Resource Officers (CROs) attend regular meetings with neighborhood organizations to provide training on issues pertaining to, but not limited to the Neighborhood Watch program, commmercial and home security, gang awareness, crime prevention, and more.

Contact Information

Technician Anthony Burkhardt
Voice Mail: 720-913-1231
Cell Phone: 720-641-1164
Handles the northern area of District Three bordered by Cherry Creek on the south, Colfax Ave. on the north, approximately Yosemite on the east and Downing St. on the west.

Technician Cari Jimenez
Voice Mail: 720-913-1175
Pager: 720-641-1704
Handles the southern area of District Three bordered by City Limits on the south, Cherry Creek on the north and extending to the east and west boundaries of District Three which are Havana St. and Downing St.

Public Nuisances

Is your peace of mind being challenged or disrupted by criminal activity in your neighborhood? Learn more about what you can do about public nuisances such as:

drug violations
gambling
sex offenses
weapon offenses
gang activity
noise offenses
disturbing the peace

Registered Neighborhood Organizations

Find a list of neighborhood organizations on a map in your area!

Safety and Prevention

Have good locks on doors, screen doors, windows and window screens
Keep one of the pair locked at all times
NEVER under any circumstances let anyone know you are alone in the house
At night or if away, lower window shades, keep lights on in at least 2 locations
Going on vacation? Call your District Police Station and notify them
Suspend paper and mail deliveries when going out of town
Always lock your vehicle, even if it is in front of your home
Keep your house key and vehicle key separate
Always keep a copy of your vehicle registration, license number and VIN on you
Do not warm up your vehicle in the morning without you being in it
If you must leave valuables in your vehicle, place in the trunk or cover them
Approach your parked vehicle from the passenger side - this gives you the opportunity to observe under your vehicle while walking
Before entering your vehicle, look inside of your vehicle front and back area for suspicious circumstances