District Stations
The Patrol Districts protect life and property through crime prevention and community engagement. The six patrol districts throughout the City are staffed by uniformed police officers, as well as specialized officers and detectives.
Each district offers assistance specific to their area to address the needs of our residents, contact a Community Resource Officer or Outreach Case Coordinator(PDF, 2MB) for more information.
Not sure which police district station to contact? Use our interactive map!
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Cop Shops
Denver Cop Shops are storefronts that place officers in readily accessible commercial areas to aid citizens in preventing crime and accessing police services. The purpose of Denver's cop shops is to provide a convenient place for citizens and local businesses to be able to file police reports such as non-injury auto accidents, thefts, drug activity, graffiti, and gang activity. We also furnish assistance to the public with other matters such as zoning issues, neighborhood cleanup, crime prevention, and traffic problems.
Cop Shops are operated by volunteers who work with the Denver Police Department to assist with citizen complaints, accident reports, and various other activities that would normally require a trip to the district station.
Find out how to become a volunteer at a local Cop Shop.