Please find links to request a copy of a police report, request traffic enforcement, submit feedback regarding LPD or employee(s), report a minor Crash, or report an abandoned vehicle on public property under the menu heading "Online Services.

The Loveland Police Department is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life within our community, in part by providing our residents with information about scams, frauds, crime, and safety. Most topics include links to State, Federal, and Local sites which contain resources and current best practices.

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To report a crime, please contact the police department by phone 970-667-2151 and choose the option for Dispatch to be connected to an officer. The links below can be used to: request traffic enforcement at a specific location; report an abandoned vehicle on public property; report a minor Crash (required criteria listed below)

If you have questions about obtaining police records, please contact the Records Department at 970-962-2267. How Do I Request Police Records? To request a copy of a police report or other police department records, you need to complete the Records Request form .

The Loveland Police Department is committed to serving all members of the community with justice, kindness, and humility. The values of the department are service, transparency, accountability, integrity, respect, and excellence.

The Loveland Police Department Victim Services Unit exists to provide unbiased crisis intervention, need assessments, advocacy, and practical support to victims, witnesses, and their families after a crime or traumatic event.

Community members who are interested in getting a closer look at the Loveland Police Department in action can schedule a ride-along with a police officer. The rider must be at least 14 years of age (age restrictions are subject to the on-duty supervisor's discretion).

The Loveland Emergency Communications Center (LECC) is a 24-hour, 365 day/year operation, serving as the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) answering all 911 calls over 260 square miles of southern Larimer County, as well as non-emergent calls to Loveland Police Department.

Adding and updating police technology for officers including updated taser technology and the implementation of body worn cameras, Expanding the department’s Mental Health Co-Responder Program and Crisis Intervention Team (CIT), and the School Resource Officer Program,