Brighton Police Reserve Unit

Brighton Police Reserve Unit This is the official page for the Brighton Colorado Police Reserve Unit. Brighton Colorado was established in July 1887.

For more information about the Reserve Unit you can contact Rsv Lt Dave Martine at 303-655-2300. During the first Brighton town board meeting they appointed a marshal to keep the town safe. Over the next century the town grew into a city. In 1968 the police department added the reserve unit to supplement the twelve full-time officers. Reserve officers are regular police officers who volunteer thei

r time. Now the Brighton Police Department has sixty-three full-time officers and an allotted strength of twelve reserve officers.

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3401 E Bromley Lane
Brighton, CO
80601

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For more information about the Reserve Unit you can contact Rsv Lt Dave Martine at 303-655-2300.

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(303) 655-2300

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Brighton Colorado was established in July 1887. During the first Brighton town board meeting they appointed a marshal to keep the town safe. Over the next century the town grew into a city.

In 1968 the Brighton Police Department added the Reserve Unit to supplement the twelve full-time officers. Reserve officers are regular police officers who volunteer their time. They have families and full-time jobs outside of the police department. They participate in the same training and have the same requirements as full-time officers.

Now the Brighton Police Department has sixty-three full-time officers and an allotted strength of twenty reserve officers.