Firestone Police Department

05/27/2026

At approximately 1:00 p.m. today, we responded to a serious three-vehicle crash with injuries at the intersection of Firestone Blvd and East I-25 Frontage Road.

The crash involved three vehicles, including a semi-truck. Preliminary investigation indicates the semi-truck was traveling northbound on the Frontage Road when a southbound pickup truck turned in front of it. The semi-truck struck the pickup broadside, then swerved to the right and collided with a third vehicle that was turning north onto the Frontage Road from Firestone Blvd.

Six individuals were transported to area hospitals, several with serious injuries.

The intersection was closed for several hours while first responders assisted the injured and officers conducted the on-scene investigation. The roadway has since been fully reopened to traffic.

This crash remains under active investigation. We are asking anyone who witnessed the collision or may have dash camera footage of the incident to please contact 720-652-4222 and ask to speak with a Firestone police officer.

This is an important reminder to use caution at intersections, carefully assess approaching traffic, and avoid rushing turns. Taking an extra moment to ensure the roadway is clear can help prevent serious crashes.

We appreciate the patience of our community during the road closure and thank all assisting first responders for their swift response. Our thoughts are with those injured and their families.

05/23/2026

Before school let out, our officers had the opportunity to participate in the final Unified Sports soccer game at Centennial Elementary School. Throughout the spring, officers attended practices, cheered on the team, and built meaningful relationships with the students. ⚽💙

Programs like Unified Sports create incredible opportunities to build confidence, encourage inclusion, and foster positive connections between youth and law enforcement. While our officers are there to support the students, we know they walk away from the experience having gained just as much.

We heard many “thank yous” from the school, families, and participants — but we want to extend our gratitude in return. Thank you for welcoming us and allowing our officers to be part of such a special program. It was an honor to celebrate these students, their teamwork, and their accomplishments throughout the season.

We’re grateful for every opportunity to strengthen relationships, connect with our community, and support our Firestone kids who make it so special.

05/22/2026

All Town of Firestone offices, including our administrative offices, will be closed on Monday for Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26th, with regular business hours.

We will have officers on duty 24/7. In an emergency, dial 9-1-1. For non-emergencies or to speak with an officer, please call 720-652-4222.

05/15/2026

Please Share ‼ We are actively working with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation on this.

Endangered Missing Person Alert Activation
Alicia Delmira Reed, described as a 36-year-old White female with brown hair, hazel eyes, 5'03"/120 lbs, was last seen in the area of Berwick Avenue and 2nd Street in Firestone, Colorado on April 28th, 2026.

Alicia Reed has a tattoo above her right eyebrow that says "Hearted" in script writing. Alicia has a tattoo of a star with a ribbon around it on the right side of her neck. She has other tattoos on her chest, right wrist, left hand, fingers, abdomen, and left arm.

Law enforcement is concerned for her safety. If seen, please call Firestone Police Department at 303-833-0811.

Deactivation Alicia Reed has been safely located. Thank you for your assistance.

Endangerd Missing Person Alert Activation:

5/27/2026 UPDATED INFORMATION:

Alicia Reed (36 year-old white female) was possibly last seen in the area of Sterling, Colorado around May 4th, 2026. Alicia has a tattoo above her right eyebrow that says “Hearted” in script writing. Alicia has a tattoo of a star with a ribbon around it on the right side of her neck. She has other tattoo’s on her chest, right wrist, left hand, fingers, abdomen, and left arm. Alicia’s family and law enforcement still have concerns for her safety. Please call 911 or the Firestone PD with any information on Alicia’s location.

05/15/2026

Today is National Peace Officers Memorial Day. 💙

Established in 1962 by President John F. Kennedy and Congress, this day—and the week it falls within, known as National Police Week—honors the law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty while protecting others.

Here in Firestone, we pause to remember two individuals who made that ultimate sacrifice.

Officer Richard E. Hart, age 34, passed away on October 18, 1982, from injuries sustained while attempting to contact a driver leaving the scene of an accident.

We also honor Acting Town Marshal Eustache Re, age 25, who was killed on January 18, 1919, after responding to a disturbance and attempting to remove an intoxicated individual from a dance hall.

Though separated by decades, both men served this community with courage and dedication.

Today—and every day—we remember their sacrifice.

🔗 Read their full stories and find local law enforcement memorial locations:
https://www.firestoneco.gov/581/Officer-Memorials

05/14/2026

“Dude, never have I ever.”

Over the weekend, our officers had an encounter with an angry resident that we feel is important to share with the community.

It stood about 16 inches tall, had brown hair, really large teeth, and weighed approximately 35–45 pounds. Using our critical incident training, officers attempted to guide it out of the intersection and to a safer location using calm reasoning… but it wasn’t budging.

In the end, officers were finally able to convince it to move along with the assistance of a traffic cone. 🦫🚓

All jokes aside, we’re always happy to help — whether it’s a serious emergency, a community concern, or an unexpectedly stubborn wildlife encounter. We’ll be here when you need us.

05/08/2026

🚲⚡ E-Bikes & E-Motorcycles in Firestone

We’ve received a lot of questions recently about what’s allowed on streets, trails, and in parks, especially as higher-powered e-bikes and e-motorcycles become more common in our community.

🏍️ While some of these look like bikes, they are classified as motor vehicles or motorcycles under Colorado law and may require registration, insurance, and a valid license.

📖 Colorado Law Reminder: e-bikes follow many of the same rules as traditional bicycles and must obey traffic laws and posted trail/park restrictions.

🚦 Please ride responsibly, follow traffic laws, and obey posted trail and park rules to help keep everyone safe.

💬 We encourage you to visit our website to learn more: https://www.firestoneco.gov/1885/E-Bikes-E-Motorcycles

05/07/2026

Please be aware of upcoming changes to the intersections of CR 19 & CR 20 and CR 19 & CR 24. Please slow down, stay alert, and watch for new signage as you travel through these areas 🛑

Click the post to read all of the details ⤵

Beginning Friday, May 8, the intersections at CR 19 & CR 20 and CR 19 & CR 24 will transition to 4-way stops to improve safety for all road users. 🛑

To help alert drivers to this change:
🫨 Rumble strips will be installed on CR 19 approaching both intersections
🚩 New stop signs, flags, and advanced warning signage will be added
🚨As the community adjusts, increased police enforcement will be in place to support safe driving behaviors.

What to expect:
✔️ New traffic patterns at both intersections
✔️ Drivers stopping in all directions
✔️ Possible short delays as traffic adapts

Please slow down, stay alert, and watch for new signage when traveling through the area.

05/04/2026

Think we will get this much-needed moisture?! The rumors seem to be true! 🌨🌧 Please be aware of the changing weather, plan ahead, and stay tuned to Carbon Valley Emergency Management Agency for any major updates!

A spring storm will move through the Carbon Valley and plains late tonight through Wednesday. We are super excited about the much-needed moisture! And, we want you to know what to expect and the potential impacts.

What to expect:
• Rain Tuesday, changing to heavy, wet snow Tuesday evening
• I-25 corridor: several inches possible
• Plains (including Weld County): 2–6” possible
• Heaviest impacts late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning commute
• Cold Thursday morning, with temperatures possibly below 25° in some areas

Impacts:
• Slower travel Tuesday night and Wednesday morning
• Heavy snow may bring down tree limbs and overhead power lines. Localized power outages possible

What we’re watching:
Timing of colder air Tuesday evening will determine how much sticks on roads.

Plan ahead, take it slow in the morning, and stay tuned for updates.

05/01/2026

🚨 We're back with ANOTHER Scam Alert! 🚨The message below is an example of a SCAM text claiming you owe money to a court. Thanks to Colorado State Patrol for sharing this important information with us.

❗ Do NOT click any links, scan the QR codes, or send any money.
❎ Courts will not contact you by text message demanding payment.

If you receive a message like this and aren’t sure if it’s real:
📞 Look up the court’s official phone number online
🕘 Call them directly during normal business hours to verify

When in doubt, don’t trust the text — verify it.

Please help spread the word and protect others by sharing this post.

**SCAM ALERT** If you have received the following photo or one similar, this is a scam, and not an official document. Do not scan the QR code or give away any personal/payment information.