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The weather is getting warmer and folks are staying out later, want to remind everyone that a curfew is in place.Severan...
06/01/2026

The weather is getting warmer and folks are staying out later, want to remind everyone that a curfew is in place.

Severance Muni Code, Sec. 10-5-40 Curfew: Anyone under 18 may not loiter or remain in public spaces between 10:00pm and 5:00am Sunday through Thursday. On Fridays and Saturdays, curfew extends from 11:00pm to 5:00am.

Severance Muni Code, Sec. 11-3-10 Parks: Town parks are closed from 10:00pm to 6:00am Monday through Thursday, and 11:00pm to 6:00am Friday through Sunday.

Nothing good happens after dark. Stay safe, get home before curfew, and enjoy the summer responsibly. If you need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out.

MOMENTS THAT MATTEROfficer Hill received an award back in 2012 for a night that he will never forget. Back in 2012, Offi...
05/29/2026

MOMENTS THAT MATTER

Officer Hill received an award back in 2012 for a night that he will never forget. Back in 2012, Officer Hill was on patrol duty when he witnessed something suspicious. He noticed someone hitchhiking and trying to get into a strangers car. Officer Hill took her somewhere safe where she could sleep, eat, and be safe until her family could come pick her up. This person had "significant mental health issues" as described by their family and they also said, "Officer Hill may very well have saved her life that night."

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, please know that the officers here in Severance are here for you!

DISCLAIMER: These stories are memories from the officer's experience and are not a direct reflection of events that happened in the Town of Severance.

Had a blast at Touch a Truck last week! 🚔🚓
05/26/2026

Had a blast at Touch a Truck last week! 🚔🚓

MOMENTS THAT MATTEROfficer Martinez shared a story with us about the moment he knew he was supposed to be a police offic...
05/21/2026

MOMENTS THAT MATTER

Officer Martinez shared a story with us about the moment he knew he was supposed to be a police officer, "One winter night around Christmas I was driving and saw someone parked in their car by a park. I went to go check on this person and while talking to him I kept hearing what I thought at the time, was ghost voices saying "mister help us" but I continued looking around and couldn't see anyone. I took one last look by the park and saw two toddlers, not dressed for the wintery night, and they look like they had been outside for a long time. I was able to return them to their grandparents home, which they escaped in the middle of the night by standing on a chair and unlocking the door.

This night made me believe that everything happens for a reason, and if I wasn't a police officer and if I didn’t see that vehicle parked at the park, I wouldn't have been able to help these children find their way back home."

DISCLAIMER: These stories are memories from the officer's experience and are not a direct reflection of events that happened in the Town of Severance.

Medical Emergency: Residents may have noticed a medical helicopter in the Hunter’s Crossing neighborhood today.The helic...
05/17/2026

Medical Emergency: Residents may have noticed a medical helicopter in the Hunter’s Crossing neighborhood today.

The helicopter was dispatched to assist with a medical emergency in the area.

We appreciate the cooperation and understanding of residents during emergency response activities.

Thank you for celebrating National Police Week with us. Today, Peace Officer Memorial Day, we think about those who gave...
05/15/2026

Thank you for celebrating National Police Week with us. Today, Peace Officer Memorial Day, we think about those who gave their lives protecting their communities.

05/15/2026

Who would turn down a cold treat on such a warm day? ☀️👮

Soliciting in SeveranceSolicitors MUST have a Town-issued permit/badge to conduct door-to-door sales. Even if a solicito...
05/15/2026

Soliciting in Severance

Solicitors MUST have a Town-issued permit/badge to conduct door-to-door sales. Even if a solicitor has a Town-issued permit/badge, they cannot make contact with your residence if you have a “No Trespassing” or “No Soliciting” sign posted.

If someone is soliciting at your residence without a Town-issued permit/badge, OR you have a “No Trespassing/No Soliciting” sign displayed, please call 970-350-9600 to report it to the police.

For more information on soliciting in Severance, or to view the current approved solicitors list, please visit our website at https://www.townofseverance.org/250/Solicitors-Canvassers-Door-to-Door-Sales

MOMENTS THAT MATTER When we asked Officer Kline what he loves most about his job, he said the camaraderie. As police off...
05/14/2026

MOMENTS THAT MATTER

When we asked Officer Kline what he loves most about his job, he said the camaraderie. As police officers, you can go through some high stress events and it’s always nice to have fellow officers that share the same goals which is keeping the public safe.

It’s National Police Week and we want to say thank you to all the officers who put their life on the line everyday to keep our communities safe!

DISCLAIMER: These stories are memories from the officer’s experience and are not a direct reflection of events that happened in the Town of Severance.

Moments That MatterThe Severance Police Department is made up of officers from many different backgrounds, each with the...
05/08/2026

Moments That Matter
The Severance Police Department is made up of officers from many different backgrounds, each with their own story. In our new segment, Moments That Matter, officers will share memorable moments on the job that reminded them why they love serving the community.

Sgt. Arvisais: "Back in 2018 I responded to a house because a woman was scared of her significant other. When I showed up to meet with her, she looked like she had been very abused. I spent hours with the woman, listening to her stories, making her feel heard, and trying to make her feel safe. To spare you the details, the boyfriend was sentenced to 20 years. The woman moved back to her hometown and took her life back. I think about this often and how my work as law enforcement helped this woman live out a better life."

DISCLAIMER: These stories are memories from the officer's experience and are not a direct reflection of events that happened in the Town of Severance.

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