Town of Windsor Police Department, CO

Town of Windsor Police Department, CO The Windsor Police Department is a dedicated, compassionate family of professionals.

September is National Preparedness Month.Being prepared means knowing how to receive important information when it matte...
09/05/2026

September is National Preparedness Month.

Being prepared means knowing how to receive important information when it matters most. One of the easiest ways to be prepared is to sign up for emergency alerts.

Windsor is unique because our community falls within both Weld and Larimer Counties, which means you can sign up for two alert systems.

NOCO Alert covers Larimer County emergency alerts, and CodeRED covers Weld County emergency alerts.

We encourage Windsor residents to sign up for both systems, regardless of which county you live in. Having access to both alert systems helps ensure you receive critical information about emergencies, severe weather, evacuations, and other important information.

Don’t wait until an emergency happens. Sign up today and stay informed!

TRAFFIC ALERT — Harvest Festival Parade Route Road ClosuresPlease be aware of the following road closures beginning Mond...
09/04/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT — Harvest Festival Parade Route Road Closures

Please be aware of the following road closures beginning Monday, Sept. 7 at 8:00 AM for the Harvest Festival Parade:
Walnut St. will be closed from Hwy 257 to 7th St.
7th St. will be closed from Main St. to Eastman Park Dr.

To detour around these road closures, use Hwy 392 and Hwy 257 as shown on the map.

Please do not reserve space along the parade route until 6:00 AM Monday morning, the day of the parade. When reserving space, please be mindful not to block the sidewalk.

To access Main Park on Monday, take Hwy 257, turn west on Garden Drive, then turn north on 3rd St. towards Locust St./Main Park.

No parking along the parade route begins at 6:00 AM on Sept. 7.

Thank you for helping keep the parade route safe and accessible for everyone!
Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and use the designated detour routes.

The Windsor Police Department has arrested Braden Michael Gilloth (25), of Greeley, Colorado, on 56 felony counts of pos...
09/04/2026

The Windsor Police Department has arrested Braden Michael Gilloth (25), of Greeley, Colorado, on 56 felony counts of possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).

On June 15, 2026, the Windsor Police Department received a cybertip through the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) database identifying a Windsor address associated with the possession or downloading of CSAM.

Following a thorough investigation conducted by Windsor Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID), detectives identified a suspect and determined that, while the cybertip originated at a Windsor address, Gilloth had moved to Greeley prior to the investigation’s start.

A search warrant was executed at Gilloth’s residence, where detectives obtained additional digital evidence supporting charges related to the possession of CSAM.

On August 27, 2026, Gilloth was taken into custody without incident for the following charges:
-56 counts of Sexual Exploitation of a Child—Possession, CRS 18-6-403, a Class 5 Felony.

This arrest is the result of collaboration between the Greeley Police Department, the Weld County District Attorney’s Office, and the Colorado Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

As a member of the ICAC Task Force, the Windsor Police Department is committed to investigating crimes involving the sexual exploitation of children and identifying individuals who possess or distribute CSAM.

All charges are merely an accusation, and defendants are presumed innocent until and unless, proven guilty. No other details will be released at this time.

Learn more about the Windsor Police Department at windsorPD.com.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Please plan ahead for Harvest Festival traffic changes.Beginning Friday night at 7 PM, 5th Street will cl...
09/03/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT: Please plan ahead for Harvest Festival traffic changes.

Beginning Friday night at 7 PM, 5th Street will close and remain closed throughout Saturday, Sept. 5.

In addition, parking on CO 257 is not allowed during the fireworks display on Saturday, Sept. 5.

Please plan ahead and use alternate routes to avoid delays and congestion in these areas. Thank you for your patience, and we hope everyone has a safe and happy Harvest Festival!

Find alternate parking at windsorco.gov/DowntownParking. Text WINDSORROADS to 888777 to receives the latest updates about traffic alerts in Windsor.

Have you seen our new permanent Dismount Zone signs downtown? These zones help create safer, more comfortable spaces for...
08/30/2026

Have you seen our new permanent Dismount Zone signs downtown?

These zones help create safer, more comfortable spaces for everyone, especially in areas with heavy pedestrian traffic.

When you enter a posted Dismount Zone, you are required to get off and walk your wheels through the designated area.

The map included with this post shows the permanent Dismount Zones located Downtown and outside the Community Recreation Center. The Town may also designate temporary Dismount Zones for special events, such as the Farmers Market.

Please watch for the signs, slow down, and walk your wheels through posted Dismount Zones.

For more information on the dismount zone ordinance, visit Windsor Municipal Code 8-9-20.

08/27/2026

Thinking about texting and driving? Think again.

All jokes aside, texting and driving is illegal, and it can have serious consequences.

Back-to-school season means our roads are busier with school buses, pedestrians, bicyclists, and families on the go. That makes staying focused behind the wheel more important than ever.

Help us keep our community safe by putting the phone down and driving distraction-free. 📵

Disclaimer: This video is a social media trend and was staged for educational purposes. No texting while driving occurred during the filming of this video.

This past weekend, members of the Windsor Police Department and the Town of Windsor joined MADD Colorado for Move with M...
08/19/2026

This past weekend, members of the Windsor Police Department and the Town of Windsor joined MADD Colorado for Move with MADD. We are honored to stand alongside MADD Colorado and support their mission to end impaired driving.

In 2025, Weld County ranked 2nd highest in the state of Colorado for fatalities caused by impaired driving. Together, we can help stop impaired driving. Plan ahead. Drive sober.

Today is K9 Xaros's 5th Birthday! 🎉Join us in celebrating another year of his service and tail wags and wish him a very ...
08/18/2026

Today is K9 Xaros's 5th Birthday! 🎉

Join us in celebrating another year of his service and tail wags and wish him a very happy birthday!

Join us this Saturday, August 15, at Windsor Lake to Move with MADD. Come walk with us to honor those impacted by impair...
08/14/2026

Join us this Saturday, August 15, at Windsor Lake to Move with MADD.

Come walk with us to honor those impacted by impaired driving, and help us move toward a future free from impaired driving. We’d love to see you there!

For more information on how to register, visit madd.org/movewithmadd/

Alt text: Flyer promoting the 2026 Move with MADD Colorado Run | Walks. The headline reads “Join the Movement.” A QR code and Move with MADD logo appear at the top. The flyer includes a photo of a “Memory Mile” memorial display along a sidewalk. Text reads, “We walk. We run. We move. For those who no longer can, and alongside those who are learning to walk again. With supporters who share our vision, together we will end impaired driving.” Event information lists: August 8, 2026, Run & Walk at Sloan’s Lake in Denver; August 15, 2026, Walk at Windsor Lake in Windsor; and August 22, 2026, Walk at Memorial Park in Colorado Springs. Contact information is provided at the bottom that says email: [email protected] for any questions.

Last week, we welcomed back our amazing crossing guards for the school year! We’re so grateful for the care, dedication,...
08/13/2026

Last week, we welcomed back our amazing crossing guards for the school year!

We’re so grateful for the care, dedication, and commitment they bring to our community. Thank you for helping our students cross safely!

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