Warm weather means more people are outside walking, running, & enjoying the sun!.👟Slow down & be ready to stop at crosswalks & intersections.👟Look before backing up—especially in residential areas.👟Stay off the phone & watch the road.👟Obey traffic laws to keep everyone safe

It's Friday and National Donut Day 🤯 What a combo!

Traveling this summer?.We are offering residents a new service, complimentary Vacation Home Checks!✅.While you relax, officers conduct periodic checks of the exterior of your home, document inspections, & give a full report when you get back!.Read more:

Stop by Mead Town Hall tomorrow for the Community Shred Event hosted by Mead PD & TBK Bank!📄.Protect your personal information—bring documents that contain addresses, birth dates, financial info, or login details to be securely shredded. ➡Get the details:

All clean and ready for the day! ✨

Looking for information about impounded animals, animal bites, or wildlife concerns? We've got you covered!.Our new Animal Control webpage offers helpful resources, contact information, & guidance for handling a variety of animal-related issues in Mead.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month! 🏍 As you get your bike out this season, remember to check it before you ride. ✅Tires are properly inflated. ✅Chains and cables are intact and lubricated. ✅Lights, horn, and controls are functioning. ✅Helmet is DOT-compliant.

Are you signed up for Weld County's CodeRED alerts?.🔴 CodeRED keeps you informed about immediate threats to health and safety—like severe weather, missing persons, or other critical community emergencies. ➡️ Stay aware and help keep our community safe:

🟧April 21-25 marks National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week🟧.Every spring, this campaign signifies the importance of respecting cone zones so we can protect workers, drivers, and our community. ➡Construction season is upon us. Respect the zone, so we all get home.

Last Monday, Mead PD joined the Cub Scouts for their 2025 Pinewood Derby Race!🚗.Sergeant Salazar with Officers Bustamante and Begano took part in the festivities, enjoying popcorn, cheering on the colorful cars, and helping hand out awards. Thank you Cub Scouts for inviting us!

Have a great Easter weekend, Mead! 🐰

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! 💛.This week, we recognize and thank the dedicated men and women who play an essential role in public safety. We’re especially grateful for the outstanding dispatchers at the Weld County Communications Center (WCCC)! 💪

We’re hopping over to the Eggstravaganza Egg Hunt at Ames Park tomorrow to visit our Bunny friend! Do you think they'll let us join the hunt, too?

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month!.Every year, thousands of crashes are caused by distracted driving. 🚗Put your phone away.🚗Set your GPS and music before you go.🚗Keep your eyes on the road.🚗Follow speed limits and traffic laws.Stay focused & drive safely!

Officer Synn suited up in red for tactical training! Did you recognize him? 🔴👀

It's National Walking Day!.Walking is a simple & effective way to stay healthy. Mead has many trails & parks that are perfect for walks!.🚸Use crosswalks, look before crossing, & be aware of your surroundings! If walking during dark hours, wear reflective clothing for visibility.

New crosswalk signs are up in Mead school zones! 🚸 These, along with our amazing crossing guards, help keep students safe on their way to school. Let's all do our part—slow down, watch for pedestrians, and follow traffic laws in school zones!

Embrace the changing seasons & remember to keep your safety in mind as you venture outside. ☀️Wear sunscreen & protective clothing to avoid sunburn.☀️Drink plenty of fluids.☀️Have extra clothing for when the sun sets & the temps drop.☀️Watch the weather for storms & changes

Mead PD hosted a Badge Pinning Ceremony & Awards dinner!.We swore in Officers Smith & Jackson & welcomed them on as full-time officers. We also recognized Sergeant Salazar, & Officers Synn, Cramblet, Barker, & Rollins for their recent achievements and work within the department!

It's National Poison Prevention Week!.It's better to be safe than sorry. When in doubt call your local poison control center: 1.800.222.1222