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Northglenn policing advisory board outlines outreach plans and says it will review drone and 'flock' camera policies
Summary
The Community Co-Production Policing Advisory Board presented outreach initiatives on Nov. 24, including blue-envelope communications, youth-oriented police trading cards, multilingual emergency magnets and community events, and said it plans to review city policies on drones and 'flock' cameras in 2026.
The Community Co-Production Policing (CCPP) Advisory Board presented to the Northglenn City Council on Nov. 24, 2025, highlighting several community outreach initiatives and saying the board plans policy reviews in 2026.
Board representatives described current and planned materials and events intended to strengthen police-community communications, including a "blue envelope" communications tool, youth-oriented police trading cards, and multilingual emergency magnets. They said outreach has included Safe Street Halloween and ward meetings and that planned 2026 work includes reviewing policies on drones and so-called "flock" cameras and expanding CCPP events.
Council received the presentation; the transcript does not record a formal council vote on the presentation. The Board framed these items as outreach and policy-review priorities rather than immediate regulatory proposals. No individual presenter names or direct quotations are provided in the transcript.
