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Participate in the community listening tour to share your experiences and perceptions of the Broomfield Police, as well as your ideas for police engagement in Broomfield! The Broomfield Police Department (BPD) is excited to hear directly from the community. Learn how you can participate in these community listening sessions by reading below.
Project Overview
This listening tour is an opportunity for you to connect with BPD and give honest feedback. Your participation will help the BPD understand what the department is doing well, what they can improve and how community members want to engage with the police. Throughout 2024, the BPD will be listening to community members through community listening sessions, focus groups and online surveys.
Up Next: Community Listening Sessions
Participate in a community listening session to share your experiences interacting with the police, potential concerns and how you think police engagement in Broomfield can be improved. At the community listening sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in group activities and discuss topics in small groups facilitated by Broomfield police officers. The BPD is excited to listen to the community and hear firsthand experiences, concerns and ideas.
Community listening sessions will be held at the following dates and locations. Registration is required:
June 12 from 4-6 p.m. at the Broomfield Community Center. Prize drawing and light dinner will be provided. Register now!
July 10 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Broomfield Community Center. Prize drawing and light dinner will be provided. Registration coming soon.
Public Engagement
There are multiple opportunities for you to share your experiences and feedback with the Broomfield Police. These include an online pulse survey, participating in a community listening session and participating in a focus group. The BPD will compile and analyze stories and experiences shared by the community to determine the department’s strengths and identify ways to improve engagement with the community. All feedback will be compiled, analyzed and shared with the BPD, City Council and the community.
Participate in the community listening tour to share your experiences and perceptions of the Broomfield Police, as well as your ideas for police engagement in Broomfield! The Broomfield Police Department (BPD) is excited to hear directly from the community. Learn how you can participate in these community listening sessions by reading below.
Project Overview
This listening tour is an opportunity for you to connect with BPD and give honest feedback. Your participation will help the BPD understand what the department is doing well, what they can improve and how community members want to engage with the police. Throughout 2024, the BPD will be listening to community members through community listening sessions, focus groups and online surveys.
Up Next: Community Listening Sessions
Participate in a community listening session to share your experiences interacting with the police, potential concerns and how you think police engagement in Broomfield can be improved. At the community listening sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in group activities and discuss topics in small groups facilitated by Broomfield police officers. The BPD is excited to listen to the community and hear firsthand experiences, concerns and ideas.
Community listening sessions will be held at the following dates and locations. Registration is required:
June 12 from 4-6 p.m. at the Broomfield Community Center. Prize drawing and light dinner will be provided. Register now!
July 10 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Broomfield Community Center. Prize drawing and light dinner will be provided. Registration coming soon.
Public Engagement
There are multiple opportunities for you to share your experiences and feedback with the Broomfield Police. These include an online pulse survey, participating in a community listening session and participating in a focus group. The BPD will compile and analyze stories and experiences shared by the community to determine the department’s strengths and identify ways to improve engagement with the community. All feedback will be compiled, analyzed and shared with the BPD, City Council and the community.
Take the survey below to share more about your experience, impressions and interactions with the Broomfield Police Department. The Broomfield Police Department (BPD) is conducting an ongoing engagement effort to listen to the community about interactions and experiences with the BPD, understand concerns and reservations with the department and explore ideas for improving services and programs moving forward.
Survey responses will help inform a more in-depth community listening tour in summer 2024. Ultimately, the Broomfield Police Department will use feedback from the survey and in-person listening sessions to learn how the community would like to engage with the department, which in turn, will be used to direct future engagement efforts, programs and services. For more information, visit BroomfieldVoice.com/PDListens.
The deadline for completing this survey is March 15, 2024.
NOTE: To file a complaint visit Broomfield.org/PoliceFeedback or call the non-emergency number, 303-438-6400, and ask to be transferred to the Standards Sergeant.
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Page last updated: 07 May 2024, 06:32 PM
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Broomfield Police Department Engagement 2023-2024
Chief of Police, Enea Hempelmann, invites the Broomfield Community to participate in the Broomfield Police Department's ongoing engagement efforts.
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An opportunity for City and County of Broomfield (CCOB staff) to share their thoughts and ideas about the Broomfield Police Department (BPD), as well as an opportunity for practice and preparation for community feedback.
Debrief of CCOB Staff Listening Sessions
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BPD staff will be evaluating the CCOB staff listening session feedback and using what is learned to guide the process moving into the community sessions.
Planning and Preparation for BPD Listening Tour
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Gearing up to take the listening tour to the Broomfield community! Public survey is live to gather feedback and help guide topics and conversations at the community listening sessions in summer 2024.
BPD Listening Tour
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The listening tour will help the Broomfield Police Department learn how the community wants to engage with the department, what impressions are of the BPD, ideas for improvement and existing concerns.
Data Compilation
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The data from the listening tour will be compiled into a report for BPD and CCOB leadership to see what information was received from the listening sessions.
Final Report
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The final outcomes of the listening tour will be gathered and shared with the Broomfield Police Department and the Broomfield community. This feedback will guide BPD actions moving forward.
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Employees sit around a table while a police officer in uniform takes notes
A group of six people sitting around a table in discussion while one takes notes
Facilitator writes group feedback on a whiteboard
Police and CCOB Employees During a World Cafe Listening Session
CCOB employees sit at tables and converse in small groups
Employees sit relaxed around a table as a plain clothes office takes notes
Facilitator in a police uniform points to a poster with sticky notes during a cardstorming session
Photo from the back of the room looks at two lines of CCOB staff seated during a cardstorming session
Facilitator addresses participants during a cardstorming listening session
Facilitators During a CardStorming Listening Session