Fort Collins Police

It is a great day for regional police motorcycle training. Drive safe, ride safe.

@BlimpyBoyBuck This motorcyclist was also cited for the unreasonable noise from a vehicle. Our officers also enforce noise violations regarding modified mufflers for increased noise, or no mufflers.

@FCPolice Nice! IMO these motorcyclists driving crazy all over the place are the biggest & most dangerous nuisances on the road currently. Wish you'd also enforce noise ordinance laws on their ridiculously loud exhausts, loudest vehicles on the roads too.

Tonight one of our officers stopped a motorcycle for going 86 mph in a 40 mph zone. The motorcyclist was cited for speed 40+ mph over the limit, exhibition of speed, and unreasonable noise from a vehicle. This type of dangerous driving puts everyone at risk. Please follow speed limits and drive safely.

03/14/26 2:30 p.m. UPDATE - Rodger has been located. Thank you to everyone who shared the original post. ORIGINAL POST 03/14/26 12:37 p.m. MISSING ADULT Fort Collins Police are looking for a 66-year-old at risk male named Rodger, 5'9, 180 lbs, with short grey hair. He was last seen at 10:05 a.m. in the area of the 4000 block of Wheaton Drive on foot. Rodger was wearing an orange Broncos hoodie, an orange Broncos shirt, dark pants, and dark shoes. If you have information or locate Rodger, call Fort Collins Police Department at 970-221-6540.

@BrianaFernNews Hello, that area is not in FCPS’s jurisdiction.

@FCPolice Do you have additional information on a crash involving a trash truck on Mulberry at Skylark Drive? @FCPolice thank you in advance

The smoke in the air is from fires in Nebraska, please do not call 911 to solely report this. If you can see active flames or smoke coming from a specific identified area, then please call 911.

High winds are expected to continue. Please do not call 911 for downed trees unless they involve a downed power line or create a life-threatening emergency. Thank you for helping keep 911 lines open for emergencies. For non-emergency please contact 970-419-3273

UPDATE: 03-12-2026 12:50:18 Fort Collins, CO - Fire - Mandatory Evacuations in the area of Terry Lake Rd south to Vine, Hwy 287 to N Overland Trail are lifted. We have received an all clear from Incident Command. You may return to the area and resume normal activity.

03-12-2026 11:55:05 For Accessible Alerts: leta.ahasalerts.com/?id=2417140485… Fort Collins, CO - Fire - Mandatory Evacuations ordered for Terry Lake Road south to Vine Dr - Highway 287 west to North Overland Trail. EVACUATION IS MANDATO manager.everbridge.net/pub/2417140485…

@khan160546 She has been found safe. Thank you.

@FCPolice No name?

The missing runaway that we were looking for has been found safe. Thank you.

Police Make Arrests in Homicide Investigation Full release available here: fortcollins.gov/News-Articles/…

Press Release: Police Investigate Homicide in the 2600 block of Illinois Drive Access the full release at fortcollins.gov/News-Articles/…

03/08/26 1:20 p.m. Fort Collins Police are currently conducting an investigation in the area of the 2600 block of Illinois Dr. Community members may notice an increased police presence while officers work to complete the investigation. At this time, there is no known threat to the public. Please avoid the area if possible to allow officers space to work safely. Updates will be shared as more information becomes available.

03/05/26 8:25 p.m. UPDATE: Police have a suspect in custody, the scene is safe and the shelter in place is lifted. Mason St. is again open. ORIGINAL POST 03/05/26 7:40 p.m. There is a large police presence near Mason St. and Mulberry St. We are asking anyone in the area to shelter in place unless otherwise directed by law enforcement. Please avoid the area. Mason St. is closed between Mulberry St. and Myrtle St. We will provide updates here when available. @fortcollinsgov

Press Release: Targeted Safety Efforts to Improve Rider Experience on Public Transit in Fort Collins Access the full release at fortcollins.gov/News-Articles/…

FCPS is looking for a versatile technology professional to fill an Applications Software position. As part of a dynamic support team, you'll manage a diverse array of systems and applications based on the needs of Fort Collins Police Services. This role involves collaborating with multiple departments—including the City's central IT team and Larimer County agencies—while maintaining strong working relationships with key sponsors and stakeholders, managing projects, cultivating opportunities for innovation, and devising or modifying technology options to solve problems. Learn more and apply by March 9. Visit the Non-Sworn Employment Opportunities tab at FortCollins.gov/PoliceJobs #SafetyandServiceforALL