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Castle Rock is a safe community, and you can help keep it that way. Castle Rock Police Department (CRPD) utilizes community safety volunteers (CSV) as well as administrative volunteers. Help contribute to the success of the police department and become a volunteer in public service.
We are not accepting applications at this time. To find out more about the program, call 303-663-6138 or email the Police Department.
The mission of the Community Safety Volunteer (CSV) program is to provide an opportunity for residents to partner with the Castle Rock Police Department and support the efforts of sworn and civilian personnel.
The active participation of residents in support of law enforcement activities:
The Community Safety Volunteer program is community policing in its most basic form. It is a structured way for residents to participate in helping provide for the safety and security of their own community.
Volunteers support the major activities of the Police Department, such as patrol, traffic, and community policing, and activities where their unique expertise and/or life experience will be of benefit.
Volunteers attend an in-house training academy consisting of field and classroom instruction and must contribute a minimum of 16 hours of volunteer time each month after graduation.
For more information, view our recruitment brochure (PDF).
The program has three broad goals:
Interested in helping support the department, but don't want to hit the streets? CRPD could use your help in the office.
Support services include:
