The vision for the City of Northglenn is to become a regional hub of the Denver metropolitan area, and to offer livable neighborhoods, quality homes for all generations, and a wide variety of activities for all ages.
The vision for Northglenn Residents is to enjoy living in an attractive City. To feel safe and secure throughout the community. To experience living in a self-contained community offering convenient amenities that is connected for the 21st Century.
The vision for the Northglenn Community is to engage all citizens in the community, to take pride in Northglenn and to experience a strong intergovernmental linkage: youth to adults to seniors to community.
The vision for Northglenn City Government is to be financially sustainable, and to offer its residents 1st class City services.
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Commander Jim May
In January 2008, the Northglenn Police Department implemented a restructuring of its Patrol Division into the Operations Division, which is divided into four Neighborhood Service Areas (NSAs), a basic building block of community policing in the City of Northglenn.
The goal of the restructuring is to ensure better police services for Northglenn neighborhoods by providing greater flexibility in neighborhood patrols and by aligning the NSAs more closely with the natural neighborhood boundaries of the city. NSA officers provide first response to all emergencies and traffic accidents, they perform preliminary investigations and provide basic patrol services including traffic enforcement and other community response to needs of the citizens.
The Operations Division is under the command of Commander Jim May.
May received his Bachelors of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Metropolitan State College of Denver. May started his law enforcement career with the City of Northglenn in September of 1992. As an officer, he served on the SWAT team, participated as a public information officer, a community relations officer, bicycle officer and a use of force instructor. May was promoted to the rank of sergeant in 2001 and promoted to lieutenant commander in 2005. He has been awarded the Medal of Valor for his actions during a bank robbery attempt, the Life-Saving Medal and two Community Policing Awards. May received the Columbine Ribbon for his involvement with the SWAT team during the Columbine High School shootings in 1999. May also instructs at the Arapahoe Community College Police Academy. He recently graduated from Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command.
Commander May can be reached at 303-450-8967 and his email address is jmay@northglenn.org. | |  | Lt. Commander Ron Osgood
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Lt. Commander Ron Osgood
Lieutenant Commander Ron Osgood works under Commander Jim May in the Operations Division.
He started with the Northglenn Police Department in May of 1992. Osgood was promoted to sergeant in December of 2002 and promoted to lieutenant commander in January of 2008. Along with his duties in the Operations Division, he is also the emergency operations manager.
During his tenure with the Northglenn Police Department, Osgood has also been assigned as a firearms instructor, field training officer and SWAT team member / team leader. He has received the department's Community Policing Award and the Leadership Award in 2002. Osgood graduated from the Arapahoe Community College Sheriff's Academy and prior to that spent four years in the United States Marine Corps.
Commander Osgood can be reached at 303-450-8968 and his e-mail address is rosgood@northglenn.org. | | Neighborhood Service Areas' Shifts & Units
The NSA’s consists of the following shifts and units:
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