Jenna Kelly

DPM is fortunate to have space on the first floor of Denver Police Headquarters. This space allows the Museum to collect many historical items including police equipment, badges, and photographs. […]

This year, members of the Denver Police Museum Board were honored to attend the Calgary Police Service’s 30th anniversary celebration of their Discovery Centre, which also included the unveiling of

Police Week 2026 was an outstanding success, marked by several meaningful recognition events across the department. This year’s observance included recognition of the dedicated employees of the Denver Police Garage,

On May 9, the Denver Police Museum held wreath‑laying ceremonies at five major cemeteries where Denver Police Officers are laid to rest. Museum volunteers, Denver Police command staff, families of

In recognition of the Denver Police Department’s 160th anniversary in 2019, the video below was produced to showcase the department’s rich history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCWxk_5wLkY

FOX31 News recently aired a feature on the history of the Denver Police Department. You can watch the segment below.

As we begin a historic year celebrating America’s 250th anniversary and Colorado’s 150th year of statehood, our Museum is reflecting on the service and sacrifice of the officers who have

Fifty years after Detective DeBruno’s End of Watch, a new memorial sign now stands at the site where he was mortally wounded. 9News reporter Kevin Vaughan covered the ceremony and

Denver Police Department’s first female officer, Marsha Kiddoo, was remembered by family, friends, and coworkers for the impact she had. The 9News segment can be viewed at the link below.