Protecting Greeley: Safety Now

Last year, Greeley Fire Department responded to 81% of emergency calls across the city within 5 minutes. Greeley Police Department responded to over 70,000 calls with an average response time for life-threatening emergencies of just 4.4 minutes. The best way to make sure Greeley remains safe is by investing in our police and firefighters to keep our first responders safe by ensuring adequate staffing levels, time and resources for training, and other support equipment important for officer and firefighter safety.

By increasing the existing sales tax and use tax (excluding the city sales tax on food) by 0.25%, or just 25 cents on every $100 you spend, we can protect our firefighters and police from being overworked, understaffed, and lacking time and resources to do important safety training.

About Greeley Fire Department

The Greeley Fire Department is an all-hazards, all-response career fire department protecting the lives and property of the residents, businesses, and visitors of Greeley, Colorado. The Department is comprised of 135 personnel and operates from seven strategically placed fire stations throughout the city and covers a service area of 64.5 square miles. In 2022, the Department responded to over 17,000 calls for service. The women and men of the Greeley Fire Department work tirelessly to achieve and maintain the highest level of professionalism and efficiency on behalf of those they serve. Learn more about the Greeley Fire Department.

About Greeley Police Department

The Greeley Police Department was founded is one of the 10 largest police departments in the Colorado, providing services to over 107,000 citizens. The Department is comprised of over 158 sworn members and 69 non-sworn members who proudly work with Greeley citizens to address public safety and improve traffic safety to protect our community. Learn more about the Greeley Police Department.