The Dillon Keystone Police Department does not provide fingerprinting services to the public.

Arrangements for fingerprinting in Summit County must be made with Idemia/IdentoGO here:

https://www.identogo.com/

Idemia/IdentoGO customer service - 844-321-2124

VIN Inspections are available by appointment only. Please call non-emergency dispatch at 970-668-8600 and ask to speak with a Dillon Keystone Officer.

VIN inspections are free for residents of the town of Dillon and the town of Keystone. 

Fee is $10.00 for non-residents: Summit Cove and Dillon Valley are the Sheriff's Office's jurisdiction. 

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Please visit site below for information on portable breath tests (PBT's)

https://www.summitcountyco.gov/services/sheriff/divisions/detentions_division/index.php

Drug Take Back Program

https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/colorado-medication-take-back-program

A safe disposal box for prescription medications is located inside the lobby of the Dillon Police Department. This service is only available during office hours: Monday- Friday 8 am to 5 pm. 

Medications Accepted:

Prescription Medications
Over the Counter Medications
Liquid Medications (small amounts in original, non-leaking containers)
Medication Samples
Medicated Ointments
Vitamins
Pet Medications
Unused Drug Injection Cartridges (e.g. unused EpiPens and Insulin Pens)

Cannot Be Accepted:

Marijuana
Illicit Drugs
Needles, Syringes and other Sharps
Chemotherapy Drugs
Medical Tools and Supplies
Bloody or Infectious Waste
Personal Care Products
Thermometers
Empty Containers
Medication Wastes Generated by Health Care Facilities

Household Needles And Sharps / From Summit County Public Health

Procedures

Purchase a commercially available sharps container from a pharmacy or other source, or use a strong plastic or metal container with a screw-on or tightly secured  lid to prevent accidental contact with the waste.

Containers like empty bleach bottles, liquid detergent bottles and heavy plastic jugs are strong enough to prevent the sharps from poking through the container and have lids that can be securely fastened.

A coffee can may also be used as long as the lid is sealed with strong tape once the container is full.

Plastic milk containers are a poor choice because they are generally made of thin plastic that can easily be punctured by a needle or lancet.

Glass should never be used as a sharps container because the glass can break and make the hazard worse.

Containers of sharps should be clearly labeled as "Sharps" or "Biohazard Waste"

Once filled, the container should be firmly sealed to prevent accidental tampering.

Store the sealed sharps container away from children and pets.

Drop off container at the Dillon Police Department for proper disposal.

Note:  Never put a container of sharps in with your recyclables.

Sharps are not recyclable and not only can they pose an infection risk to workers at the recycling facility, they can render the whole batch of recyclables unusable.

Used needles and other sharps should never be placed loosely in your trash or flushed down the toilet.

The Dillon Police Department is now a designated place for internet sales exchanges.

Look for the sign on the front of the building for a safe exchange place monitored by 24 hour video surveillance. 

If you are looking for temporary gun storage, please contact the On-Duty Officer via Dispatch at (970)668-8600 to make arrangements for a pick-up or a drop-off. 

Storage is provided as long as is necessary.  Dillon Police Department asks to have a contact name and number for someone who can provide periodic updates for extended storage times over 60 days.

We are located at 275 Lake Dillon Drive, Dillon CO 80435

(970)668-8600 (24/7 non-emergency line)

For more information on the Colorado Firearm Safety Coalition, please follow this link: https://coloradofirearmsafetycoalition.org/

If you or someone you know is in need of support, please contact the Colorado Crisis and Support Line at 1-844-493-TALK (8255) or text "TALK" to 38255 or go to Colorado Crisis Services to access chat. Help and hope are available 24/7/365.If you are not located within Colorado, please contact the National Suicide Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

Important information: Please do not bring un-cased firearms into the lobby of the Police Department, or any public building. 

Sex Offender Registration Information

For further information regarding the town of Dillon or town of Keystone registered sex offenders, visit Colorado Bureau of Investigation Convicted Sex Offender website. 

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We are currently enrolled in the Federal 1033 Program, which allows local law enforcement agencies to receive excess Department of Defense (DoD) property that might otherwise not be utilized. Certain types of this equipment is categorized as “controlled” property, which includes items such as small arms/personal weapons, demilitarized vehicles and aircraft, and night-vision equipment. Controlled property always remains the property of and is accountable to the DoD. Some of the items we may request could include ammunition, night vision, armored and tactical vehicles, command and control vehicles, riot protection gear (batons/helmets/shields), breaching apparatus, robots, and small arms.

Please note this notice does not ensure acquisition of stated property, as all property is on a first come basis with all participating LEAs in 49 states and four U.S. territories. When a law enforcement agency no longer wants the controlled property, it must be returned to the federal agency for proper disposition. We welcome and are required to seek the input of our communities where controlled property could be used. For inquiries into the program please contact Chief Cale Osborn caleo@townofdillon.com or visit: CDPS 1033 Program