Substance Use and Mental Health Resources

Compassion. Self-Determination. Belonging.

2023 Core and Case Management Annual Report

For Our Community Members Struggling with Substance Use and Mental Health

The Longmont Department of Public Safety is here for you.

It all starts with this core truth: The strength of a community is defined by the relationships and the sense of connection its people experience.

The Longmont Department of Public Safety (LDPS) is ready to walk alongside members of our community facing substance use and mental health issues. Our holistic approach brings together community-based partners and resources to offer coordinated care and support for those in need.

Meaningful Connection and Belonging Starts Here.

"Through acceptance and partnership, we emphasize self-determination and value the journey of meeting people where they're at - while caring enough to not stop there."

Longmont Department of Public Safety Case Management Services Mission Statement

Our Programs

The Longmont Department of Public Safety (LDPS) has earned national recognition for its portfolio of programs designed to end the criminalization of people experiencing substance use and mental health issues. Together, key community stakeholders have partnered to create a new approach to public safety, pairing Longmont's most vulnerable populations with supportive, long-term and personalized case management services.

Our innovative four "north stars" of harm reduction, officer discretion, community outreach and fostering individual relationships have positioned LDPS as a national leader in public safety policy and practice.

Learn More About Our Programs

Contact:

To contact Longmont Public Safety with a non-urgent LEAD question, please call the information line: 303-774-4791

To contact Longmont Public Safety with a non-urgent CORE question, please call the information line: 303-774-4300 x2413

To contact Longmont Public Safety regarding an emergency, call 911