North Range Police Substation
Project Overview
Commerce City is committed to enhancing public safety and meeting the needs of our growing community. The new police substation will:
Why is this project important?
During the City Council Study Session on August 11, 2025, data demonstrated that Commerce City has significantly greater distances between police substations compared to neighboring municipalities. Given the city’s population and geographic size, this eight-mile gap stretches resources thin and contributes to longer emergency response times. The new substation project will close this gap, improving coverage and ensuring timely, effective service as the city continues to grow.
The proposed site is generally located at 13701 East 104th Avenue (the northeastern corner of 104th Avenue and Potomac Street).
Step 1: Rezoning
The City of Commerce City is requesting approval of a zone change from AG (Agricultural) to PUB (Public) for the 4.58-acre property. This zoning change is the first step in allowing development of a new police substation to improve public safety and emergency response times.
The zoning hearing is tentatively scheduled for public hearings:
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Planning Commission: February 3, 2026
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City Council: March 2, 2026
Upcoming Neighborhood Information Meeting
This meeting will focus on the rezoning request and the associated land use change implications. A separate open house and additional public engagement opportunities will be scheduled to provide detailed information and answer questions about the substation project.
Date: Wednesday, Jan. 14
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: Bison Ridge Recreation Center, Red Cloud Peak Room, 13905 East 112th Ave.
For more information about the project or the rezoning process, please contact Nic Berry at nberry@c3gov.com or call 303-289-8137