As part of our October focus on safety, we asked Chief Michael Nesbitt to share a little bit about himself. His answers reveal not only his dedication to law enforcement, but also his belief in the everyday connections that make our community stronger. What first inspired you to go into law enforcement? A big part
If there’s something strange in your neighborhood… well, we hope it’s not too strange, but if you ever need the police, you might wonder exactly who to call—and how! Mountain View residents are sometimes surprised when they dial the non-emergency number and end up speaking with someone at the Jefferson County Communication Center instead of a local officer.
The Mountain View Police Department is proud to announce that on May 17th, 2024, we were notified that a grant application for $66,000 from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program has been approved. The grant, which Cpl. Brian Ranck and myself applied for several months back, will be used to outfit all
The Mountain View Town Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Police Chief Michael Nesbitt, effective Aug. 21. He has been with the town since 2018 and prior to being appointed, served as the Town’s Interim Chief for four months. Previous to his work in Mountain View, he served in Edgewater, Red Rocks Community
Mountain View Police Department (MVPD) is taking a bold step into 21st century policing – promoting transparency and communication with the use of a new online platform named Crimewatch. The platform will be launched with a remodeled website in August, although community members can preview the tool by going to Crimewatch.net. The streamlined communication platform
The Mountain View Police department is pleased to announce some exciting news as we enter into the fall of 2022. As Chief of Police, I have strived to change the face of the police department in the past three years and have worked alongside my officers and staff to make sure our police department and
