Centurion Blue
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NOT A GOVERNMENT APP
Centurion Blue is an independent, privately built app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, authorized by, or connected to the Denver Police Department, the City and County of Denver, the Internal Revenue Service, or any other government agency, and it does not represent any government entity. It does not provide or facilitate any government service.
Centurion Blue is a personal record keeping tool for individual officers. Pay, policy, leave and tax figures shown in the app are there for your own tracking and are not official government records. The official sources listed below always control. Confirm anything that matters with your department or your tax professional before you rely on it.
WHERE THE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION COMES FROM
Denver Police pay scales, overtime and double time, longevity, and leave accrual: 2026-2028 Collective Bargaining Agreement between the City and County of Denver and the Denver Police Protective Association.
https://denvergov.org/files/assets/public/police-department/documents/recruitment/current-recruits/2026-2028-cba.pdf
Secondary employment rules, the 16 hour rule, the 72 hour weekly limit, and the daily activity log: Denver Police Department Operations Manual, sections 114.00 and 109.00.
https://denvergov.org/files/assets/public/police-department/documents/operations-manual/om_book.pdf
City pay dates: 2026 Biweekly Pay Schedule, Controller's Office, City and County of Denver.
https://www.denvergov.org/files/assets/public/job-center/documents/newhire/payrollcalendar_2026.pdf
Mileage rate, self employment tax, Schedule C and Form W-9: Internal Revenue Service.
https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/standard-mileage-rates
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-w-9
The City and County of Denver publishes at denvergov.org, which is its official website. Denver does not use a .gov address.
The Wellness Rewards point values, the quarterly tally sheet, the fitness score sheet and the airport daily activity log come from material the Denver Police Department gives its own officers and does not publish online. Centurion Blue is not the authority on any of them. Confirm current values, forms and deadlines with your department before you submit anything.
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Centurion Blue is a pay, mileage, and tax tracker built specifically for police officers working secondary employment. Track every off-duty job in one place, and let the app handle the math your accountant asks for every spring.
WHAT IT TRACKS
- Off-duty and secondary-employment jobs, with your own pay rates for regular time, overtime, double time, call back, and court time
- Mileage between jobs, calculated automatically from real addresses (including from home, if you set one)
- Expenses and receipts, with photo capture so nothing gets lost before tax season
- A calendar view of every shift, with GPS check-in/out for jobs that require it
- Leave banks (vacation, comp, sick, and more) tracked against your department contract rules
- W-9 and employer information, organized by job
TAX-READY REPORTS
Export accountant-ready summaries of your secondary-employment income, mileage, and expenses. No more digging through a shoebox of receipts in April.
BUILT FOR OFFICERS, NOT DEPARTMENTS
Centurion Blue is for individual officers. There are no department accounts, no department access, and no department involvement of any kind. What you track is yours.
DENVER EDITION
Officers on the Denver Police Department get extras built around the real DPD contract: a DIA Daily Activity Log generator, Wellness Rewards points tracking, and leave accrual rules pulled straight from the current CBA.
NATIONWIDE EDITION
Officers outside Denver get the same pay, mileage, and tax tracking core, without any department-specific features.
PRIVACY
Your data is yours. Centurion Blue never sells your information, and there is no department, city, or agency access to what you log.
Free 30-day trial, then $59.99/year.
Centurion Blue is an independent, privately built app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, authorized by, or connected to the Denver Police Department, the City and County of Denver, the Internal Revenue Service, or any other government agency, and it does not represent any government entity. It does not provide or facilitate any government service.
Centurion Blue is a personal record keeping tool for individual officers. Pay, policy, leave and tax figures shown in the app are there for your own tracking and are not official government records. The official sources listed below always control. Confirm anything that matters with your department or your tax professional before you rely on it.
WHERE THE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION COMES FROM
Denver Police pay scales, overtime and double time, longevity, and leave accrual: 2026-2028 Collective Bargaining Agreement between the City and County of Denver and the Denver Police Protective Association.
https://denvergov.org/files/assets/public/police-department/documents/recruitment/current-recruits/2026-2028-cba.pdf
Secondary employment rules, the 16 hour rule, the 72 hour weekly limit, and the daily activity log: Denver Police Department Operations Manual, sections 114.00 and 109.00.
https://denvergov.org/files/assets/public/police-department/documents/operations-manual/om_book.pdf
City pay dates: 2026 Biweekly Pay Schedule, Controller's Office, City and County of Denver.
https://www.denvergov.org/files/assets/public/job-center/documents/newhire/payrollcalendar_2026.pdf
Mileage rate, self employment tax, Schedule C and Form W-9: Internal Revenue Service.
https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/standard-mileage-rates
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-w-9
The City and County of Denver publishes at denvergov.org, which is its official website. Denver does not use a .gov address.
The Wellness Rewards point values, the quarterly tally sheet, the fitness score sheet and the airport daily activity log come from material the Denver Police Department gives its own officers and does not publish online. Centurion Blue is not the authority on any of them. Confirm current values, forms and deadlines with your department before you submit anything.
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Centurion Blue is a pay, mileage, and tax tracker built specifically for police officers working secondary employment. Track every off-duty job in one place, and let the app handle the math your accountant asks for every spring.
WHAT IT TRACKS
- Off-duty and secondary-employment jobs, with your own pay rates for regular time, overtime, double time, call back, and court time
- Mileage between jobs, calculated automatically from real addresses (including from home, if you set one)
- Expenses and receipts, with photo capture so nothing gets lost before tax season
- A calendar view of every shift, with GPS check-in/out for jobs that require it
- Leave banks (vacation, comp, sick, and more) tracked against your department contract rules
- W-9 and employer information, organized by job
TAX-READY REPORTS
Export accountant-ready summaries of your secondary-employment income, mileage, and expenses. No more digging through a shoebox of receipts in April.
BUILT FOR OFFICERS, NOT DEPARTMENTS
Centurion Blue is for individual officers. There are no department accounts, no department access, and no department involvement of any kind. What you track is yours.
DENVER EDITION
Officers on the Denver Police Department get extras built around the real DPD contract: a DIA Daily Activity Log generator, Wellness Rewards points tracking, and leave accrual rules pulled straight from the current CBA.
NATIONWIDE EDITION
Officers outside Denver get the same pay, mileage, and tax tracking core, without any department-specific features.
PRIVACY
Your data is yours. Centurion Blue never sells your information, and there is no department, city, or agency access to what you log.
Free 30-day trial, then $59.99/year.
Secondary-employment pay, mileage & tax tracking built for police officers.
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What’s new
Apple Health workouts now land on your gym log every time you open the app. The old check only ran once every six hours, which is why you had to press the button.
The Look back selector and the manual check moved to Settings, Denver Wellness Portal, under Check by hand. You should not need them.
Your Wellness Tally Sheet names your APFT score beside the points column, so the line shows what you actually shot.
The Look back selector and the manual check moved to Settings, Denver Wellness Portal, under Check by hand. You should not need them.
Your Wellness Tally Sheet names your APFT score beside the points column, so the line shows what you actually shot.
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+17203360440
About the developer
CENTURION BLUE CONSULTING LLC
anthony.norman@centurionblue.com
12950 Andrews Dr
Denver, CO 80239-4411
United States
+1 303-802-0272