Jefferson County Sheriff's Safety In Faith Summit - 2021

15200 W 6th Ave Frontage Rd,Golden CO 80401

23 September, 2021

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Join us at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office’s annual Safety in Faith Summit. The summit is 8:00 a.m.– 3:00 p.m. on September 23, 2021 Join us at the  Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office’s annual Safety in Faith Summit. The summit is 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 23rd, at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds; check-in and continental breakfast begin at 8:00 a.m. We hope you will consider attending as well as inviting administrators, safety team members, and interested volunteers from your house of worship to join us for a great day of learning and sharing. Registration is required for meal planning.  This year’s featured speakers include Phil Niedringhaus, Regional Security Advisor with Colorado Secure Community Network, Reverand Susan Otey with First United Methodist Church of Golden, Matjaz Bren with Colorado School of Mines, and Mark Bybee, Crime Prevention Deputy with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. Opportunities to meet with representatives from our partner agencies will also be available during the summit. We hope you and others at your house of worship are able to attend the Safety in Faith Summit. Partners: Arvada Fire-EMS Rescue; Arvada Police; Evergreen Fire/Rescue; First Judicial District Attorney's Office; Golden Police; Lakewood Police; West Metro Fire/Rescue; Westminster Police; Wheat Ridge Police FAQs How can I contact the organizer with any questions? If you have questions about the summit, please contact our Community Relations Manager Renie Dugwyler at [email protected] or 303-271-5828 Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? No, a registration list will be provided for check-in and name tags Can I register for more than one person? Yes, but you can only register for one ticket per order. However, you may use the same email for multiple orders. We need individual names for registration check-in and to print name tags for the day of the event. Do I have to belong to a faith-based organization to attend? No. This is a public event and open to anyone that has an interest in learning how to provide safety and security in a building-gathering setting. Questions about events? Contact Renie Dugwyler at [email protected] or call 303.271.5828 The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office was founded in November 1859 and today serves more than 550,000 residents of Jefferson County, with a patrolling responsibility to 190,000 in the unincorporated areas of the 773 square miles of the county. As chief law enforcement officer of the county, the Sheriff oversees a full-service sheriff's office in Colorado with more than 500 state-certified deputies and almost 300 professional staff. Additionally, about 300 volunteers support Sheriff's operations.