The Victim / Witness Assistance and Law Enforcement (VALE) Board provides grant funding to local, community-based programs that provide a variety of services to victims of crime. For more information, please contact the VALE Board Administrator: Allison Boyd Victim-Witness Director First Judicial District Attorney’s Office [email protected] 303-271-6767 Public Notice - July 11, 2022 Meeting Agenda

Join our Director of Community Engagement and Senior Safety Cary Johnson for our open, monthly TRIAD meetings that feature presentations on a range of issues facing seniors and older adults in our community. Formed in 1988, TRIAD is a national organization that develops and implements crime prevention programs for older adults. Areas include home safety […]

CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS People with active warrants for non-violent, low-level misdemeanor and traffic charges in Gilpin or Jefferson counties will once again have an opportunity to resolve their case without arrest. The collaboration resolves minor cases that traditionally involve arrests and court appearances that can negatively impact defendants who want to accept accountability. […]

The Victim / Witness Assistance and Law Enforcement (VALE) Board provides grant funding to local, community-based programs that provide a variety of services to victims of crime. For more information, please contact the VALE Board Administrator: Allison Boyd Victim-Witness Director First Judicial District Attorney’s Office [email protected] 303-271-6767 Public Notice - November 18, 2022 Meeting Agenda

Launching in 2022, Pathways is the First Judicial District’s new diversion program that connects individuals who have committed low-level, non-violent crimes with the resources, treatment, and social support needed to address the underlying causes of their criminal behavior. Unlike the previous Adult Diversion Program, Pathways now also diverts defendants into programming before charges are filed […]

For more information, please contact the CVC Board Administrator Valarie Van Kam. The Board has the authority to hold an executive session when considering documents that are protected by the mandatory nondisclosure provisions of the “Colorado Open Records Act” as allowed in C.R.S. §24-6-402(4)(c), §24-6-402(4)(g), C.R.S. § 24-72-202(4)(b)(4) and C.R.S. §24-7-204(1)(a). Persons wishing to submit […]