​If any of these roles look familiar, you're in the right place!

If your responsibilities include: Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Crisis Management, Contingency Planning, or other areas related to Emergency Management, then CRMC-ACP is your place for networking and professional growth.

ACP Colorado Rocky Mountain Chapter Bylaws

Thank you to all members who voted to approve our updated Chapter Bylaws.  The final approved document, which has been signed by the officers and shared with National ACP, can be found at the following link: https://www.crmc-acp.org/acp-crmc-bylaws.html

June 2019 Chapter Meeting | Friday, June 21

Join the Chapter on Friday, June 21st at the Adams County Sheriff Sub-Station to hear David Haskin, Chief of the Rampart Search and Rescue, discuss ways to stay safe in all conditions and activities to include, hiking, biking, driving, boating, severe weather, personal communications, emergency preparedness, and weather patterns we can expect this year.
 
After the presentation there will be a tour of the Adams County Sheriff's facility and operations.

Virtual attendance for the Chapter business and presentation.  Be sure to mark your attendance mode during registration. 

May ACP Chapter Meeting
​Denver Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security

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The May meeting of the Colorado Rocky Mountain Chapter of ACP featured Ryan Broughton, Director of the Denver Office of Emergency Management. Ryan began by presenting a community profile that explains in detail the need for a well-planned, well-coordinated, and comprehensive approach to emergency management. For example:
  • Denver’s metro economy, similar to that of Greece, is $180 Billion
  • The area covered is 155 square miles, including 53 square miles of airport facilities and 14,000 acres of Mountain Parks
  • Denver is geographically isolated, being the largest city in a 500-mile radius with over 700,000 residents, 12% of the state’s population, and 67,500 businesses
  • The North Central All-Hazards Region is 61% of the state’s population, which is 87% urban and 13% rural
  • The city holds over 700 special events is public spaces
Ryan outlined the office’s scope, the complexity of managing multiple funding sources, and the OEM’s collaboration with other local, state, and Federal agencies.  To view Ryan’s full presentation, click here.