Training / Event Calendar

Mar
24

Advancing Warriors Support Group

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Advancing Warriors Support Group

Littleton - Spring 26

Date: Tuesdays, beginning March 24th - May 19th
Time: 7-8:30pm
Location: Littleton Campus (9136 W Bowles Ave., Littleton 80123)
Duration: 8 week program following first week orientation
Cost: $50/per person (includes cost of materials and administration)
Group Limit: 12 people
Childcare: Not available

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Mar
26

Safety In Faith - Conflict Resolution & Faith Groups

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office invites you to our Safety in Faith Training on Thursday, March 26.

This session will focus on “Conflict Resolution & Faith Groups”. Guest Speaker: Matjaz Bren, Educator and Corporate consultant.

Date: Thursday, March 26
Location: Jefferson County Courthouse, Hearing Room 1
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Don’t miss this free opportunity to learn, ask questions, and help make places of worship safer.

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Mar
27

After the Tones - Movie Premiere

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Following the screening, Chief Oughton along with West Metro Fire Chief Jeremy Metz, South Metro Fire Chief John Curtis, retired AFR member Mark Ricard and Operation Equine's Michelle Kaye will join Danielle Lammon from the Foundation and the film’s director for a panel discussion focused on the topics raised in the film, along with their own personal experiences supporting colleagues through work-related mental stress and navigating the challenges of identity after the job.

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Apr
23

Advanced Chaplain Training

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Advanced Chaplain Training

This one-day RMPFC Advanced Training offers several of our most popular and important courses for Chaplains to expand their knowledge, skills, and abilities to support responders.

ACT 406 - Chaplain Safety and De-Escalation (4 hr)
ACT 407 - Autism - Emergency Response Chaplain Training Requirements (1 hr)
ACT 502 - Critical Incident Debrief / OIS (2 hr)
ACT 504 - Chaplain Emotional Resilience & Spiritual Care (1 hr)

Location(s):
In Person or Online
Discovery Christian Church
2605 W 144th Ave
Broomfield, CO 80023

Date | Time:
April 23, 2026
8:00am - 5:00pm

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Oct
9
to Oct 10

RMPFC Basic Chaplain Training

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Rocky Mountain Police & Fire Basic Chaplain Training

Dates | Time:
Friday, February 20 1pm-8pm
Saturday, February 21 9am-5pm

Cost: $100

Basic Chaplain Training Standards
BCT 01 Introduction to Law Enforcement & Fire Chaplaincy
BCT 02 The Law Enforcement & Fire Family
BCT 03 Stress Management
BCT 04 Ceremonies and Events
BCT 05 Responder Family Support
BCT 06 Constitutional Law/Confidentiality
BCT 07 Foundations in Chaplaincy
BCT 08 Ethics of a Chaplain
BCT 09 Moral Injury
BCT 10 Suicide Prevention
BCT 11 Line of Duty Death and Injury

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Mar
11

Leading Through the Generations: People-Focused Leadership for Public Safety

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Presented by Battalion Chief (Ret.) Bruce Bjorge, Chief (Ret.) Dave Funkhouser and Chief (Ret.) Michael Ranalli

Public safety agencies are navigating a pivotal leadership challenge: guiding teams made up of individuals with widely varied experiences, communication styles, and expectations. While generational differences often surface as friction points, whether over policy interpretation, training methods, or work-life priorities, they can also be opportunities for building stronger, more resilient teams. The key lies in leading people as individuals, not stereotypes, and anchoring everyone in a shared mission.

In this Lexipol webinar, part of the Leadership Principles Webinar Series, seasoned leaders Chief (Ret.) Mike Ranalli, Battalion Chief (Ret.) Bruce Bjorge and Chief (Ret.) Dave Funkhouser, discuss bridging leadership gaps across generational lines while exploring how to avoid common pitfalls, foster accountability, and build unity through purpose-driven leadership. Through real-world lessons, attendees will walk away with strategies for flexible leadership, stronger communication, and team alignment, no matter the age or background of their personnel.

You'll learn:

  • Why failing to understand individual needs, not generational labels, is a key point of leadership failure.

  • Practical strategies to reinforce accountability and mission alignment across diverse teams.

  • Flexible leadership approaches that strengthen engagement and reduce friction.

  • Common leadership missteps when navigating multi-generational dynamics—and how to avoid them.

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Feb
9
to Feb 13

Struggle Well

  • Castle Rock Public Safety Training Facility (map)
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A comprehensive approach that focuses on transformation of the active serving military and first responder culture, rather than the implementation of another wellness program.

Struggle Well training is guided by two objectives: normalizing the struggles that are a part of every service member and first responder’s life, and democratizing their ability to struggle well.

Struggle Well trains active serving military units and first responder agencies so participants are able to transform struggle into strength and growth, and be of better service to themselves, their family, community, and country.

Below is the next course available for FREE.

Please contact Dan Brite at Dbrite@dcsheriff.net or 720-233-9076.

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Jan
27
to Jan 28

RMPFC Advanced Chaplain Training - AZ

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Rocky Mountain Police & Fire Chaplains Advanced Chaplain Training

Dates:
Tuesday, Jan 27, 9am - 5pm
and 
Wednesday, Jan 28, 9am - 4:30pm

Location:
Mesa PD Substation
1333 N. Power Road
Mesa, AZ 85205

Cost:
$100

Courses:
BCT #5 Family Support for Responders
ACT #502 Critical Incident Debriefs
ACT #504 Chaplain Emotional Resilience and Spiritual Care
ACT #505 Advanced Stress Management
ACT #506 Advanced Suicide Prevention
ACT #507 Post Traumatic Stress and Cumulative Stress Injuries
ACT #508 Death Notification & Funeral Planning

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