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A publicly elected sheriff will always be held accountable by the people to the values of the counties in which they are sworn to serve and protect. The Office of Sheriff has a wide variety of responsibilities, most of which are required by state statutes. These responsibilities range from traditional law enforcement roles, to fire and search/rescue operations, to carrying out court orders and providing court and physical security for public buildings. Another major responsibility for most Colorado sheriffs is running a safe and secure jail. Your membership and donations go directly to support of the needs of sheriffs and their staff. Explore our website for information on our Board of Directors and CSOC staff, conferences and training opportunities and more. And don't forget to visit our Vendor page! Here you can find a listing of vendors who are trusted resources for sheriffs. We are grateful for the support of our members and communities! Respectfully, Amy J. Nichols, Executive Director
Our ProgramsCSOC offers many opportunities for sheriffs, deputies and other law enforcement agencies each year to enhance and keep their professional education and technical training current. These courses are coordinated by CSOC staff and are available throughout Colorado. In addition to training, we sponsor a scholarship program for Colorado high schools students, publish a magazine for our members, host a Fallen Deputy Fund and participate on several local and national boards focused on public health and safety. All with the focus of maintaining the utmost efficiency and integrity of our mission and our members. Leading the Way to a Safer Colorado Join TodayOur MerchandiseGet your exclusive County Sheriffs of Colorado branded merchandise sent directly to you! Simply order online from our catalog and we will ship your products directly to you.
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