Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office
Our Mission, Values & Vision
Mission
Our mission is simply stated. It is meaningful. It resonates with each of us.
Protect, Serve, and Enforce
Values
Our values must be fully understood, practiced, shared and vigorously defended.
These core values are:
Honest
We are honest, forthright, and courageous in all we do.
Accountable
We are accountable to the public and ourselves.
Excellence
Our tradition holds that we serve our diverse communities with excellence.
Honor
We honor our oath of office and the people we serve.
Respect
We enforce the law with equity, compassion, and respect for all individual rights.
Vision
Our vision is for Jefferson County to be a safe place for all to live, learn, work and play.
Reggie was born and raised in Louisville, CO, where generations of her family landed after her grandfather immigrated to America from Italy and became a coal miner. Her other grandfather served our country as a paratrooper in World War II and then became a US Postal Service employee. Through her heritage and from a young age, Reggie learned respect for the United States and the American flag. She also learned she could accomplish anything she wanted through hard work and commitment.
In eighth grade, after a Boulder County detective fingerprinted her during a middle school class presentation, Reggie decided she wanted to become a sheriff’s deputy. And in 1986, she did just that – became a deputy for the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. Over three decades later, Reggie was still serving with the JCSO when she decided she should become the next sheriff of Jefferson County, and on November 8, 2022, the voters agreed. Reggie was sworn in on January 10, 2023, as the first female sheriff to serve the county and to lead the JCSO.
When Reggie is not busy making Jefferson County a safe place for all people to live, learn, work, and play, she does a little playing herself. She and her husband Bart enjoy the company of their two dogs, visiting extended family, cooking delicious meals for friends, learning ballroom dancing, and participating in all that Jefferson County has to offer.
Sincerely,
Reggie Marinelli
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Dedicated to making this a safe place for you to work, live and play.
We’re dedicated to serve. It’s the whole reason we’re here. We take an oath to uphold the law, safeguard lives and property and protect the innocent. You entrust us to do it right and do it well. That’s why we meet the highest standards in law enforcement and have been awarded the rare Triple Crown accreditation.
We’re in this together. Thanks for your trust. It’s an honor and a privilege to serve you.
Emergency 9-1-1 or 303-660-7500
Text 911 in an emergency: Enter the numbers “911” in the “To” field. The message to 911 should be brief and contain the location of the emergency and type of help needed. Push the “Send” button. Text in simple words-do not use abbreviations.
- DIAL
- 911
- PHONE
- 303-660-7500
Sheriff’s Office in Castle Rock
Sheriff Darren M. Weekly / Undersheriff David Walcher
- MAIN SHERIFF’S OFFICE
- 303-660-7505
- TOLL FREE
- 800-654-2733
- [email protected]
- ADDRESS
- 4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock, CO 80109
Lead Public Information Officer
- PHONE
- 303-814-7067
Community Outreach
One of the things people love about Douglas County is how safe it is. It’s up to all of us to keep it that way.
Ask anyone what they love about Douglas County and there’s a good chance you’ll hear how safe they feel. Keeping it that way is our job; but it’s also yours.
We want everyone to be alert, smart and safe. So we take an active part in the community. We show people how to prevent crime. We teach them how to spot frauds and avoid scams. We help organize neighborhood watch groups. We issue sex offender alerts. We provide auto theft prevention tips. We arrange station tours and ride-alongs.
And most of all, we listen.
Sometimes people get nervous around police officers. But we’re here to help. Say hello and get to know us. We’ve dedicated our lives to giving back, serving our community and protecting you.
NORTH FORK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
North Fork Volunteer Fire Department provides structural and wildland fire suppression, emergency medical care and transport, rescue and fire prevention services to the mountain communities of Pine Grove, Buffalo Creek, Deckers, Trumbull, Oxyoke, Nighthawk and Scraggy View. North Fork Volunteer Fire Department covers 250 square miles in Southern Jefferson and Northwest Douglas Counties in Colorado. Pike National Forest composes 80% of the District. While the number of residents in the District is approximately 1700, it is estimated that Pike National Forest has over one million people visit this division of the forest every year. North Fork Volunteer Fire Department runs three stations, one in Pine Grove, one in Buffalo Creek, and one in Trumbull. Due to the volunteers’ outstanding committment and diligence in training, the Department maintains an ISO 6 rating for all properties within 5 miles of any of the fire stations.
CONTACT US
EMAIL: [email protected]
PO BOX 183 BUFFALO CREEK, CO 80425
PHONE: 303-838-2270
FAX: 303-838-0412
