Safety Hero Award

Learn more about David Lindquist, Lefthand Fire’s Training Captain, and his organizational leadership, material handling training, and training skills.

Learn more about Jenniffer King, SSPRD’s Risk and Compliance Manager, and her dedication to safety.

South Adams County Fire Department is the home base of our Q4 2021 Safety Hero, Administrative Support Chief Ken Koger.

The Fleet & Facilities Technician is this quarter’s Safety Hero.

This Safety Coordinator has succeeded in laying the foundation for Cherokee Metro’s safety culture.

The Regional Parks Supervisor at Foothills Park and Recreation has been demonstrating safety leadership for over a decade.

Cathy leads Eastern Rio Blanco Metro Park and Recreation District’s safety initiatives with her “can-do” attitude and love of innovation

Bertagni has made big changes at her district and is a standout pick for Safety Hero.

Hailing from Eagle River Water and Sanitation District, Julie provides a perspective on safety that stands out from the rest of our recent recipients. Click to find out why Julie Stuck made the cut.

Mourning has advocated for a safer workplace and transformed her district’s culture over the course of her fourteen year tenure.

Carter helped change the conversation at Orchard Mesa through a variety of both inventive and traditional safety initiatives. Find out more about her role.

If you live around Idaho Springs and have had the privilege of visiting the beautiful parks facilities of Clear Creek Metropolitan Recreation District over the last three years, then you may have come across the handiwork of Anthony Vossler.

The CSD Pool is pleased to announce that Jeff Duda of Clifton Sanitation District is our first CSD Safety Hero. Going forward we will be announcing a new Safety Hero every quarter. We want to work with members to shine a light on some of the heroes who make their workplaces safer every day.