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This Veterans Day, we’re honored to recognize the men and women who answered the call to serve our nation and who continue serving our community right here at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.
More than 100 veterans serve in all areas of DCSO, bringing their leadership, dedication, and commitment to something bigger than themselves every day. We’re also proud to be a two-time recipient of the U.S. Department of Labor’s HIRE Vets Gold Medallion Award, recognizing our support of veterans in the workplace.
To all veterans, thank you for your service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to others. We are grateful for you today and every day.
#VeteransDay #DCSOProud #HireVets #ServiceBeforeSelf
“That flag is more than a piece of fabric, it symbolizes a lifelong dedication that he had for his country.”
When the family of Navy veteran Senior Chief Petty Officer James “Jim” Stephens asked the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard for assistance refolding his burial flag, our members were humbled to help.
This is more than folding a flag. It's about preserving dignity, honoring service, and showing respect for those who served our nation.
Watch as Commander Jeffery Burke shares the story behind this meaningful act of honor and remembrance.
#HonorGuard #Veteran #NeverForgotten #DCSO #HonorServiceValor
🌯🏈 Breakfast burritos, team jerseys, and plenty of appreciation for our all-star Records team!
As we celebrate Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week, we're recognizing the amazing professionals in our Records, CJRA, and Discovery Units who keep our agency running strong every day. Their dedication, expertise, and teamwork help ensure critical information gets where it needs to be, supporting our deputies, investigators, partners, and community. While their work often happens behind the scenes, their impact is felt across our entire organization.
Great teams deserve to be recognized. Thank you for being the best team around. We appreciate all that you do! 💙💛
#LawEnforcementRecordsPersonnelWeek #TeamDCSO
🚫 ROAD CLOSURE ALERT🚫 Deputies are responding to a car fire prompting a road closure. Chase Lane is currently shut down in both directions between Kenzie Circle and the gate to Castle Pines Village. Please use alternate routes to enter and exit the village at this time.
Douglas County Sheriff's Office lobbies will be closed on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026, in observance of Veterans Day. All emergency services will still be available. Please call 911 in the case of an emergency or contact our non-emergency dispatch line at (303) 660-7500.
✨ A Found Treasure Waiting to Go Home! 💍
We had a men’s ring turned in that was found in the area of Grigs Rd Pavilion/East West Regional Trail.
If you believe this is yours or know who it might belong to, please call our direct line at 303-660-7558. To make sure it gets back to the rightful owner, callers will be asked to describe the item.
A huge thank you to Encompass Church for blessing our staff with the sweetest goodie basket! From all sorts of delicious treats and healthy snacks to bubbles that brought a little extra joy, every detail was so thoughtful. And the kindest note of encouragement and support made it even more special. 🥹✨
We are so grateful for a community that thinks of us, supports us, and reminds us that the little acts of kindness can make such a big difference. Thank you, Encompass Church, for making our team feel so appreciated and loved! 💕🫧
“Serving those who serve is not just an honor. It is absolutely our responsibility.”
@SheriffWeekly shared that message while honoring veterans at the County Veterans Day Ceremony. He also shared a story from a Gold Star family who wrote to our Office about a meaningful encounter with one of our deputies.
While traveling on I-25, the deputy noticed their Gold Star license plate and Army insignia. Pulling alongside their vehicle, the deputy offered a salute, a simple gesture that carried a powerful message: We see you. We honor your loved one’s service. We remember your family’s sacrifice.
To our veterans and the families who stand beside them, thank you. Our responsibility to honor your service extends far beyond Veterans Day. #HonorServiceValor
🐻 Looking for one last snack before hibernation!
Deputy Stark caught this hungry bear trying to score a dumpster dinner in Roxborough!
A friendly reminder to secure your trash and remove food attractants. Let’s help keep our bears wild and our neighborhoods safe!
Train vs. Vehicle Incident in Larkspur
Deputies and Larkspur Fire are on scene of a collision between a train and a car near Sky View Lane and I-25 in Larkspur.
Thankfully, no one was inside the vehicle at the time of the collision. The car appears to have become stuck on the railroad tracks before being struck by the train.
No injuries have been reported. This is an active investigation, and no further information is being released at this time.
📸: Sgt. Rutledge
Our hearts are broken. 💔
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office sends our deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters in blue at the Lakewood Police Department as they mourn the loss of one of their own and several others who were wounded Thursday night.
We stand with you during this incredibly difficult time. Our hearts are with the fallen agent’s family and loved ones, the injured agents, and the entire Lakewood Police Department.
Please keep them all in your thoughts and prayers. We are with you. 💙🖤
Going above and beyond...literally! 🔍📷
Our Crime Scene Investigators will stop at nothing to make sure every piece of evidence is properly documented. Here is CSI Hunt up in a lift high above a house, getting the exact aerial perspective and photo documentation needed for the investigation.
Dedication and attention to detail at every level!
📸: CSI Daugherty
It truly takes a village when a life is on the line! 🏔️🚁
Last week was an especially meaningful moment, as the incredible first responders who saved a seriously injured dirt biker on Trail 679 near Jackson Creek on September 19 got to reunite with the very man they helped.
HCA HealthONE and Airlife held a ceremony to formally recognize everyone involved in the lifesaving rescue, including Douglas County Search and Rescue (DCSAR), Douglas Regional 911 Dispatcher Stephanie, @Larkspurfire, Jackson 105 Fire Protection District, Douglas County Fire Helitack, HCA HealthOne AirLife, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, and the hospital medical teams.
Hearing from each agency brought the full story of the rescue and recovery into focus. From Stephanie’s calm voice taking the initial 911 call and DCSAR’s drone team making first contact via loudspeaker, to the ground medics, ATV extraction crews, AirLife transport, and hospital surgeons, every single person played a critical role.
A special recognition goes to the rider's brother, who played a vital role by calling for help, providing an accurate location, and helping keep the rider warm.
This mission was a powerful reminder of what’s possible when people in different uniforms come together with a shared purpose as one team to get someone safely out of the backcountry and back to their family!
A MESSAGE FROM SHERIFF DARREN WEEKLY
"I want to sincerely thank the residents of our county for your continued support and for placing your trust in me for another term as your Sheriff.
I am humbled by the opportunity to continue serving this community, and I don’t take that responsibility lightly.
Our mission remains the same. We will continue to be unapologetic crimefighters, stand firmly behind the men and women who wear this badge, hold those who commit crimes accountable, and work every day to keep Douglas County safe.
Thank you for your trust."
-@SheriffWeekly