The Jefferson County Emergency Communications Authority (JCECA) Advisory Committee is comprised of representatives from the ten 9-1-1 Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in Jefferson and Broomfield Counties.The Advisory Committee representatives meet each month to discuss operational issues related to their PSAP, exchange operational information with other PSAP representatives and to review and make recommendations regarding expenditure requests that are presented to the JCECA Board of Directors.

JCECA ADVISORY COMMITTEE ROSTER

Arvada FD PSAP (Secondary*)

Scott Ambrosio – IT Specialist

Arvada Fire/Rescue, 303-424-3012

Arvada PD PSAP (Primary*)

Vicki Pickett - Communications Manager -Advisory Committee President

Kristine Yost – Communications Supervisor

Arvada Police Department, 720-898-6660

Broomfield PSAP (Primary)

Brian Goeman - Communications Supervisor

Broomfield Police Department, 303-438-6400

Evergreen FD PSAP (Secondary)

Shane Palmer – Communications Supervisor

Evergreen Fire/Rescue, 303-674-3145

Golden PSAP (Primary)

Lisa Sorrentino, Communications and Records Manager

Golden Police Department, 303-384-8045

Jefferson County PSAP (Primary)

Dan Householder – Communication Unit Manager

Carla Milne – Communication Unit Supervisor

Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, 303-277-0211

Lakewood PSAP (Primary)

Jodi Malpass - Communications Supervisor – Advisory Committee Vice-Chair

Scott Rose – Communications Supervisor

Lakewood Police Department, 303-987-7111

West Metro FD (Secondary)

Karyn Kretzel, Communications Assistant Manager

West Metro Fire/Rescue, 303-989-4307

Westminster PSAP (Primary)

Karin Marquez, Communications Supervisor -Advisory Committee Secretary

Missy Saggau, Communications Supervisor

Westminster Police Department, 303-658-4360

Wheat Ridge PSAP (Primary)

Larry Stodden, Communications Manager

Wheat Ridge Police Department, 303-237-2220

* In Jefferson and Broomfield counties all 9-1-1 calls are answered by call-takers at a Primary PSAP.  As you can see from the list above, this can be a municipal or county communications center that dispatches law enforcement, fire and EMS services.  Call-takers determine if law enforcement, fire and/or EMS services are needed at the location of occurrence.  If the Primary PSAP does not dispatch the fire-EMS agency that covers the location of occurrence, the call will be transferred to the appropriate secondary PSAP.