Several years ago, the Denver Police Department assumed the management responsibilities for the Denver Combined Communications Center. There was a police captain, four lieutenants and nine sergeants who oversaw all facets of the 911 operations. The sworn management team did their jobs well, and for years, the Combined Communications Center prospered under their leadership.
In 2006, the Manager of Safety and Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper decided that the sworn officers assigned to the center would better serve the citizens of Denver by occupying more traditional roles within the department. Therefore, a change is in progress from the sworn officers as managers and supervisors, to a civilian management team.
2007 is an important year for us. To start, we are no longer the Combined Communications Center, we have formally changed our agency name to Denver 911. Our first civilian Director, Carl Simpson, is in place and we are beginning to form our civilian management team.
By using the links to the left, you can read a short biography for our Executive Director, Operational and Administrative Managers, Shift Supervisors and our Lead 911 Agents and Dispatchers.