Deputy Chief Aaron Sanchez
Born and raised in Denver, Deputy Chief Aaron Sanchez is a former Public Safety Cadet and a graduate of Lincoln High School, Metropolitan State College of Denver, and the University of Colorado at Denver. Deputy Chief Sanchez attended the police academy in 1987 and has had numerous roles and positions within the Denver Police Department, to include patrol, neighborhood and community policing, narcotic investigations, and the combined communications center. Deputy Chief Sanchez most recently was the Division Chief of Patrol.
As a resident of the City and County of Denver for his entire life, Deputy Chief Sanchez is committed to the strategic plan of the Denver Police Department and to the overall welfare of our great community.
Division Chief Rick Kyle
Division Chief Rick Kyle joined the Denver Police Department in 1996. During his career, Division Chief Kyle has served in numerous assignments, including Commander of District Three, Community Relations Division, and the Training Division, Assistant Director of Training, Lieutenant in District Two and the Conduct Review Office, Sergeant in District Six, and field training officer in District Four. A strong believer in community engagement, Division Chief Kyle is committed to meaningful partnerships between the police and the community we serve. During his free time, Division Chief Kyle enjoys spending time with his wife and children and watching his daughter and son at their sporting events.
Division Chief Magen Dodge
Division Chief Magen Dodge joined the Denver Police Department in 1998 after serving as a Public Safety Cadet. Throughout her career with the Denver Police Department, Division Chief Dodge has served in numerous command-level assignments beginning in 2009. Her assignments include Administrative Management Commander, Operations Support Commander, District 3 Commander, City Security and Protection Commander, and Commander of the Internal Affairs Bureau.
Division Chief Dodge holds a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from the University of Colorado, as well as a Master of Science degree in Operational Leadership from Colorado State University.
Division Chief Dodge is committed to the development of women in executive leadership roles, and is a strong proponent of mentorship and coaching.
Division Chief Dodge and her husband, a Denver police sergeant, are the proud parents of three children. When away from the office, their time is spent attending youth sports, traveling, and spoiling their French Bulldog fur babies!