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The Department of Public Safety (DOS) unifies all the city agencies tasked with ensuring Denver is the safest and most welcoming city in the nation. Our mission is to deliver a full spectrum of high-quality, public safety services to the individuals who live, work and visit the City and County of Denver.
Under the guidance of our Executive Director who is appointed by the Mayor, DOS provides management, discipline, human resources, administrative support and policy direction for the Police, Fire and Sheriff Departments, the 911 Emergency Communications Center and oversees Youth Programs, Community Corrections, the Gang Reduction Initiative and the Public Safety Cadet Program.
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The Community Corrections Division is committed to a safer Denver community through effective incarceration alternatives and is made up of three departments.
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Serving the public is a noble and selfless occupation. Sworn members of the Department of Public Safety risk their lives to protect the safety, civil liberties and lives of their fellow citizens. If you are interested in making a positive impact on Denver’s diverse communities, see below for information about the hiring process and current job openings.
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The Department of Public Safety (DOS) unifies all the city agencies tasked with ensuring Denver is the safest and most welcoming city in the nation. Our mission is to deliver a full spectrum of high-quality public safety services to individuals who live, work and visit the City and County of Denver.
Contact information for the Department of Safety and its divisions.
To learn more about our 9-1-1 Communications and to sign up for emergency information and notifications in Denver, visit www.denvergov.org/911 and our emergency services for people with disabilities page.
You can also read more 9-1-1 guidance from the State of Colorado