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ESPIOC Board of Directors
| ESPIOC is governed by a Board of Directors, comprised of a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and three board members/directors at-large. Terms of office are one year. New officers are announced each December at the annual meeting. |
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Congratulations to the 2008 Board of Directors:
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President: Jim Shires
Vice President: Stephanie Topkoff
Secretary: Polly White
Treasurer: Ryan Custer
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At-Large Directors:
Courtney Morehouse
Lisa Stigall
Ryan Sullivan
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Officers
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President
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Jim Shires, Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
I have been working for the public since I was 14. Restaurants, golf courses, etc. In 1985 I was hired by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. During the past 21 years I have worked in the jail, patrol and support services. While law enforcement is different from restaurant work, I feel there are also many similarities; these being, providing service to citizens, giving information if requested and just trying to help them in whatever manner is needed. Being a Public Information Officer has provided me the opportunity to not only broaden my life but also talk to the citizens, through the media, about whatever is happening at that particular time. Be it, a lost child, crime prevention or wildfire evacuation. My ultimate goal is to help the citizens understand how emergency services work.
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Vice President
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Stephanie Topkoff, Westminster Police Department
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Secretary
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Polly White, Colorado Office of Emergency Management
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Treasurer
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Ryan Custer, Golden Police Department
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AT-LARGE BOARD MEMBERS
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Courtney Morehouse, Rural/Metro Ambulance
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Lisa Stigall, Wheat Ridge Police Department
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Ryan Sullivan, Colorado State Patrol
Trooper Ryan Sullivan began his career in law enforcement in July 2002. Upon graduation from the Colorado State Patrol Academy he was assigned to Troop 6B in Summit County. In March 2005, Trooper Sullivan transferred to the Executive Security Unit (E.S.U.) located at the State Capitol.
In May 2007, Trooper Sullivan was assigned to the Public Affairs Section as a Public Information Officer. He attends many events throughout the Denver metro area in an effort to inform Colorado motorists of the importance of safety while operating a motor vehicle.
Trooper Sullivan grew up in Orange County, California where the majority of his family still lives. Trooper Sullivan enjoys traveling, sports, music, motor sports and spending time with his family.
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