Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
DHSEM Quick Links
The content boxes below include quick links to information from each of the five offices within the division. In addition, training and exercise information is available through a top tab in the blue header. Simply click on the topics within the boxes below to be connected to additional content on our website.
Information Center
Links
- DHSEM News Releases
- Subscribe to News Release List
- Subscribe by text to 888-451-2914
- DHSEM News Release Archive
- DHSEM Websites
- Training and Exercise Information
- Maps
- Mission
- State EOC Resources
- DHSEM Staff Links
- Resources
- Report Suspicious Behavior
- Career Information
- Extreme Risk Protection Order Phone Line
- Phone Number: 855-999-3776 (ERPO)
- Hours of Operation: 24/7 availability
- MMIR Phone Line
- Phone Number: 833-900-6647
- Hours of Operation: 24/7 Availability
- Transparency Online Project (TOPS) - State Government Revenue and Expenditures in Colorado
Looking for records or information on state expenses or income. Find all records on the Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration’s Transparency Online Project (TOPS) webpage. The links on their page allow you to navigate to either state revenues (income) or state expenditures (expenses). Revenue and Expenditures for Colorado State Governmental departments is provided by the Department of Personnel & Administration and the Office of the State Controller
What's New
Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments will be conducted Wednesday, July 29 and Thursday, July 30 with representatives from Pueblo County, Custer County, Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHSEM), U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), Colorado 211 and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Officials will conduct onsite assessments to verify damages…
How does Wildfire affect Wildlife?
Summer is in full swing with wildfires across the state. Lower air quality from the fires can have impacts to your health. This is true even if it does not look or feel like the air is filled with smoke. Here are some simple steps to help protect yourself and your family:
Colorado Daily Status Report
State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) Status
Response Level 2
Recovery Level 1
State declared emergencies for multiple wildfires in Colorado.
State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) Status
Response Level 2
Recovery Level 1
State declared emergencies for multiple wildfires in Colorado.
State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) Status
Response Level 2
Recovery Level 1
State declared emergencies for multiple wildfires in Colorado.
