Morgan County Communications Center

10/14/2026

Check out this great lineup of training put on by our own Morgan County!

10/07/2026

Residents attending the Fort Morgan Police Department’s September BEAT meeting heard updates on activity in the community. Police Chief Loren Sharp’s said law enforcement agencies in the area have recently dealt with reports…

10/04/2026

🎉 **CONGRATULATIONS, ASHLEY & CASLYNNE!** 🎉

Please help us congratulate **Ashley and Caslynne** on successfully completing their training and lateral transfer process with the Morgan County Communications Center!

Coming into a new communications center as an experienced dispatcher brings its own challenges. While both Ashley and Caslynne came to us with previous experience, they still had to learn an entirely new agency, new policies and procedures, new technology, new radio operations, new geography, and the specific expectations of serving Morgan County.

Throughout their training, they both **rigorously studied, pushed themselves, asked questions, accepted feedback, and put in the work necessary to become successful members of our team.**

Their training included:

📞 **Emergency Call Processing** – learning Morgan County procedures while continuing to provide calm, professional assistance to people during some of their most difficult moments.

📡 **Radio Operations & Resource Coordination** – learning our law enforcement, fire, and EMS agencies, radio channels, response procedures, and the unique needs of each agency we serve.

🗺️ **Morgan County Geography** – developing a strong working knowledge of our communities, highways, rural roads, landmarks, response areas, and neighboring jurisdictions.

💻 **Computer-Aided Dispatch & Technology** – becoming proficient with our CAD system, communications equipment, databases, and the many systems used simultaneously during emergency operations.

🤝 **Agency Procedures & Team Integration** – adapting previous experience to a new organization, learning how our center operates, and becoming part of the Morgan County Communications team.

A lateral transfer does not mean simply walking in and taking a console. It requires taking the experience and knowledge you already have, setting aside old habits when necessary, learning a completely new operation, and proving that you can successfully perform within that system.

We are extremely proud of the effort they have put into this process. They challenged themselves, worked hard, and demonstrated their commitment to becoming strong members of the Morgan County Communications Center.

👏 Congratulations, Ashley and Caslynne! 👏

Your hard work has paid off, and we are grateful to have both of you serving Morgan County and working alongside our public safety partners.

09/20/2026

21:30 - MILE MARKER 99 I76 East Bound is closed at this time due to a crash.

09/15/2026

**Road Closure** (Washington County) Interstate 76 milepost 102, east of Brush, all lanes are closed in both directions due to a crash. Use an alternate route. Check COTrip.org for updates.

09/14/2026

All MCCC Phone Lines are now working and have been tested.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Thank you.

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08/18/2026

08/14/2026

Today, we had the honor of giving Sheila her final call. 🖤💛🖤

There are few moments in public safety that carry the weight of saying a final goodbye to one of our own.

Today, we came together to honor Sheila, remember her service, and recognize the impact she had on the people around her and the community she served.

Her final call was not simply the end of a transmission. It was a tribute to a life of service, dedication, and commitment.

Sheila, your voice may no longer be heard over the radio, but your memory will remain with all of us who had the privilege of knowing you.

From your brothers and sisters in public safety:

Thank you for your service, Sheila.

Your final call has been answered. Rest easy. We’ll take it from here. 🖤💛🖤