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Darren Weekly: New Douglas County sheriff talks priorities | FOX31 Denver
Sheriff Darren Weekly’s First Year in Office | Facebook
Darren M Weekly | Highlands Ranch Law Enforcement Training Foundation
Sheriff Weekly Announces Support for Public Safety Initiatives | Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly Completes a Life-long Dream | Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff Weekly Creates Detentions Demographics Dashboard | Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Woman in custody after authorities locate boy who went missing 7 years ago | KUSA/CNN/CNN Newsource
Colorado high school students honored for rescuing people trapped in rollover crash | Ashley Portillo
Colorado burglary suspects using Wi-Fi jammers, cutting power to target homes, police say | Christa Swanson
3 homes burglarized in Highlands Ranch, similar incident reported in Franktown | 9news.com
Sheriff Darren Weekly updates this morning’s pursuit and officer involved shooting | Facebook
VOICES OF HISTORY PRESENTS – Sheriff Darren Weekly, Douglas County, Colorado
SHERIFF DARREN WEEKLY INTERVIEW
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SHERIFF DARREN WEEKLY INTERVIEW
DougCo Sheriff’s Captain seeks top job | Heather Willard / NewsBreak Denver
Protecting Douglas County Through Experienced Accountable Leadership
I’m Sheriff Darren Weekly, and I’m running for re-election because serving the citizens of Douglas County is one of the greatest honors of my life. This office isn’t just a position to me—it’s a calling. I’ve spent my career in law enforcement working to protect our families, uphold the rule of law, and keep our communities safe. Overall crime has dropped 7% in Douglas County under my leadership. I’m proud of the work we’ve done, but there’s more to do.
Since taking office, we’ve focused on the core principles that matter most: public safety, responsible leadership, and accountability. We’ve strengthened our partnerships with the community, invested in mental health resources for both our residents and our deputies, pushed back against rising crime trends in the metro area with proactive policing, and supported our schools. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office now has the largest School Resource Office Program in Colorado.
We’ve stood strong against political pressures that don’t reflect the values of Douglas County. I’ve refused to allow law enforcement to become a political pawn. I’ve defended the Constitution, enforced the law fairly, and ensured our office remains a trusted, professional, highly trained and transparent agency.
But I’m not done. Crime continues to evolve, and so must we. The threats posed by fentanyl, organized retail theft, and violence against law enforcement require experienced leadership that won’t flinch when it matters most. I will continue to stand up for our deputies, work closely with our community, and make decisions based on facts.
This is my home. I want Douglas County to remain the kind of place where families feel safe, businesses thrive, and the next generation can grow up with the same freedoms and opportunities we’ve enjoyed.
I’m asking for your support to continue this mission. Together, we can keep Douglas County one of the safest and strongest communities in America.
— Sheriff Darren Weekly