Sheriff’s Office invites Jeffco senior citizens to free outreach luncheon

SUBMITTED BY: Mark Techmeyer, Public Information Officer, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

JEFFERSON COUNTY – In an effort to reach out to seniors in the community who may be more at-risk for becoming victims of crime, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office will host its fifth annual senior safety luncheon on Tuesday, June 22,  from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall.  The luncheon is free of charge and is open to Jefferson County residents only.

Sheriff Ted Mink and Patrol Chief Dan Gard will be on-hand to share information about senior exploitation and local law enforcement efforts.  Investigator Karen Bliss of the Sheriff’s Office will present a lecture on scams that target seniors with information on how to prevent from becoming a victim of these pervasive crimes.

Other local community groups will provide additional safety information. The Sheriff’s Office Crime Prevention team will also be on-hand with information and advice about senior safety and other types of crime prevention.

Lunch will be provided to participants. 

Seating is limited so you must RSVP to reserve your slot. Please call Crime Prevention Deputy Jim Brendle at 303-271-5363.