Join us on Tuesday, July 26,

2016 for overview training on

the 1033 Program.

We plan to host multiple train-

ing sessions throughout the

year at different locations.

This initial training session will

be located at the Colorado

State Patrol Academy, which

can accommodate about 75

people.

Training topics will include:

General program rules

Website links

Search tips

Workshop time to set up

accounts

Bring your computer to create

accounts and search for

equipment in real time.

Space is limited, register now!

1033 Program Training

Free Shipping of 1033 Equipment from RCP Locations

Acquiring equipment for no

charge from the military is a

great way to maximize a law

enforcement agency’s budget.

Search for and request equip-

ment from Recycling Control

Point (RCP) sites to stretch that

budget even further.

Unlike traditional dispo-

sition sites, RCP sites

automatically ship the

equipment that you re-

quest for free!

Take advantage of this oppor-

tunity for free shipping by

searching for equipment that

is available at RCP locations.

In the DLA External Business

Portal Reutilization-Transfer-

Donation (RTD) site, look in

the “Search by Location”

field. Select the sites that

begin with “RCP.”

Remember to stick with sites

in the U.S. Avoid Germers-

heim, Gimcheon, Japan, and

Sigonella because they may

charge you and it will take a

long time to ship items from

overseas.

If you need to reset your RTD

password, call 855-352-0001

option 2.

Here are the instructions for

searching for and requesting

equipment.

Colorado 1033 and 1122 Programs

Special points of

interest:

Mark your calen-

dar for 1033

Program Training

Colorado found

to be compliant

during national

1033 LESO Pro-

gram Compli-

ance Review

Visit Jovita and

Alice at the Colo-

rado Association

of Chiefs of Po-

lice Conference

Colorado State Patrol June 14, 2016 Volume 2, Issue 1

Inside this issue:

1033 Program

Compliance Review 2

Good News Story 3

Trivia Corner 3

Colorado Police

Chiefs Conference 4

New LESO Website 4

Date: Tuesday, 7/26/16

Time: 8:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m.

Location: Colorado State Pa-

trol Academy, Building 100

15055 South Golden Road,

Golden, CO 80401

Registration: https://

www.surveymonkey.com/r/

KMDMMMF

RCP

Representatives from the Law

Enforcement Support Office

(LESO) visited Colorado during

the last week of April to con-

duct a Program Compliance

Review (PCR). As part of the

state review, 27 agencies were

visited and reviewed.

LESO conducts PCRs for each

state every two years. The pur-

pose is to ensure that state

coordinators and law enforce-

ment agencies in the state are

compliant with the terms and

conditions of the LESO 1033

Program.

Regular PCRs enhance the

accountability of the program

through oversight and review.

They provide an opportunity for

local agencies to connect with

the federal level administrators,

as well as a chance to demon-

strate how the program bene-

fits each community.

During a PCR, the LESO team

reviews each agency’s paper-

work, physically inspects 1033

equipment, and addresses

questions and issues.

The PCR provides a reminder

about the importance of keep-

ing accurate and complete

records of 1033 equipment.

What is the system that your

agency uses to track equip-

ment? How do you track equip-

ment that has been issued out

to an officer?

To track 1033 equipment, it is

recommended that agencies

use the Equipment Custody

Receipt provided by LESO. You

may download and modify

these forms to suit your needs.

We are proud to report that

each agency reviewed and the

State of Colorado overall are

compliant.

The LESO team thanked the

participating agencies for their

thorough preparation with the

availability of LESO program

equipment and documentation.

They thank each of the 27 fully

compliant agencies for their

cooperation and support.

We in the Colorado 1033 office

thank all the participating agen-

cies for their hard work prepar-

ing for the PCR, their generosity

with their time, and their wel-

coming attitudes toward the

LESO team.

Colorado 1033 Program Compliance Review Completed

Page 2 Colorado 1033 and 1122 Programs

Do you need an all

terrain vehicle?

How about a mule?

Search in the DLA

Business Portal

for NSN

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Colorado Agencies Selected for LESO Program Compliance Review

Archuleta County Sheriff’s Office Arvada Police Department

Auraria Police Department Avon Police Department

Bayfield Marshal’s Office Cedaredge Police Department

Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office Colorado Springs Police Department

De Beque Marshal’s Office Delta Police Department

Eagle County Sheriff’s Office Glenwood Springs Police Department

Green Mountain Falls Police Department Greenwood Village Police Department

Hotchkiss Marshal’s Office Idaho Springs Police Department

La Plata County Sheriff’s Office Manitou Springs Police Department

Monte Vista Police Department Palisade Police Department

Rifle Police Department Rio Grande County Sheriff’s Office

Saguache County Sheriff’s Office Sheridan Police Department

Teller County Sheriff’s Office Thornton Police Department

Woodland Park Police Department

Volume 2, Issue 1 Page 3

Colorado Agencies use 1033 Equipment to Rescue Citizens

It may be hard to believe that just a few months ago our state was covered in snow. Multiple agencies in Colorado used equipment from

the 1033 Program to rescue citizens during snow storms over the winter. Check out the news stories.

Elizabeth Fire Rescue

Aurora Police Department

Fun and Games Trivia Corner

Where can you find this stylish Mayor’s residence?

Answer on page 4.

1033 and 1122 Programs

700 Kipling St

Ste 2000

Lakewood, CO 80215

Phone: 303-239-5776

Fax: 303-239-5775

E-mail:

cdps_1033_1122@state.co.us

Find us online at:

www.colorado.gov/

csp/1033

www.colorado.gov/

csp/1122

Colorado State Patrol

Saving Local Governments Money

The Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO)

within the Department of Defense (DoD), De-

fense Logistics Agency, facilitates the 1033

program. This program allows transfer of excess

DoD property that might otherwise be destroyed

to law enforcement agencies across the United

States.

Section 1122 of the National Defense Authori-

zation Act authorizes state and local agencies

to purchase equipment and supplies in support

of counter-drug, homeland security, and emer-

gency response activities through federal

sources of supply. Agencies can take advantage

of the volume buying power of the Federal Gov-

ernment for low prices.

Is it time to change the Points

of Contact for your organiza-

tion?

Are you ready to transfer or

turn in equipment?

Do you need a squishy stress

reliever?

We look forward to the oppor-

tunity to chat with you about

the 1033 and 1122 Pro-

grams.

Would you like pointers on

searching for particular

items?

Jovita and Alice will be at the

Colorado Association of

Chiefs of Police (CACP) Con-

ference in Grand Junction on

June 22-23, 2016.

Stop by our exhibit booth to

meet the voices on the other

end of the phone in person.

Say Hello at the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police Conference

We are excited to talk about

your challenges and success-

es with the programs, and to

learn how to serve you better.

Answer: Be sure to stop by the Mayor’s place when you visit the Hotchkiss Marshal’s Office at the Hotchkiss Town Hall.

Fun and Gams Trivia Answer

The Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) has a new look and a new address for their

website. Check it out for helpful links, forms, and instructions for the 1033 Program.

New LESO Website