4th Annual Colorado Damage Prevention Safety Summit – 2018

Please join the The Colorado Damage Prevention Action Team for the 4th annual Colorado Damage Prevention Safety Summit on September 18th and 19th, 2018.

The 2018 Damage Prevention Safety Summit will include legislative and safety sessions, (New for 2018) a ‘Mock-Line-Strike’ demonstration, as well as an opportunity to meet some of Colorado's top vendors and safe excavation leaders.The 2018 Colorado Damage Prevention Safety Summit will be held on September 18th at the Sheraton Hotel (Lakewood) and September 19th at Jefferson County Fairgrounds.

Safety Summit Online Registration:

Register & easily pay online. Registration fees will increase, please RSVP as early as possible

Attendee Registration

Sponsorship & Vendors

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If none of these sponsorship packages fit your needs, please contact Alicia Hays at:
ahays@co811.org or (720) 385-7291.

Sponsor & Vendor Registration

Location Information:

Call before September 16, 2018 to receive the locked room rate of $ 149.00 per night. Group code: Colorado 811.

Online Reservations  |   Phone: (303) 987-2000

Use The Group code: Colorado 811

 

The mission of the Colorado Damage Prevention Action Team is to work in partnership with Colorado 811 and Colorado Damage Prevention Councils to create content that educates, informs and inspires all interested parties striving to work together to keep people safe, reduce damages to underground facilities, and promote the use of the One-Call System throughout Colorado.

For questions regarding sponsorship or vendor information, please contact Alicia Hays at:
ahays@co811.org or (720) 385-7291.

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Colorado Damage Prevention Action Team (CDPAT)

2301 Wulfsohn Road
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

Chery Earnest – CDPAT Treasurer – 970-384-6352 – chery.earnest@cogs.us

Fed ID #: 47-3105791

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