ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO DAMAGE PREVENTION COUNCILS
EIN 84-2926140 · Safety Education (M40)
What they do
A- 2024 Denver Metro Area Damage Prevention Awareness Golf Event. 132 Excavation and Utility Stakeholders Attended From The Front Range In Colorado. This Annual Program Event is Presented for Underground Utility Damage Prevention Education and Awareness for Excavation Stakeholders. A Brief Presentation is Provided to Cover Key Points In The Colorado One Call Law, Excavation and Safety Best Practices, and Notable One Call Center Operational Changes. B- 2024 Denver Metro Area Damage Prevention Awareness Breakfast. Around 200 Excavation and Utility Stakeholders Attended From The Front Range. This Annual Program Event is Presented for Underground Utility Damage Prevention Education and Awareness for Excavation Stakeholders. A Presentation is Provided to Cover Key Points In The Colorado One Call Law, Excavation and Safety Best Practices, and Notable One Call Center Operational Changes.
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ContactBarry MillerAccountant
In care of% DAVID R DIGIACOMO
Mailing address8601 W CROSS DR UNIT F5 PMB 179, LITTLETON, CO 80123-2200
Main phone(303) 601-5937Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- February 2020
- County
- Jefferson
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