Public safety relies on systems that function reliably, communicate clearly, and adapt as needs evolve. Technology plays a critical role in the infrastructure that supports these efforts, particularly when coordination and responsiveness matter most.
This panel brings together leaders from local government, the justice system, and technology to discuss how modern tools and platforms are strengthening public safety infrastructure. The conversation will explore topics such as emergency communications, system modernization, and cross-agency coordination, with an emphasis on building solutions that are secure, resilient, and grounded in public trust.
This session offers an opportunity to hear from leaders working at the intersection of technology and public safety infrastructure, and to better understand how Colorado is approaching the future of these critical systems.
Moderator: Stephanie O’Malley, Associate Vice Chancellor of Government Relations and Community Affairs, University of Denver, and former Denver Safety Director
Panelists:
- Denver District Attorney John Walsh
- Al Gardner, Executive Director, Denver Department of Safety
- Andre McGregor, Founder and CEO, ForceMetrics
- Chandy Gosh, Chief Operating Officer and General Manager, Sinch Emergency Services