EMS Day at the Capitol
Experience EMS Day at the Capitol—an immersive, action-driven day designed for Colorado EMS professionals to advocate, engage, and advance EMS priorities at the state Capitol.
Event Features
Morning Briefing & Statehouse Recognition
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Attendees gather for a morning briefing to prepare for the day’s advocacy efforts.
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The group receives recognition in both the Senate and House chambers, raising visibility of EMS before legislators.
Legislative Engagement
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Participants meet individually with Senate and House members to discuss ongoing EMS challenges and initiatives.
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These discussions are intended to deepen understanding and support for EMS across the state.
Policy Presentations & Advocacy Sessions
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Hosted within a state agency or Capitol-adjacent conference space, these sessions feature presentations and discussions on current EMS policy issues—such as funding, regulatory matters, and system innovations.
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Attendees hear directly from EMS leaders, lobbyists, and experts to better understand and influence key legislative topics.
Evening Legislative Reception
Continuing Education Credits
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EMS Day attendees can earn continuing education (CE) credits toward Colorado and National Registry recertification.
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CEUs are awarded across the components of the day—legislative meetings, presentations, and the reception.
Why It Matters
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Visibility: Highlight EMS contributions and priorities within the legislative process.
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Connection: Forge meaningful relationships between EMS professionals and policymakers.
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Education: Equip attendees with insights into policy, funding, and advocacy strategies.
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Recognition: Acknowledge the critical role EMS plays in public safety and health.
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