About Us

Who We Are

The Colorado Crime Analysis Association (CCAA) is a professional association and non-profit organization that exists to support Colorado law enforcement analysts through networking and training. Membership consists of analytical professionals from over 40 law enforcement agencies across Colorado, as well as private sector and student members.

Meet the Executive Board

Executive Board

Beginning with the new membership year (starting August 2019), the CCAA will meet quarterly for training and networking. Members who are unable to make a training in-person are able to join via video conferencing. For more information, log into the member-only site or contact any board member.

Meetings (MemberS-Only)

Previous Trainings and Meetings

A Sample of Previous Trainings

Active Player Program (Presenter Craig Spingarn, DPD)
ATICC Hot Sheets and Database (Presenter CSP Sgt. Scott Casey)
ATICC Repository (Presenter Lisa Frank)
Automated Pattern Bulletins (Presenter David Richardson)
Court Preparation and Testimony (Presenter Roger Cain, RMIN)
GIS Methods for Targeting Serial Offenders (Presenter David Richardson)
IBM i2 - Analyst Notebook (Presenter Maria Lunn)
Jessica Ridgeway Case Review (Presenter WPD Cmdr. Todd Reeves)
Jessica Ridgeway Lessons Learned for Crime Analysts (Presenter Laura Pettee)
LexisNexis Crime Analysis Products (Presenters Mark Loizzo and Josh Levin)
Lumen (Presenter Nick Coult)
Lumen - Going Beyond the Basics (Presenters Susan Land and Brian Strock)
Microsoft OneNote (Presenter Thornton PD Sgt. Chris Fusetti)
N-DEx (Presenter David Pennypacker, FBI)
Oklahoma City Bombing: Investigative Analyst Briefing (Presenter FBI Agent Jon Hersley)
Predictive Analytics for Real World Analysts (Presenter Josh Levin)
Risk Terrain Modeling (RTM) for Motor Vehicle Thefts (Presenters David Richardson and Renata Contogiannis)
Sexually Exploited Children (Presenter Erin Seike, FBI)
San Bernardino Shootings (Presenter Paul Cook, Retired San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department)