Southern Colorado Chapter
This group is open to all AmCon members but geographically focuses on Southern Colorado. Our mission is to bring like-minded patriots together and create a network of reliable allies helping each other prepare for whatever comes next. We are Americans from different backgrounds working toward the common goal of better preparing ourselves as individuals and as a community.
Prepare. Mobilize. Defend.
Getting involved in local government is crucial to help our communities navigate the times ahead. Colorado Springs has a monthly online meeting for citizens concerned with local law enforcement and this is an excellent opportunity to let your voice be heard. Please see the link below for info on how you can participate.
Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission
Description
A Commission to advise and recommend areas and topics of study related to police operations, best practices, and resource allocation, solicit public input, and promote
improved relationships between the citizens and the Police Department.
MISSION
The mission of the Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission (LETAC) is to make recommendations to City Council which would promote improved understanding and relationships between the police department and the public. To accomplish this, the Commission will:
GOALS
• provide a conduit for the concerns and needs of both citizens and the police department to be shared and discussed with City Council;
• analyze and provide feedback to City Council with other policy recommendations; and,
• assist City Council with budget, appropriation, and resource allocation recommendations utilizing data-driven audits of law enforcement performance.
https://coloradosprings.gov/city-council/article/public-notice/law-enforcement-transparency
Thanks for your interest in the South Colorado Chapter of American Contingency!
For the security of all our members, we do require all members be vetted by AmCon HQ and to have a Proton Mail account. If you're unsure whether you've been vetted or are in the process, feel free to reach out to us.
Please contact us at:
[email protected]
if you're interested in joining our group or have any questions.
Prepare. Mobilize. Defend.
1. Not Planning
2. Being Unrealistic
3. Not Expecting the Unexpected
4. Growing the Wrong Food
5. Not Developing the Right Skills
Do you agree? Share the biggest mistake you made as a new homesteader/prepper below!
https://15acrehomestead.com/mistakes-homesteaders-make/
