Volunteer Vitals
Shift Shenanigans
Scene Schematics
No-Nos
Collaboration Station
100

This is mandatory for a volunteer to attend monthly.

2. What is the best day of the month?! The meetings!

100

This is the person who is always available to answer your questions or debrief a case.

7. Your on call staff member!

100

This type of weapon is not allowed to be brought on scene.

13. What is a gun?

100

This is something you should never do while on call. 

12. What is drinking or using drugs?

100

These describes the only agencies we respond for.

27. What is APD, SOM, EPD, WRPD, MPD, MVPD, LSPD, GPD

200

These are things that an advocate must do on their own each year

3 & 4. What are ride alongs and 6 hours of ongoing education?

200

This is what you should do if you can't work your shift.

15. Get it covered

200

This describes our dress code.

14. Expected to dress neat; no jeans, no flip flops.

200

This is something you should never do in order to avoid becoming a witness. 

22. What is giving your full name in a report or having information for the officer that the victim didn’t directly report.?

Explain limited confidentiality to your victim

200

This describes the length of intervention VOI provides.

30. Short-term crisis intervention only. Refer to proper agency.

300

These are things that are checked annually. 

5. What are fingerprints and police records?

300

This describes the pager protocol when multiple calls come in

6. What is primary determines the call, responds to the thread with information, then secondary is on pager. If both go out, the staff person is on pager.

300

This is the time limit given to respond on scene from when you are dispatched (list exceptions).

16. What is 20 minutes? 

Except Arvada and Morrison, except when there is weather.

300

This is something you should never do in regards to confidentiality

18. What is talking to the media, giving detailed information to people other than those involved, posting on social media, or having conversations in public about a case. 

300

This describes how to settle conflict.

31. Directly as possible. Then get more help if needed.

400

This describes the amount of shifts and the shift time range advocates are responsible for.

10. 4-6 shifts a month.

5pm-8am M-F

24 hours weekends and holidays

400

This is what you must do after a call.

17. Submit a Volunteer Log

400

This is our number one priority on scene!

26. Advocate Safety!

400

This describes something you should never do in regards to boundaries with a victim.

28. You should never exchange personal information.

29. Never advocate for someone you know

400

VOI will NOT do this to a volunteer that is making a complaint.

32. What is retaliate?

500

This needs to be signed at each meeting.

11. Monthly time record

500

This describes something I have to take into my personal life.

23. What is being a mandated reporter?

500

Types of calls you are required to contact the on-call staff person immediately

8. What is an atypical call? (i.e. Police Command staff is present, human trafficking, homicide, OIS)

500

This is advice you should never give.

25. What is legal advice?

500

This describes what you should do prior to any fundraising efforts.

35. Notify the executive director and make sure we can accept the funds :)

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