Mission Statement

Organized to promote fitness among the local law enforcement, firefighters, customs and corrections community and dedicated to the proposition of raising funds for participation in sanctioned athletic competitions.

Join the Pikes Peak Police Fire Athletics today.....Download Application

To express interest in the Vancouver, BC World Police and Fire Games
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LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

July 31 through August 10, 2009 we will once again have an opportunity to challenge ourselves physically and mentally in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada for the 2009 World Police & Fire Games. We will compete against some of the best athletes our professions offers. These competitors are world class athletes and as in past Games, Colorado Springs athletes have shined as bright as the Games' torch.

Since the 1991 Games, held in Memphis, Colorado Springs public safety athletes have brought home Gold, Silver and Bronze in swimming, boxing weight lifting, cycling, archery, wrist wrestling, small and large bore shooting, karate, golf and the muster. These Games are open to all active and retired personnel who meet the criteria set by the WPFG Federation. I look forward to working with the athletes planning to attend the Games.

Please make a copy of the application for the Pikes Peak Police & Fire Athletes, fill it out, mail to the address given, athletes will be eligible for financial assistance for the 2009 Games. Please visit the Games web site at http://www.2009wpfg.ca/index.shtml go to the right hand corner of the page, click on English for Game information. We look forward to seeing a large contingency from the US in Canada in 2009.

MEET THE CURRENT BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES

A board of representatives was then formed consisting of six members, two from the Colorado Springs Police Department, Colorado Springs Fire Department and the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, as well as three committees: Guidelines/Rules, Athletes Training, and Uniform. The representatives were Rich Resling and Steve Pugsley from CSPD, Andrew Collins and Diane Anderson from CSFD, Carmen Santiago and Teri Johnson from EPSO. The PPPFA quickly gained approval and support from the departments top management.