2020 CATI Conference
Each year, the Colorado Auto Theft Investigators Conference is made possible through grant funding from the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority. The 2020 CATI Conference will take place in Colorado Springs, Colorado from April 19th through the 23rd.
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Conference Location
"Known as Little London in its early days, the city was founded in 1871 as a resort town by Civil War hero, General William J Palmer. Today, Olympic City USA is home to more than 55 unique things to see and do. Enjoy stunning natural scenery, endless blue skies and exciting choices for outdoor adventure." - Colorado.com
The Conference will be held at the Great Wolf Lodge. This hotel will be the epicenter of the 2020 CATI Conference. This is where registration, the President's Reception, awards banquet, and training classes will take place.
The Conference will be held at the Great Wolf Lodge. This hotel will be the epicenter of the 2020 CATI Conference. This is where registration, the President's Reception, awards banquet, and training classes will take place.
Great Wolf Lodge
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Reservations:
If you are paying for your own reservation (i.e. you did not receive a scholarship), please use this link to book your reservation at discounted prices. |
Classes and Schedule
Keep checking back for the conference agenda. It will be posted here as soon as it is announced. Contact Training Coordinator Joni Tangeman with any questions. Some changes and/or additions may be made to the schedule.
Registration
The 2020 CATI Conference registration fee is $150 if registered and paid by February 1, 2020. On February 1st, the registration fee will increase to $175. There are 170 scholarships available on a first come, first serve basis available to Colorado peace officers, analysts, and administrative technicians employed by law enforcement agencies or Colorado insurance investigators. Out-of-state law enforcement personnel and insurance investigators are eligible for any remaining scholarships. Scholarships cover registration and hotel fees. Please complete the appropriate registration form below. If registering and paying for multiple attendees, please complete the 2020 CATI Conference Registration (Paid) form with all of the attendees' information (i.e. name, title, agency, email, phone) and submit total payment ($150 per attendee). If you need to pay with a check, please contact Training Coordinator Joni Tangeman.
Invoice: If you need an invoice for payment, please complete the 2020 CATI Conference Registration (Paid) form for each person and email Treasurer Beth Daniel.
Invoice: If you need an invoice for payment, please complete the 2020 CATI Conference Registration (Paid) form for each person and email Treasurer Beth Daniel.
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VendorsThe Colorado Auto Theft Investigators will be hosting its 44th Annual Rocky Mountain Vehicle Crimes Training Seminar in 2019. This seminar will attract law enforcement auto theft investigators, insurance fraud investigators, related public officials, and private industry executives from around the state and beyond. This year's attendance is expected to be approximately 150 with representatives from many different jurisdictions. CATI was formed in 1973 with a mission to promote communication and training among investigators in law enforcement, the insurance industry, public officials, and related private industries.
For donations of $100, you will be given the opportunity of attending the President's Reception on Monday night. For $150, you may also attend Sunday evening's registration from 16:00-19:00. A $200 donation will allow you to attend both events and provides you with opportunities for the remainder of the week. If you would like to become a vendor, please complete the form below and submit payment. Please contact Joni Tangeman with any questions. |
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Yearly Awards
The following awards are presented each year at the conference. Please contact any board member with questions or nomination information.
Deputy Micah Flick Investigator of the Year Award
This award is intended to recognize a sworn or civilian investigator(s) who has made a significant impact on motor vehicle crimes through their investigative skills, sheer determination to ensure justice is served, and cooperation with other investigating agencies or individuals, whether they are public, private, or governmental entities. This award honors El Paso Deputy Micah Flick who was killed in the line of duty investigating a motor vehicle theft on February 5, 2018. Deputy Flick was assigned to BATTLE and was an active member of CATI.
CATI Investigation of the Year Award
This award is intended to recognize the sworn and/or civilian investigator(s) who participated in a significant motor vehicle and kindred crimes investigation which was multi-jurisdictional, national, or international in scope.
CATI Officer/Trooper/Deputy of the Year Award
This award is intended to recognize an officer/trooper/deputy who has made a significant impact on motor vehicle crimes through their investigative skills, sheer determination to ensure justice is served, and cooperation with other investigating agencies or individuals, whether they are public, private, or governmental entities.
CATI Executive Board Award for Heroism
This award is intended to recognize any CATI member who, during or after the course of a motor vehicle crime investigation, places themselves in the path of imminent harm for the protection or rescue of any sworn or civilian investigator/officer/trooper/deputy or non-associated civilian.
CATI Executive Board Distinguished Merit Award
This award is intended to recognize any CATI member(s) who has demonstrated CATI's primary mission:
- To unite the public, law enforcement, and insurance industry investigators with the prevention and investigation of motor vehicle thefts and kindred crimes;
- To promote the exchange of investigative information;
- To create a forum for better communication among investigators in Colorado, the Rocky Mountain region, and the nation;
- To assist the CATI Executive Board by demonstrating a willingness to improve their research and investigative talents related to motor vehicle crimes;
- To bring credit upon CATI, themselves, and their agency or business by always cooperating with individuals and investigative agencies requesting their assistance.
