Daniel Huse
Emergency Management Director
Daniel Huse joined the Douglas County Sheriff's Office in late 2007. Dan came from Lincoln, Neb. where he served as Emergency Response Coordinator. Some of his duties included: homeland security, grant managment, planning, training, exercise design, hazardous materials and emergency response. Prior to his job in Lincoln, Dan had a private law practice in St. Louis, Missouri.
Dan graduated from Saint Louis University with Bachelor's degrees in Political Science and Pschology. He also earned his juris doctor from Ohio Northern University. He holds certifications in hazardous materials and EMT.
Tim Johnson
Emergency Management Coordinator
Tim Johnson has been with Douglas County since 2001. He previously worked as a Classification Specialist in the Detention Center. Prior to coming to Douglas County, Tim was the Law Enforcement Academy Director for the Larimer County Sheriff's Office in Fort Collins. Tim is also a former Air Force Instructor Pilot, and Senior Search and Rescue Coordinator.
Tim's duties include coordination, facilitation and collaboration of incident management in Douglas County. He works with all agencies and partners, public and private, to ensure effective and responsive emergency management is provided to the citizens of Douglas County.
Tim graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a Bachelor's degree in Geography. He also holds a Master's degree in Human Behavior from National University.
Ed Seal
Emergency Management Coordinator
Ed Seal has been with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office since October 1988. Ed has worked in Patrol, Training and the Professional Standards Section of the Sheriff’s Office. Prior to coming to Douglas County, Ed worked for the Louisiana State Prison system as a Corrections Sergeant. Ed is also a retired Army Captain, having served in the first Persian Gulf War as a Military Police Commander.
Ed graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University with an Associate's degree in Law Enforcement and a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice.
Ed’s duties include coordination of emergency management resources, both within and when necessary, outside the county. As the senior Hazmat Technician, Ed is also responsible for the Sheriff’s Office Hazmat Team’s management and training.
Windy Rodgers
Secretary
Windy Rodgers has been with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office since 2006. She comes to the Emergency Management Division from the Records Division. Prior to coming to Douglas County, she worked in operations for Home Depot. She was a peer trainer, auditor and assisted the Loss Prevention Team. Windy is from Illinois where she worked in the medical field and received her Associate's degree and certificate in Law Enforcement Criminal Justice.
Some of her duties as an Emergency Management Secretary include: maintaining the Special Needs Registry, working closely with the Emergency Management Coordinators and Director along with other agencies in the County and state, and performing a variety of clerical duties. Windy is here to help the citizens of Douglas County have a great working relationship with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.