About HeartSafe

As the Public Information Officer for Clear Creek County, Megan Hiler-Wilson is driven by a deep commitment to the safety and well-being of her community. With a background in broadcast journalism, she views clear communication as a vital tool for connection, ensuring residents remain informed and supported during the moments that matter most.

Whether she is coordinating emergency alerts or championing digital accessibility, Megan's work is centered on the belief that a well-informed community is a resilient one. A bone marrow donor and regular blood donor, Megan is personally invested in the health and vitality of her neighbors.

Jesse's background combines public safety and facility management. For two years, he has served as the Director of Facility Operations at the Clear Creek Metropolitan Recreation District (CCMRD), overseeing aquatics, lifeguards, and facility maintenance. Concurrently, for three years, he has been an American Red Cross Lifeguard Instructor, certifying new lifeguards, co-workers, and community members.

Before this, Jesse gained extensive experience in law enforcement and public service. He worked in Corrections for the State of Colorado, developing skills in crisis management and security, preceded by service as a Patrol Officer in Norfolk, Virginia. His law enforcement background provided valuable experience in community interaction, emergency response, and maintaining secure environments, all highly transferable to public facility management and patron safety. He is enthusiastic about expanding his duties to include the future Clear Creek County Sports Shooting Range.

Clarissa Boggs-Blake is an experienced emergency management and fire service professional based in Clear Creek County, Colorado. She serves as the Emergency Management Director for the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office and is a volunteer Captain with Evergreen Fire/Rescue. With over a decade in the fire service and extensive experience in public health preparedness and emergency management, Clarissa specializes in incident coordination, resource allocation and prioritization, response and recovery planning, and public information.

Clarissa is passionate about strengthening community resilience and is committed to helping Clear Creek County become a “Heartsafe” community — expanding access to lifesaving resources, improving cardiac emergency response, and empowering residents with the knowledge and tools to act when seconds matter.

Clark currently operates as the Clinical Education Captain for Clear Creek EMS. His EMS career started in 2009 at the age of 17 in Virginia. Since then he has worked in a combination of rural, urban, and austere environments. Clark began working at Clear Creek EMS in 2018 and has spent a considerable amount of time working with other members of CCEMS to improve outcomes from sudden cardiac arrest. He is excited to help lead this team and community to “Heartsafe” status and provide the residents of Clear Creek County with the necessary tools and structure to increase positive outcomes from cardiac arrest.