A student experiencing suicidal thoughts is now receiving counseling after someone used Safe2Tell to ask for help, and another report enabled school officials to intervene after a student allegedly assaulted a classmate and threatened their life. Those interventions are among the 672 reports received by Safe2Tell in June, according to the Colorado Attorney General’s Office’s monthly report released today. The program has now received 28,711 reports during the 2025-26 school year.

“Safe2Tell is built on a simple idea: when people speak up, we can step in before a situation becomes a tragedy. The reports we received in June are a powerful reminder that concerns about safety and mental health don’t end when the school year does. Safe2Tell is available throughout the summer because every Coloradan should know there’s always a trusted way to help someone in need, prevent harm, and connect people with the support they deserve.” – AG Weiser