Thank you for visiting the Diana for Denver website and reviewing the Privacy Policy. We are committed to the privacy of the visitors to this website. This policy addresses the collection, use and security of information that may be obtained through use of the Diana for Denver website, and access to that information.

During your visit to the Diana for Denver website, we gather and store the following information about your visit. This information does not identify you personally.

1. The Internet Protocol (IP) address and domain name used. The IP address is a number assigned to your Internet service provider or to your computer. We use the IP to direct Web site content to you. This address can be translated to determine the domain name of your service provider.
2. The Web browser you used.
3. The Operating system you used.
4. The date and time you visited the website.
5. The webpages or services you accessed at the website.
6. The website you visited before coming to the Diana for Denver website.

This information is collected and analyzed to improve the content of our web content and services.

The Diana for Denver website does not collect personal information unless the visitor voluntarily provides information by sending an email or completing an online form.

We use the information collected to respond to your query or complete the service you have requested. We may also use information for marketing purposes. All information, including email information, address information or phone numbers may be shared internally with the Diana for Denver campaign. The information will not be distributed externally. 

Diana for Denver does not:

• Provide personal information to private organizations; or
• Share any personal information with other agencies or persons

Cookies are small text files generated by the Web server and stored on the visitor's computer. Cookies can be read by the Web server to determine if a particular Web page has already been visited or when the visitor last accessed the website. An example would be for an online survey where a cookie could be used to tell the Web server that a particular visitor has already completed the survey. Cookies do not contain personal information and are not used to mine data.

The Diana for Denver uses industry standard practices to safeguard the confidentiality of your personal identifiable information, including "firewalls" and encryption (Secure Socket Layer) technology. We employ many different security techniques to protect such data from unauthorized access. "Perfect" security however, does not exist on the Internet. Unless a particular Web page on the Diana for Denver website indicates that encryption technology is being used, the user should not assume that information submitted through that Web page to the Diana for Denver Web server will be treated as confidential. Visual cues (an unbroken key or locked lock) report to the visitor that the online service is secure through a given Web page. If a user submits information to the Diana for Denver Web server through a Web page containing visual indicators of active encryption technology, Diana for Denver will take all reasonable precautions to safeguard the confidentiality of such information, but shall nevertheless not be held liable for any injury caused by the disclosure of that information, whether caused by security breach, accident, inadvertence or any other act resulting in disclosure.

Unauthorized attempts to upload information or change information on this Web site are strictly prohibited and may be punishable under all state Computer Trespass laws and federal statutes including the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 and the National Information Infrastructure Protection Act.