Larimer County CO Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court
Larimer County, Colorado · Fort Collins jail, booking, bond and court guide
Find a Larimer County Arrest and Verify the Court Disposition
Use the Sheriff’s current-inmate search for custody, the booking and release reports for recent activity, and the Colorado court docket for the formal criminal case.
This guide also covers incident records, booking photos, warrants, bonds, video visits, digital mail, calls, deposits, public defense, victim services, CBI checks and record sealing.
LARIMER RECORD ROUTER
VERIFYING
INMATE INFORMATION
JAIL ID
JAIL
REPORT
COURT
8TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
RESULT VERIFIED
BOOKING + CASE MATCHED
An arrest is not a conviction. A jail entry shows custody and allegations. Prosecutors can amend or decline charges, and the court can dismiss a case, acquit the defendant or enter another disposition.
Current inmate
Search with at least two surname letters.
Recent booking report
Generally shows the past three days.
Local arrest summary
Sheriff records go back to 2005.
Final court result
Request it from Larimer Combined Courts.
Official review
Procedures checked July 29, 2026.
Which Larimer County record answers your question?
JAIL SEARCH
Is the person in custody?
Find the date of birth, Jail ID, inmate number, charges, bond, agency and upcoming court date.
Use first after a recent arrest.
SHERIFF OR POLICE REPORT
What did officers report?
Request the incident report, booking photo, CAD notes, 911 audio or other releasable records.
Use the agency that created the report.
COMBINED COURTS
What happened to the charge?
Confirm the filed offense, hearings, dismissal, plea, judgment, sentence and case status.
The court record controls the outcome.
COLORADO CBI
What appears statewide?
Use a Colorado name-based or fingerprint-supported criminal-history review.
County jail data is not statewide history.
Most reliable workflow: Search the current inmate, save the Jail ID and agency case number, locate the court docket and obtain the official disposition before relying on the arrest.
How to search a Larimer County Jail inmate
Open the official Sheriff inmate search
The tool searches people currently held at Larimer County Jail.
Open Larimer County Inmate Search
Enter at least two letters of the last name
The search will not run with fewer than two surname letters.
Use a broad surname search first
Do not add the full first name until you review the initial results.
Click each plausible name
Similar names can belong to different people.
Verify the date of birth
Use the birth date before sending money or treating the result as a match.
Save the Jail ID and inmate number
These identifiers are used for bonds and custody questions.
Save the agency and agency case number
The arresting agency normally holds the detailed incident report.
Read every charge line
Note the authority, warrant or docket number, bond type, bond amount and whether the charge is resolved.
Record every upcoming court date
Save the date, time, case number and whether the appearance is at Fort Collins or Loveland.
Call for a current update when necessary
Use 970-498-5200 when processing, release or transfer information is unclear.
Use current custody, bookings and releases correctly
Current inmates
Shows people presently listed in Larimer County Jail custody.
Recent bookings
Filter recent arrests by day and arresting agency. The public report generally covers the past three days.
Recent releases
Review immediate, pending and recent releases. Daily release details generally cover the past three days.
| Tool | Useful for | Not a substitute for |
|---|---|---|
| Current inmate search | Present custody, Jail ID, charges, bond and court dates. | Historical arrest record or final court disposition. |
| Booking report | Recent arrest date, location, officer, agency, charge and bond. | Complete arrest history beyond the report window. |
| Release report | Release date, time and reason for a recent custody event. | Proof that the underlying criminal case was dismissed. |
| Incident blotter | Sheriff calls and incidents by date, time and location. | A complete incident report or every municipal police call. |
A release from jail does not tell you whether the case remains pending. Continue to the Colorado court docket and obtain the final disposition.
Understand each Larimer County inmate field
| Field | What it identifies | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jail ID | The person in the Larimer jail system. | The final criminal outcome. | Use it for bond and custody questions. |
| Inmate number | A jail identifier associated with the inmate. | Every listed charge belongs to one court case. | Save it with the Jail ID. |
| Arrested at | The displayed arrest date and time. | The complete incident timeline. | Compare it with the agency report. |
| Agency | The law-enforcement agency linked to the arrest. | The Sheriff’s Records Department holds the report. | Request the report from that agency. |
| Agency case number | The arresting agency’s event or report file. | The court uses the same number. | Include it in the police-record request. |
| Charge description | An allegation or custody authority entered in jail. | The prosecutor filed that exact offense. | Locate the criminal complaint or case docket. |
| Warrant or docket number | A warrant, court or agency reference connected to custody. | The matter is still active. | Confirm through the issuing court. |
| Bond type and amount | A release condition for that charge or case. | Payment clears every hold. | Review all charges before posting bond. |
| Resolved | The jail lists a custody charge as resolved. | Dismissal, acquittal or a particular court result. | Obtain the official disposition. |
| Upcoming court date | A court setting received by the jail. | The date has not changed. | Recheck the Judicial Branch docket. |
Confirm the correct person before using an arrest record
Full first and last name match
Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent
Date of birth matches
Jail ID or inmate number matches another record
Arrest date matches the known incident
Agency case number matches the police report
Court case follows the same arrest
Charges and location are consistent
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a specific person.
Why a Larimer County inmate may not appear
Booking is still in progress
Fingerprints, medical screening, property intake and warrant checks can delay the public entry.
The person was released quickly
Check the release report, recent booking report and court docket.
The name is entered differently
Try the surname alone, maiden name, former name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person is held outside Larimer County
Search the county or city where the person was actually booked.
The person was transferred
Transfers are not announced in advance. Check the new agency after the move occurs.
The person is on a detoxification hold
The Sheriff explains that a person can sometimes be temporarily held for detoxification without being under arrest.
The incident involved a juvenile
Juvenile information is restricted and may not appear in the adult public search.
The record was sealed
Court-sealed records are excluded from normal public access.
Custody-confirmation call script
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is processing, held, released, transferred or listed under another name or identifier?
Larimer County Jail information: 970-498-5200
Follow the Larimer County case in the correct order
Law-enforcement incident
The Sheriff’s Office, Fort Collins Police, Loveland Police, Colorado State Patrol or another agency creates the investigation record.
Jail intake
Staff verify identity, collect property, complete screening and enter the custody authority.
Bond and first judicial action
The court addresses release conditions, protection orders and the next appearance.
District Attorney review
The Eighth Judicial District Attorney decides what charges to file, amend or decline.
County or District Court
Misdemeanors generally proceed in County Court, while felonies generally proceed in District Court.
Pretrial proceedings
The case may include advisements, discovery, motions, negotiations and hearings.
Final disposition
Each charge may end through dismissal, plea, acquittal, conviction, sentence or another court order.
Correction or sealing
Incorrect data can be challenged, while legally eligible records may later be sealed.
Which agency holds each Larimer County record?
| Record needed | Likely custodian | What to provide | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current custody | Larimer County Jail | Name, birth date, Jail ID and inmate number. | Calling the court for current housing. |
| Sheriff incident report | Larimer County Sheriff Records | Agency case number, date, location and involved name. | Requesting an active filed case from LCSO when it must go through the DA. |
| Fort Collins police report | Fort Collins Police Services | FCPS case number and incident details. | Assuming the jail owns the arrest narrative. |
| Loveland police report | Loveland Police Department | LPD report number, date and location. | Sending the request to the Sheriff’s Office. |
| Local arrest summary | Larimer County Sheriff Records | Full name and date of birth. | Treating it as a complete Colorado background check. |
| Court disposition | Larimer County Combined Courts | Court case number or precise defendant details. | Asking Sheriff Records for the final disposition. |
| Colorado criminal history | Colorado Bureau of Investigation | Name and birth date or fingerprints. | Using a county jail search as statewide history. |
Order a Larimer County arrest or charge-summary report
The Sheriff’s Arrest Record/Charge Summary lists Larimer County Jail bookings or charges filed by the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office. The published history goes back to 2005.
Confirm the local report fits your purpose
This is not a statewide CBI report and does not contain official court dispositions.
Collect the full first and last name
The Sheriff’s Records Department also requires the date of birth.
Open the Sheriff Records page
Locate the Arrest Record/Charge Summary form.
Open Sheriff Records
Complete the entire request
Sign the required pecuniary-gain statement.
Pay the search fee in advance
The current nonrefundable search fee is $7.50.
Allow for per-page charges
Released pages currently cost $0.25 each.
Choose delivery
Completed records can be mailed, faxed, emailed or picked up.
Request the disposition from the court
Call 970-494-3500 or use the court-record request form.
| Record service | Search fee | Additional charge |
|---|---|---|
| General Sheriff record request | $7.50 nonrefundable | $0.25 per released page |
| Arrest Record/Charge Summary | $7.50 nonrefundable | $0.25 per released page |
| Inmate file | $7.50 nonrefundable | $0.25 per page; inmate authorization and notarization required |
| Inmate medical file | $25 nonrefundable | $0.25 per page; signed authorization required |
| Crime victim’s report | One copy may be free | Release remains subject to law and case status |
Larimer County Sheriff Records
2501 Midpoint Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 970-498-5110
Email: Sheriffreports@larimer.org
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
2501 Midpoint Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 970-498-5110
Email: Sheriffreports@larimer.org
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Request the detailed arrest report from the correct office
For an LCSO felony, misdemeanor or DUI occurring on or after December 1, 2019, with charges filed and the case still active, the Sheriff directs record requests to the Eighth Judicial District Attorney rather than LCSO Records.
Read the arresting-agency field
Determine whether the case belongs to LCSO, Fort Collins Police, Loveland Police, Colorado State Patrol or another agency.
Name the exact records
Request the incident report, arrest report, booking photo, CAD notes, 911 audio, photographs, video or identified supplement.
Wait for ordinary report processing
LCSO states that specific incident reports are generally unavailable for 10–14 days.
Include narrow identifiers
Use the agency case number, date, time, location, Jail ID, name and court case.
Use the DA form for an active filed LCSO case
Open DA criminal-justice record guidance
Use Sheriff Records for qualifying LCSO records
Open the LCSO request page
Ask for a written cost estimate
Require approval before extensive search, redaction, copying or media costs are incurred.
Copy-ready criminal-justice record request
Under the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause documentation, booking photograph and identified supplements concerning [full legal name], date of birth [if known], for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers are agency case number [number], Jail ID [number], inmate number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the total cost will exceed $[amount].
At-risk-adult records, juvenile information, victim details, medical records, active-investigation material and other protected information may be withheld or redacted.
Find the Larimer County criminal docket
County Court
Generally handles misdemeanors, traffic cases and infractions.
District Court
Generally handles felony criminal cases and other District Court matters.
Open the official Judicial Branch docket search
Search Colorado court dockets
Select Larimer County
Add a date or date range and at least one other filter.
Search by case number when available
Enter the year and case sequence accurately.
Use the name and hearing date when necessary
Confirm that the result belongs to the same person and arrest.
Check the courthouse location
The hearing may be at the Larimer County Justice Center or Loveland County Court.
Read the hearing type
An advisement, disposition hearing, sentencing or trial setting has a different purpose.
Do not treat the docket as the complete case file
Use the Larimer record-request form for filed documents and final dispositions.
Recheck shortly before court
Hearing dates, courtroom assignments and appearance methods can change.
Common docket terms
| Term | Practical meaning | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Advisement | The defendant is informed of charges, rights and upcoming steps. | Bond, counsel and next court date. |
| Preliminary hearing | The court evaluates whether probable cause supports proceeding on certain charges. | Whether the case moved forward and under which charges. |
| Disposition hearing | A plea, dismissal or other resolution may be addressed. | The filed disposition for every count. |
| Sentencing | The court determines the sentence after a plea or conviction. | The final written judgment and sentence. |
| Dismissed | The identified charge ended without conviction. | Whether every charge was dismissed. |
| Sealed | The public case information has been restricted by law or court order. | Court staff cannot disclose sealed-case details without authorization. |
Request the complaint, disposition, judgment or sentence
Identify the correct court case number
Use the jail’s upcoming-court entry or Judicial Branch docket.
Name the exact document
Examples include complaint, dismissal, plea agreement, judgment, sentence, mittimus or sealing order.
Open the Larimer record-request form
Request a Larimer court document
Enter the party and case information
Include the case number whenever possible.
State whether certification is required
An ordinary copy and certified court disposition serve different purposes.
Wait for the Clerk’s fee instructions
Cost depends on the document, page count, certification and retrieval needs.
Save the complete court response
Keep the certified disposition with the arrest or background record.
Larimer County Justice Center
201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: 970-494-3500
Email: 08RecordRequest@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk service: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: 970-494-3500
Email: 08RecordRequest@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk service: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Loveland County Court
810 East 10th Street, Suite 110
Loveland, CO 80537
Phone: 970-622-2100
Email: 08RecordsRequest@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk service: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–noon and 1:00–5:00 p.m.
810 East 10th Street, Suite 110
Loveland, CO 80537
Phone: 970-622-2100
Email: 08RecordsRequest@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk service: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–noon and 1:00–5:00 p.m.
Check a possible Larimer County warrant safely
Larimer County’s Most Wanted page is not a complete warrant database. Absence from that page does not prove that no warrant exists.
Identify the possible court case
Use an old booking, citation, notice, agency case number or docket number.
Search the Colorado Judicial Branch docket
Review the newest hearing and warrant-related events.
Check the Sheriff’s Most Wanted page when relevant
View Larimer County Most Wanted
Confirm through the issuing court
Use the Fort Collins or Loveland Clerk contact associated with the case.
Speak with a defense lawyer when the warrant concerns you
Counsel can explain surrender, court appearance and bond procedures.
Follow official surrender instructions
Arrive at the jail sober with government identification, court documents, necessary medication and minimal property.
The Sheriff states that 8:30–9:00 a.m. may be the most practical surrender time for someone expecting to bond out quickly. This is guidance, not a guarantee of release time.
Warrant scam warning: LCSO will not telephone and demand payment for a warrant, bond, early release, ankle monitor or breathalyzer. Do not pay through gift cards, Zelle, Venmo, cryptocurrency or wire transfer.
Never follow, confront or attempt to detain a fugitive. Call 911 for an immediate danger or 970-416-1985 with non-emergency information.
What to know after finding an inmate
Larimer County Jail
2405 Midpoint Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Jail front desk
Use for current custody, booking, unwanted-call blocks and general inmate-service questions.
Fax: 970-407-9034
Exact legal name
Date of birth
Jail ID
Inmate and booking numbers
Every charge
Every bond type and amount
Every warrant or docket number
Arresting agency and court date
Evenings, weekends and holidays are traditionally busy booking periods. Processing and release time also depend on cooperation, warrant checks, bond processing and the number of other people entering or leaving custody.
Confirm every charge before posting a Larimer County bond
PR bond
The defendant signs without paying collateral unless the bond is later forfeited.
PR cosign
A second person accepts financial responsibility if the defendant fails to appear.
Cash bond
The full amount is deposited by cash, cashier’s check, money order or approved card process.
Surety bond
A licensed bond agent posts the bond for a generally nonrefundable fee.
Verify the inmate and Jail ID
Match the birth date before arranging payment.
Read every charge and bond
One paid bond does not clear a separate hold or case.
Confirm the bond type
PR, PR-cosign, cash, surety and property bonds use different procedures.
Post a cash bond at the jail kiosk
Use Facility Locator Number 280525.
Use the approved telephone option
Call 888-604-7888 for the AllPaid cash-bond process.
Use money orders or cashier’s checks correctly
The release window accepts them when payable to the Court Clerk or Clerk of Courts.
Submit surety information immediately
To be listed as the surety for an online cash bond, follow the Sheriff’s form process within the stated 10-minute window.
Use the Justice Center for a property bond
Only land is accepted as property collateral—not vehicles, RVs or ATVs.
Keep the full receipt
Record the payer, case number, inmate identifiers, amount and payment confirmation.
| Item | Published rule |
|---|---|
| Posting availability | Bonds can be posted 24 hours a day. |
| Bonding fee | The jail lists a $10 bonding fee for each case. |
| Surety-agent charge | The Sheriff describes the commercial fee as generally 10%–15% and nonrefundable. |
| Property collateral | Only land is accepted through the Court Clerk. |
| Cash-bond refund | The court returns eligible funds after the defendant is discharged from bond liability. |
Bond-verification call script
I am calling about [full legal name], Jail ID [number] and inmate number [number]. Please confirm every charge, the bond type and amount for each matter, all holds, the accepted payment method and whether a cosigner or court action is required.
Use Larimer County’s GettingOut visitation system
The inmate must initiate the visitation request. Friends and family cannot independently force or schedule a visit without the inmate’s participation.
Confirm the inmate remains in custody
Recheck the Sheriff search before funding or preparing for a visit.
Create a GettingOut account
Open GettingOut
Add Larimer County Jail
Select the correct facility and inmate.
Wait for the inmate’s visit request
Off-site requests are initiated inside the facility.
Use a compatible device
A smartphone or internet-connected computer needs a camera, microphone and reliable connection.
Avoid court and work conflicts
Visits conflicting with court or inmate-worker schedules are not honored.
Contact the vendor about refunds
The Sheriff’s Office directs refund questions to the visitation provider.
Rules that can end visitation privileges
Do not display gang symbols, themes or colors
Do not use vulgar language
Do not display vulgar images
Do not display nudity
Do not engage in sexually explicit activity
Assume visits are monitored and recorded
Follow staff directions immediately
Expect cancellation for security or operational needs
Use the booking number in the inmate mailing address
Personal letters, pictures and drawings
Larimer County Jail, COInmate Name, BN#Booking Number
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Attorney-client privileged mail
Larimer County JailInmate Name
2405 Midpoint Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Search the inmate immediately before mailing
Verify that the person remains in Larimer County Jail.
Find the booking number
Personal mail must include “BN#” followed by the booking number.
Use the Phoenix address for personal correspondence
Letters, pictures and drawings are scanned and delivered through the inmate tablet.
Use Midpoint Drive for privileged legal mail
Do not send attorney-client mail to the digital scanning address.
Do not mail personal property
The jail states that ordinary mailed items are returned to the sender.
Do not mail checks for commissary
Checks are not deposited into inmate accounts.
Inmates have access to a digital library containing thousands of books. Outside books and personal items are not accepted through ordinary mail.
Communicate through ViaPath and ConnectNetwork
Digital messaging
Registered contacts can exchange digital text messages through GettingOut.
Collect calls
Inmates can place outgoing collect calls from their housing areas.
Prepaid calls
AdvancePay places prepaid funds on the recipient’s telephone number.
Calls are limited to 15 minutes
Inmates cannot receive incoming calls
Calls are monitored and recorded
Messages are not confidential
Three-way calls are prohibited
Forwarded calls may not work
Protected-party numbers may be blocked
Staff will not pass personal messages
Create a GettingOut account for messages
Open GettingOut services
Create an AdvancePay account for calls
Open ConnectNetwork
Add the correct telephone number
Funds are connected to the number receiving calls.
Do not discuss legal strategy
Use confidential attorney communication for case-sensitive information.
Block unwanted calls
Follow the automated instructions or call 970-498-5200 and request a supervisor.
Verified attorneys and professional visitors may call 970-498-5200, option 6, for access to a free non-recorded client line.
Send money using Facility Locator Number 280525
Confirm the inmate before depositing. Credit and debit deposits include administrative charges, and the jail does not accept checks for an inmate account.
Verify the inmate’s exact name and identifiers
Recheck current custody immediately before payment.
Open TouchPay
Deposit through TouchPay
Select commissary
The Sheriff specifically instructs users to choose the commissary account type.
Enter Facility Locator Number 280525
Confirm Larimer County Jail before continuing.
Review the displayed inmate
Stop if the name or identifiers do not match.
Review all transaction charges
Provider fees are separate from the amount credited.
Save the receipt
Keep the date, amount, inmate information and confirmation number.
Jail-lobby kiosk
The lobby kiosk accepts cash, credit cards and debit cards.
Available 24 hours a day.
Understand the inmate account before depositing
| Item | Published rule |
|---|---|
| Booking fee | $30 for each inmate who is not held on a writ. |
| Bonding fee | $10 for each case. |
| Commissary | Optional snacks, specialty hygiene products and other approved items. |
| Basic needs | Three meals and general hygiene items are provided without charge. |
| Medical services | Copays may be charged, but treatment is not denied because the inmate lacks funds. |
| Release balance | A positive account balance is issued by check after release. |
| Negative balance | Unpaid debt may be sent to collections. |
Larimer County uses Pay My Jailer for qualifying outstanding inmate debt after transfer to collections. Once transferred, the jail cannot process that debt payment.
Use the correct jail process for health items and property
Jail staff cannot release private medical-condition or medication information to callers because of health-privacy requirements.
Approved medical items
CPAP machine
Prescribed specialty brace
Prosthetic device
Glasses or contacts without cases or accessories
Dentures without cups or accessories
Hearing aids
Other medically necessary items approved case by case
Original prescription medication for surrender intake when instructed
Approved medical items can be dropped at the jail front desk from 6:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding county holidays. Call first for case-specific approval.
Property pickup after transfer
Confirm the inmate was transferred to the Department of Corrections
The property process applies when items cannot accompany the inmate.
Confirm that the property was authorized for pickup
The inmate can identify someone to collect the items or choose destruction.
Visit during the published window
The jail lists property pickup between 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Bring government-issued identification
Confirm the authorized recipient before traveling.
Apply for appointed criminal-defense counsel
A person who cannot afford private criminal counsel can apply for representation through the Colorado State Public Defender. Eligibility and appointment are determined through the court and Public Defender process.
Ask for appointed counsel during the court process
Clearly state that the defendant cannot afford a private attorney.
Complete the financial application accurately
Report income, household obligations, assets and expenses.
Contact the Fort Collins regional office
The office serves Larimer County.
Open Fort Collins Public Defender information
Have the court case and jail information ready
Use the case number, defendant name, birth date, Jail ID and next court date.
Use the non-recorded attorney line
Verified attorneys can call the jail at option 6.
Do not discuss evidence on ordinary jail calls
Family calls and electronic messages are monitored.
Fort Collins Public Defender
1 Old Town Square, Suite 201
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone: 970-493-1212
Email: FortCollins@coloradodefenders.us
1 Old Town Square, Suite 201
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone: 970-493-1212
Email: FortCollins@coloradodefenders.us
Get case support, safety help and release notification
Contact the investigating agency’s advocate first
Law-enforcement victim advocates can provide early emotional support, referrals and bond-hearing assistance.
Contact the District Attorney after filing
A Victim/Witness Specialist can explain proceedings and notify eligible victims of critical events.
Open Larimer Victim/Witness Services
Register for COVINE custody alerts
The free service provides custody-status information and automatic notifications.
Register through VINELink
Call COVINE when online registration is difficult
Use 888-263-8463.
Ask about victim compensation
Advocates can explain eligibility for qualifying crime-related expenses.
Report intimidation or threats immediately
Call law enforcement and notify the District Attorney. Call 911 for immediate danger.
Court-event notification
Criminal-process explanations
Safety planning and referrals
Bond-hearing assistance
Restitution information
Crime-victim compensation guidance
Court accompaniment when arranged
Custody and release alerts
Eighth Judicial District Attorney
201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 200
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: 970-498-7200
Email: 8thdist-da@co.larimer.co.us
201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 200
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: 970-498-7200
Email: 8thdist-da@co.larimer.co.us
Choose a name-based or fingerprint-supported CBI check
| Search type | Current CBI fee | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Internet Criminal History Check | $6 per viewed result | Instant Colorado name-based public search; cannot be notarized. |
| Staff-processed CHRI | $13 | Name-and-birth-date request that can be notarized upon request. |
| Individual fingerprint request | Generally $16.50 plus vendor cost | Stronger identity match for personal public review. |
A name-based match can identify more than one person. Each ICHC result viewed incurs a separate fee, so use the full name and accurate birth date.
Open CBI background-check services
Open CBI records and background checks
Choose the correct request type
Use ICHC for an instant name-based result or a fingerprint-supported option when identity matters.
Enter accurate identifying information
Use the legal name and full date of birth.
Review every possible match
Match arrest agency, arrest date, charge and disposition.
Compare Larimer entries with the court file
A missing disposition should be corrected before relying on the report.
Save the downloaded result
Keep the record for a challenge or sealing petition.
Public CBI criminal histories exclude sealed records and certain juvenile or minor traffic information. They contain only information that has been submitted to CBI.
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
690 Kipling Street, Suite 3000
Lakewood, CO 80215
Records help: 303-239-4208
690 Kipling Street, Suite 3000
Lakewood, CO 80215
Records help: 303-239-4208
Correct inaccurate Larimer County or CBI information
Identify which system is incorrect
Compare the inmate entry, arresting-agency report, court disposition and CBI record.
Save the incorrect result
Record the URL, viewing date, Jail ID, agency case number, court case and disputed field.
Obtain the controlling proof
Use a certified dismissal, judgment, amended order or corrected police record.
Correct an arrest entry through the submitting agency
LCSO, Fort Collins Police, Loveland Police or another agency may need to update its submission.
Correct the disposition through the court
A missing or incorrect judicial outcome normally requires Clerk or court action.
Challenge the CBI record when necessary
First obtain the CBI history and mark each disputed entry.
Open CBI record-challenge guidance
Recheck all connected databases
A court correction may not instantly update the jail site or private background reports.
Correction is not sealing. Correction fixes inaccurate data. Sealing restricts public access to an accurate but legally eligible criminal record.
Seal an eligible Larimer County arrest or criminal case
Colorado has different procedures for arrests with no charge, non-convictions, convictions, municipal convictions, multiple cases and juvenile expungement. Use the form set matching the exact result.
| Record type | Common official forms | Current filing-fee guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Arrest with no charges filed | JDF 416 instructions, JDF 417 petition and JDF 418 order | Check the current court instructions for the specific filing. |
| Non-conviction criminal case | JDF 491 instructions and JDF 477 motion | $0 court filing fee under the current statewide fee schedule. |
| Qualifying conviction | JDF 611 guide and JDF 612 motion | $224 court filing fee under the current statewide schedule. |
| Multiple qualifying convictions | JDF 640 guide and JDF 641 motion | Confirm with the Clerk based on the filing structure. |
| Municipal conviction | JDF 682 guide and JDF 683 petition | File in the municipal court that handled the case. |
Obtain your CBI criminal history
Use it to identify the arrest date, agency, charges and disposition.
Obtain the complete Larimer court disposition
Correct missing or inaccurate results before filing.
Identify the correct sealing category
No-charge arrests, non-convictions and convictions use different forms.
Review eligibility and waiting-period rules
Not every offense qualifies, and conviction eligibility depends on the offense and case history.
Download the official form set
Open Colorado Seal My Case
Complete every arrest, case and agency field
List the agencies that may hold the record.
File in the court holding the record
Use Larimer County Combined Courts for County or District Court matters.
Pay the applicable court fee
Current statewide guidance lists no fee for non-conviction sealing and $224 for a conviction-sealing petition.
Attend a hearing when ordered
Bring the CBI history and supporting court documents.
Obtain certified copies of the signed order
Keep a permanent copy and follow any service instructions.
Verify CBI and agency compliance
CBI no longer charges a separate sealing fee, but court fees remain.
Recheck private background reports separately
Send the sealing order when a private company continues reporting restricted information.
Sealing restricts ordinary public access but does not destroy the underlying government record. Authorized criminal-justice or legally specified entities may retain access.
CBI sealing email: cdps_cbi_seals@state.co.us
CBI stopped charging a separate record-sealing fee effective July 1, 2024.
CBI stopped charging a separate record-sealing fee effective July 1, 2024.
Larimer County jail, court and records contacts
Larimer County Jail
2405 Midpoint Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Larimer County Justice Center
201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Loveland County Court
810 East 10th Street, Suite 110
Loveland, CO 80537
Loveland, CO 80537
District Attorney
201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 200
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Public Defender
1 Old Town Square, Suite 201
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Fort Collins, CO 80524
COVINE custody notifications
Free, 24-hour English and Spanish service.
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
690 Kipling Street, Suite 3000
Lakewood, CO 80215
Lakewood, CO 80215
Map to Larimer County Jail
Map to Larimer County Justice Center
Confirm before traveling: Recheck custody, the correct courthouse, counter hours, identification requirements, payment methods and whether an appointment is required.
What users can complete without opening unnecessary websites
Jail and booking workflow
Current inmates, recent bookings, recent releases, identifier decoding, bond types, mail addresses, calls, deposits, fees and property procedures.
Reports and court workflow
Local arrest summaries back to 2005, record fees, active-case routing, Colorado dockets, court-document requests and warrant verification.
Record-review workflow
CBI name and fingerprint checks, identity challenges, non-conviction sealing, conviction sealing, court fees and agency follow-up.
Larimer County arrest-record questions answered
How do I search a current Larimer County inmate?
Open the Sheriff inmate search, enter at least two surname letters and verify the birth date, Jail ID, inmate number, agency, charges, bond and court date.
Where do I see recent Larimer County arrests?
Use the Sheriff’s Booking Report. Select the arrest date and agency to view recent bookings, generally from the past three days.
Where do I find recent releases?
Use the Released Inmates page for immediate, pending and recent release information. A release does not prove the criminal case was dismissed.
How far back does the Sheriff’s arrest summary go?
The Sheriff’s Arrest Record/Charge Summary covers Larimer County Jail bookings and LCSO charges back to 2005.
How much is an arrest-summary request?
The current fee is a nonrefundable $7.50 search charge plus $0.25 per released page.
How do I find the final court outcome?
Search the Colorado Judicial Branch docket and submit the Larimer court-record request for the dismissal, judgment, sentence or other disposition.
What is the inmate personal-mail address?
Use Larimer County Jail, Colorado, the inmate name and BN number, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, Maryland 21131.
What facility number is used for inmate money?
TouchPay and the jail kiosk use Larimer County Jail Facility Locator Number 280525.
How much is a Colorado online criminal-history check?
The current CBI Internet Criminal History Check fee is $6 for each result viewed.
Can a dismissed Larimer County case be sealed?
Many non-conviction cases may qualify. Use the Colorado Judicial Branch non-conviction sealing forms; the current statewide filing fee for non-conviction sealing is $0.
