How do I find out if I have a warrant in Larimer County?

How do I find out if I have a warrant in Larimer County?

You can contact the Sherriff’s office in Larimer by visiting them in person at 2501 Midpoint Dr, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525. Alternatively, you can also call them on 970-498-5100 or use the online form above for an online search of countrywide arrest records.

How do I send money to an inmate in Larimer County Jail?

Inmate money deposits may be made 24 hours a day online, over the phone (1-866-232-1899), or at the kiosk in the jail lobby. The internet and phone deposit process will accept credit and debit card deposits only while the lobby kiosk will also accept cash deposits in addition to credit and debit card deposits.

Do I have to wear a mask in Larimer County?

Pursuant to Colorado Revised Statute §§ 25-1-506, 508, and 516, and other applicable law the Public Health Director for the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment has issued a Public Health Order requiring face coverings to be worn in Public Indoor Spaces within Larimer County in order to control and …

How do I get a police report in Larimer County?

All requests for records must be submitted on a Sheriff’s Office Records Request form, filled out completely, and the pecuniary statement signed per Colorado Revised Statute 24-72-305.5. The request form must be accompanied by a non-refundable fee which covers the search for the records.

How do I put money on someone’s canteen?

To deposit funds directly into an inmate’s canteen fund over the Internet, go to and follow the instructions on the site.

1. Additionally, deposits may be made over the phone, by calling Access Corrections at: 866-345-1884.
2. There is a banking kiosk in the reception lobby of our facility.

Do you need money in jail?

Cash, cheque and money order deposits are not accepted at any correctional centres. Inmates rely on money from families and friends to purchase items such as toiletries, magazines, newspapers and to make telephone calls that keep them in contact with their families and friends while in custody.

What does CODE RED mean in Larimer County?

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has moved Larimer County from Safer at Home Level 2 (Yellow) to Level 4 (Red) on Colorado’s Dial. Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients, hospitalizations overall, and ICU usage continues to increase here in Larimer County.