Search Loveland Arrest Records

Loveland arrest records are held by the Larimer County Sheriff's Office and the Loveland Police Department. Loveland is the second largest city in Larimer County with a population around 78,000 people. Arrests made by Loveland police are booked into the Larimer County jail in Fort Collins. From there, records flow into the county system and the statewide CBI database. You can search Loveland arrest records through the county jail roster, the Colorado court system, or a CBI criminal history check. This page covers each method, along with fees and contact information for local agencies.

Larimer County Jail and Booking Records

When someone is arrested in Loveland, they are taken to the Larimer County Detention Center. The jail sits at 2405 Midpoint Drive in Fort Collins. All booking records for Loveland arrests end up in this facility's system. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office runs the jail and maintains the booking database.

The Larimer County jail roster is available online. You can search by name to see who is currently in custody. The roster shows booking dates, charges, bond amounts, and housing unit information. It updates regularly throughout the day, so recent Loveland arrests should show up within hours of booking.

You can also call the Larimer County jail at (970) 498-5200 for booking information. The jail staff can confirm if someone was booked after a Loveland arrest. They cannot release full arrest reports over the phone, but they can give you basic custody status information.

Loveland Police Department

The Loveland Police Department handles law enforcement within city limits. Their main office is at 810 East 10th Street, Loveland, CO 80537. The records division can be reached at (970) 962-2032. This is where you go to get copies of Loveland arrest reports.

To request an arrest report from Loveland police, file a Colorado Open Records Act request. You can do this in person, by mail, or sometimes by email. The department must respond within three business days. Fees apply for copies. Most agencies charge a per-page fee for paper copies or a flat rate for electronic records. The exact cost depends on the size and format of the records you need.

Loveland police also post certain information about recent arrests on their public information channels. Press releases about major arrests or ongoing investigations may appear on the department website or social media pages. These are not full arrest records, but they give you a starting point if you know about a recent incident.

CBI Statewide Criminal History

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation keeps a statewide criminal history database. Every arrest in Loveland that includes fingerprinting gets reported to CBI. You can run a name-based search through the CBI Records Check website.

The online search costs $6.00 per name. Results come back fast, usually within minutes. The CBI system shows arrests from all 64 Colorado counties, so a search will show not just Loveland arrests but any other Colorado arrests tied to that person. Mail-in requests cost $13.00 and take longer to process. The CBI site also has forms for fingerprint-based checks, which are more thorough than name-based searches.

A CBI record shows arrest dates, charges, and dispositions when available. It does not mean the person was convicted. Some entries may show charges that were later dropped or cases where the person was found not guilty.

Court Records for Loveland Arrests

Loveland falls in the 8th Judicial District, which covers Larimer County. After an arrest leads to formal charges, the case enters the court system. You can search for these cases through the Colorado Courts Records Search tool.

The Larimer County Justice Center is at 201 LaPorte Avenue in Fort Collins. This is where most Loveland criminal cases are heard. You can search court records online by name, case number, or date. Criminal cases include the charges filed, hearing dates, plea information, and sentencing details. Most criminal records are public in Colorado, except for sealed or expunged cases.

If you need certified copies of court documents from a Loveland case, visit the clerk of court at the Justice Center. Fees for certified copies are set by the state. Standard copies cost less than certified ones. The clerk can also help you find older cases that may not be fully digitized in the online system.

Loveland Arrest Records and Colorado Law

The Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act controls access to arrest records in Loveland. Records of official action, which include arrests and charges, are public. You have the right to inspect and copy these records from the Loveland Police Department or the Larimer County Sheriff.

Colorado also allows record sealing in certain cases. If someone was arrested in Loveland but the charges were dropped or the person was acquitted, they may file to seal that arrest record. Once sealed, the record will not show up in most public searches. However, law enforcement can still see sealed records. The sealing process is handled through the court, not the police department. You can check the CBI fees and forms page for information about how sealing affects criminal history checks.

Victim Notification and Inmate Tracking

Colorado runs the VINE notification system for victims and concerned parties. If someone was arrested in Loveland and booked into the Larimer County jail, you can track their status through VINELink. The system sends alerts by phone, email, or text when the inmate's status changes.

VINE is free. You do not need to be a victim to use it. Anyone can sign up for alerts about a specific inmate in the Larimer County jail. The system covers all county detention facilities in Colorado, so it works for Loveland arrests booked into Larimer County.

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