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Larimer County Jail Roster Overview

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office runs the Larimer County Jail, which is the only county jail facility identified on the official jail page. Sheriff John Feyen leads the office, and Captain Troy Badberg commands the Jail Division. The jail address is 2405 Midpoint Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525, with the front-desk phone at 970-498-5200 and fax 970-407-9034. The Sheriff's inmate search page returns current inmates only. Booking events, the booking report, and recent releases each have a dedicated tab on the Sheriff's quick-links page.

The Larimer County roster does not show federal detainees, Colorado Department of Corrections prisoners, state hospital admissions, or immigration custody. Federal inmates appear on the Bureau of Prisons inmate locator. State prison inmates appear on the Colorado DOC Offender Search. People released from Larimer custody more than eight hours earlier appear on the released-inmates page instead of the current roster.

Note: The Sheriff's published scam warning says staff will never call to demand payment for an inmate's bond, early release, ankle monitors, or other incarceration fees; hang up on any such call.

How to Use the Larimer County Inmate Roster

The Sheriff's roster is a free public tool. The jail FAQ says the easiest way to find someone is to search by name. The portal requires at least two letters of the last name. There is no first-name-only search.

1. Open the inmate search at larimer.gov/sheriff/jail/inmate-search.
2. Type at least two letters of the person's last name in the search box at the top of the page.
3. Click the matching name in the list to open the inmate profile.
4. Review the booking, charge, bond, and upcoming-court fields.
5. If the person is not listed but you know they were arrested, switch to the Bookings tab for the booking report.
6. If you cannot find the person but believe they were released recently, switch to the Releases tab; the released list shows people out for at least eight hours.
7. For a confirmed current-custody check, call the jail at 970-498-5200.

Larimer County Inmate Search Fields

The inmate search page has a single text box with quick links to other Sheriff data tools. The minimum input is two letters of the last name. The page returns a result list ranked by current-custody match.

Note: The system displays "Please enter a last name in the search box above" if the search box is empty and "No Inmates Found" when no current matches exist.

What a Larimer County Inmate Profile Shows

The public inmate profile template uses a standard set of fields. The values are updated as bookings, charges, and bond status change. Medical information is not released because of HIPAA. Mugshots and pod or housing-unit information were not confirmed on the public template inspected during research.

Larimer County Jail Facility

Larimer County operates a single jail facility. The Sheriff's Office headquarters sits across the street on Midpoint Drive. The Justice Center in downtown Fort Collins handles court appearances and property-bond paperwork.

Lead-in: the Sheriff's quick-links page lists each public-facing Larimer County tool with direct entries for the inmate search, booking report, releases, and population data.

The same page surfaces the Most Wanted list, victim notification, and frauds-and-scams notices that apply to anyone using the inmate search.

Booking Process in Larimer County

Booking happens around the clock at the Larimer County Jail, but the jail FAQ notes that evenings, weekends, and holidays are the busiest. Processing and release time depends on how many other people are being arrested or released at the same time and whether the inmate cooperates with deputies. Combative arrestees are placed in holding cells until they cooperate. Bonds can be posted twenty-four hours a day. The booking fee is $30 for every inmate not on a writ, and a $10 bonding fee applies to each case.

First appearance scheduling depends on the case type. A felony arrest moves to an advisement at County Court, then to a preliminary hearing and, if bound over, to District Court. A misdemeanor or traffic case is set in County Court. Weekend bond hearings sit on the BHO3 calendar at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday for the upcoming long weekend, with a paperwork cutoff at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday. The Court Resource Center at the Justice Center supports self-represented filers on non-criminal matters but does not provide criminal defense advice.

Bond Options in Larimer County

The jail accepts cash bonds twenty-four hours a day. Cash can be posted at the jail entrance kiosk, online, or by phone at 1-888-604-7888 using AllPaid. Jail staff also accept money orders and cashier's checks at the release window. Surety bonds go through a private bondsman; jail staff cannot recommend a bondsman. Property bonds are completed at the Justice Center at 201 LaPorte Avenue, and the only accepted collateral is land. Personal recognizance and personal recognizance with co-obligor are options when the judge authorizes them.

Booking does not accept checks. Credit cards are accepted with additional fees. The best time to turn yourself in if you plan to bond quickly, per the jail FAQ, is 8:30-9:00 a.m. on a weekday. See the warrant records page for the full surrender walkthrough and the released-inmates page for the post-release verification process.

Visitation, Mail, and Money in Larimer County

The jail FAQ states off-site visitation is offered seven days a week. Visits are initiated by inmates with no advance scheduling. Video visitation works on almost any smartphone or internet-connected PC with a webcam and microphone. The Inmate Visitation page links the specific app the jail uses. Mail items sent to inmates are returned to the sender; inmates have access to a digital library of over 7,000 books.

Medical Privacy and Programs

The jail FAQ says inmate medical condition and medication information is not released because of HIPAA privacy rules. No inmate is denied medical treatment based on financial status. The jail accepts approved medical items such as CPAP machines, prescribed specialty braces, prosthetics, glasses or contacts, dentures, hearing aids, and other medically necessary items at the front desk Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., excluding county holidays. The Medically Assisted Treatment Program, summarized on the jail-population dashboard, is voluntary and grant-funded and provides ongoing treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders.

Related Larimer County Searches

For people recently released, see released inmates. For broader jail population data, see inmate population. For active warrants and surrender steps, see warrant records. For the underlying case file, see criminal records and court records. For sheriff-records requests, see public records.