For information on Community Justice Alternatives' COVID-19 status and steps taken, please visit our Response to COVID-19 webpage. For information on any temporary program changes and closures, please visit the specific department and program webpage.
Nominations are closed for the 44th Annual Conrad Ball award as of June 10. The submitted nominations are now under review by the Larimer County Community Corrections Advisory Board.
More about Nominations closed for 44th Annual Conrad Ball AwardNominations are being accepted for the 44th Annual Conrad Ball Award to recognize an individual or team for their significant improvements to criminal justice in Larimer County.
More about Nominations open for 44th Annual Conrad Ball AwardThe Board of Larimer County Commissioners and other community officials Wednesday filled a room to celebrate the renaming of Larimer County Criminal Justice Services to Community Justice Alternatives and to preview the expansion of Larimer County Alternative Sentencing building, that will create an all women, 170 bed facility for both Community Corrections and Alternative Sentencing programs.
More about Community Justice Alternatives celebrates new name and facility expansionOur program coordinates services for victims of CJA-supervised offenders. One of the most common services is notification of offender status/critical stage changes for victims who have enrolled in our notification program. Victim Services will also facilitate opportunities for victims to provide input to the screening process for offenders considered for acceptance into Community Corrections. Additionally, our program assists in meeting the needs of offenders who are victims of a separate crime. Our Victim Services program provides counseling, support, advocacy and information to victims, as well as any needed referrals for outside services. Visit our Victim Services page for more information.
For more information regarding victims services within Larimer County, please visit Victim Rights and Resources for more information.
For information on the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), ASD's commitment to zero tolerance of harassment and abuse, and options for reporting incidents/concerns, please visit our PREA Information & Reporting page.
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Audit Reports (audits occur every 3rd year):
| Address | 2307 Midpoint Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525 |
| Main | (970) 980-2600 |
| Pretrial Supervision - Case Managers | (970) 980-2600, option 6 |
| Pretrial Jail Intake | (970) 498-7550 |
| Work Release | (970) 980-2640 |
| Electronic Home Detention | (970) 980-2680 |
| Workenders | (970) 980-2652 |
| Midweeks | (970) 980-2651 |
| Community Service | (970) 980-2600, option 3 |
| Jill Fox, Department Director | (970) 980-2670 |
| Per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Larimer County will provide a reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with a disability who need assistance, unless doing so would impose an undue hardship to the County or fundamentally alter services. Services can be arranged with at least seven (7) business days’ notice. Please email cjsd_business_operations@larimer.org or call (970) 980-2679 or Relay Colorado 711. “Walk-in” requests for auxiliary aids and services will be honored to the extent possible but may be unavailable if advance notice is not provided. |
