All Larimer County Administrative Offices, District Attorney, Courts, Landfill, and Ranch Offices will be closed on November 27 to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. On November 28, Larimer County Administrative Services, District Attorney, and Ranch offices remain closed. The courts will be open until noon that day, and the Landfill will be open.
Critical county services are not disrupted by closures.
The District Attorney's Office for the Eighth Judicial District is excited to join the national Prosecutorial Performance Indicators (PPI) project. This project will share data with the public about our work to measure performance in three areas: Capacity and Efficiency, Community Safety and Well-being, and Fairness and Justice.
Larimer County District Attorney Gordon McLaughlin discusses the DA Data Dashboard and transparency.
Request a Speaker
The District Attorney's Office can speak at community meetings about topics like the role of the prosecutor, identity theft, elder fraud, juvenile responsibilities and rights, or other topics you are interested in. If your service club, school classroom, church group, or scout troop wants to schedule a speaker, please contact Jodi Lacey at (970) 498-7206.
Larimer County Gun Safety Coalition
We believe every resident shares responsibility for our community’s safety. We also believe in giving people the information they need to make the best decisions for themselves and their families. Learn more about Juvenile Gun Safety.
This May, The Crawford Child Advocacy Center (CCAC) received an audio upgrade courtesy of a District Attorney's employee. The Crawford Center is a local nonprofit agency whose mission is to prevent and respond to abuse and victimization through proven child-centered methods, professional forensic…
Today, a jury found Asa Alan Peck, 47, of Loveland, guilty of the following charges:Murder in the 2nd Degree, a class two felonySexual Assault-Force/No Consent, a class three felonyViolation of a Protection Order, a class one misdemeanorIn August 2022, Chantell Wilkes’ body was…
Yesterday, Rick Edward Murphy was sentenced to 52 years in the Department of Corrections. Our office secured Mr. Murphy’s guilty plea in September 2025 to 2nd Degree Kidnapping, a class three felony, Assault in the 2nd Degree, a class four felony, and Criminal Attempt to Commit…