Sheriff
Scam Alert

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office will never call to demand payment for an inmate's bond, early release, ankle monitors, or other fees related to incarceration. 

LCSO has gotten many reports from people who have a loved one in jail. The caller claims to be a Larimer County official and demands payment for the inmate's release. THIS IS A SCAM. If you have a friend or family member in jail and receive a call like this, hang up. Do not provide any personal or financial information.

Learn more about common scams at https://www.larimer.gov/sheriff/frauds-and-scams

Inmates are encouraged to keep in contact with friends and family through video visitation. Visitation requests must be initiated by the inmates. Video visitation can take place off-site via almost any smart phone or internet connected PC with a webcam and microphone.  

Video Visitation Rules

Failure to adhere to any rule results in termination of visitation privileges.

  • Visits are subject to monitoring and recording
  • Contact the video visitation vendor for refunds
  • Visits that conflict with a inmate’s court appearance or an inmate worker’s work schedule are not honored
  • Displaying gang-related symbols, themes or colors is prohibited
  • Vulgar language and images are prohibited
  • Nudity is prohibited
  • Sexually explicit activity is prohibited
  • Staff can deny, change, or cancel a visit at any time at their discretion