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Disturbance / Death Investigation

The investigation into the disturbance and death at the Clarion Inn continues.

Posted: 
Thu, Mar 04 - 03:59 pm
Department: 
Sheriff

Fire / Death Investigation

LCSO and Wellington Fire responded to a camper trailer fire and discovered a deceased man inside the trailer after the fire was extinguished.

Posted: 
Thu, Mar 04 - 03:00 pm
Department: 
Sheriff

Disturbance

An investigation is underway regarding a disturbance with multiple injuries.

Posted: 
Wed, Mar 03 - 09:48 am
Department: 
Sheriff

Loveland Death Ruled Homicide - February 27, 2021

On February 27, 2021, Larimer County Coroner’s Office responded to a death in the 300 Block of Blackstone Circle in Loveland, Colorado.

Posted: 
Tue, Mar 02 - 05:33 pm
Department: 
Coroner

Small Business Administration disaster assistance loans to Larimer County businesses, residents affected by wildfires

Residents and businesses in Larimer County affected by the Sept. 6 – November 5th wildfires can now apply for low-interest federal disaster loans from the Small Business Administration.

Posted: 
Tue, Mar 02 - 11:08 am
Department: 
Emergency Management

Personal Property Tax payment plan options for business owners

Larimer County Treasurer & Public Trustee Irene Josey is asking that business owners experiencing hardship paying their personal property taxes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reach out to the Treasurer's Office. The office may be able to help with payment plan options, please email lctreasurer@larimer.org  or call 970-498-7020 to discuss payment plan options.

Posted: 
Wed, Feb 03 - 10:10 am
Department: 
Treasurer and Public Trustee

Multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan public review begins, public participation sought

A multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan is being updated by Larimer County and its 27 jurisdictional partners.

Posted: 
Thu, Jan 28 - 01:28 pm
Department: 
Emergency Management

Purchases online are now a SNAP

Families participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program [SNAP] and support programs like Colorado Works, and Old Age Pension in Larimer County can now make online food delivery purchases with their Electronic Benefits Transfer [EBT] card.

Posted: 
Wed, Dec 09 - 03:06 pm
Department: 
Human Services

Grand Families Coalition supports growing needs of grandfamilies in Larimer County

Grand Families Coalition, a nonprofit organization that works to support the unity of grandfamilies, was awarded a $5,000 grant through the Larimer County Behavioral Health Services Impact Fund in October 2019.

Posted: 
Tue, Dec 01 - 11:11 am

Larimer County, area partners receive excellence in economic development award

Larimer County Economic and Workforce Development was recognized by the Board of Larimer County Commissioners for receiving a prestigious award for their participation in a regional partnership in economic development.

Posted: 
Tue, Nov 10 - 03:10 pm
Department: 
BOCC

Larimer County Releases Proposed 2021 Budget

Based on the Board of County Commissioners’ priorities and direction, Larimer County Manager Linda Hoffmann released the Proposed Larimer County 2021 Budget on October 15, 2020. The Proposed 2021 Budget is $581.8 Million which includes a Proposed 2021 Operating Budget of $286.8 Million and a 2021 Capital Improvements Budget of $185.9 Million.

Posted: 
Thu, Oct 22 - 11:15 am
Department: 
Budget

Energy Resource Center receives grant from Larimer County Office on Aging

A $50,000 grant from the Federal CARES Act and Larimer County Department of Human Services Office on Aging was awarded to the Energy Resource Center (ERC), a Colorado nonprofit organization.

Posted: 
Wed, Oct 21 - 01:32 pm
Department: 
Human Services

Larimer County residents are invited to voice their views online until Dec. 4.

The Larimer County Commissioners' Office is asking residents to participate in an online survey until Dec. 4, 2020, with a focus on the county’s future.

Posted: 
Tue, Oct 20 - 11:02 am
Department: 
BOCC

Let's talk turkey about elections

There is a lot of “noise” out in the world about the process of administering elections.  Everything, it seems, has been politicized.  As the local official accountable to you for these processes in Larimer, I am not going to go political.  I respect that some are concerned about how elections are conducted, and I am also very confident how things work here.  Let’s put the “noise” in context.

Posted: 
Thu, Oct 01 - 03:42 pm
Department: 
Clerk and Recorder

Interest on unpaid property taxes will begin to accrue October 1st

The Colorado Legislature passed a bill that granted County Treasurers the authority to waive delinquent interest from June 15, 2020, through Sept. 30, 2020, for 2019 taxes payable in 2020. Taxpayers may submit payment until Sept. 30, 2020, without penalty or delinquent interest. Beginning Oct. 1, 2020, interest will accrue at the statute-mandated 1% per month and be subject to advertising and distraint fees as scheduled.

Posted: 
Thu, Sep 24 - 10:31 am
Department: 
Treasurer and Public Trustee

Behavioral Health Services 2020 Grant Program and Gary A. Darling Award recipients

Annual award recipients for both the Behavioral Health Services Grant Program and the Gary A. Darling Grant Program were approved by the Board of Larimer County Commissioners at their regular Administrative Matters meeting.

Posted: 
Wed, Sep 23 - 01:44 pm
Department: 
Behavioral Health

Assistance programs waivers end, recipients must re-certify

Temporary waivers from the State of Colorado and federal government for several assistance programs not requiring recertification by residents receiving those benefits have ended.

Posted: 
Fri, Aug 21 - 10:59 am
Department: 
Human Services

Business Personal Property Notices of Valuation mailed

Notices of Valuation for owners of Taxable Business Personal Property in Larimer County will be sent out by the Larimer County Assessor during the first week of August.

Posted: 
Fri, Jul 31 - 11:53 am
Department: 
Assessor

Larimer County Commissioner Steve Johnson: Larimer County COVID-19 recovery

Larimer County is no stranger to disasters.  In the last decade, we have faced the two worst natural disasters in the county’s history with the 2012 High Park fire and the 2013 floods.  Now we face a new and different challenge, an unseen enemy, COVID-19.

Posted: 
Tue, Jul 28 - 11:52 am
Department: 
BOCC

Larimer County Cases Rise, Variance Could Be Revoked

Larimer County Public Health has been notified in writing by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment that the uptick in daily case counts in Larimer County has put the variance at risk.

Posted: 
Sun, Jul 19 - 10:50 am
Department: 
Health