The criminal investigation into the actions of a former Loveland Police Department officer has concluded.
On May 20, 2023, a handcuffed female was in police custody and spit on LPD Officer Russell Maranto, who then struck her. On May 21, Loveland Police Chief Tim Doran requested that the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office conduct a criminal investigation into the officer’s actions.
The Loveland Police Department terminated Maranto’s employment on May 23. LCSO’s criminal investigation was conducted independently of LPD’s internal review.
Notice of Policy Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Larimer County will provide a reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with a disability who need assistance. Services can be arranged with at least seven business days notice.
"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.
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Update: Robert was located in Glenwood Springs and is SAFE. No injuries, and he’ll be reunited with his family soon. Thank you to all who spread the word!
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The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a missing at-risk Loveland man with memory impairment issues.
Thank you for your interest in joining the Larimer County Sheriff's Office.
We’re proud to offer a wide range of career opportunities—from administrative and professional staff to sworn deputy and detention center positions. Each role has a unique hiring path, and our selection process is designed to ensure the best fit for both the candidate and our agency.
Please note that the Loveland Location will be closed on Monday, April 17th and April 28th through May 8th. Appointments and Renewals can still be handled at the Fort Collins location.
Note: Data shown includes those released 8 or more hours ago. Bond Type Descriptions
To eliminate parcels as a method of introducing drugs into the facility, starting Tuesday, September 20, 2022, the Jail will no longer be accepting any parcels addressed to inmates, including those from external businesses. All parcels will be returned to the sender.
The facility will expand the selections made available on the e-library. The facility will also continue to make paper books available on the book carts.
To make a recommendation for the e-library, inmates can submit a request. If an e-book is a non-fiction religious, political, philosophical, or educational book, and does not present a security/safety risk to the facility, the jail will purchase the e-book based on the inmate’s recommendation. The facility will not deny e-books based on speech content.
