Arapahoe County Sex Offender Registry Search

Arapahoe County provides comprehensive resources for accessing sex offender records. The county's location in the Denver metro area means a coordinated approach between the Sheriff's Office and municipal police departments. You can search the CBI registry, sign up for SOTAR alerts, or contact local law enforcement directly for information about registered offenders in Arapahoe County.

Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Sex Offender Program

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office manages sex offender registration for unincorporated areas of the county. They participate in both the CBI state registry and the SOTAR notification system. The office maintains a dedicated section on their website for sex offender information and resources.

Registration in Arapahoe County requires payment of fees. Offenders pay seventy-five dollars on their birthday each year. They also pay twenty-five dollars on off-quarters when updates are required. These fees help cover the administrative costs of maintaining the registry.

Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office provides sex offender information at arapahoeco.gov.

How to Search Arapahoe County Sex Offender Records

Finding sex offender information in Arapahoe County is straightforward. The CBI registry covers all cities within the county. You can search by name, city, or the entire county. Popular searches include Littleton, Centennial, Englewood, and Greenwood Village.

The CBI website requires you to accept terms before viewing records. This agreement explains legal uses of the data. It reminds users that harassment of registrants is illegal. Once you agree, you can search immediately.

SOTAR provides enhanced services for Arapahoe County residents. The email alert system notifies you when offenders move nearby. You choose an address and set a radius. Most people select between one and five miles. The system monitors continuously and sends notifications automatically.

For detailed questions, contact the Sheriff's Office directly. They can explain local procedures. They may also have information about compliance rates in Arapahoe County. Staff can help you understand what the registry does and does not show.

Sexually Violent Predators in Arapahoe County

Arapahoe County tracks SVPs carefully under C.R.S. 18-3-414.5. These high-risk offenders must register every three months for life. The Sheriff's Office maintains a separate page for current SVPs in the county.

Arapahoe County maintains a dedicated page for Sexually Violent Predators at arapahoeco.gov.

When an SVP moves to Arapahoe County, community notification occurs. This may include public meetings, flyers, and online postings. The Sheriff's Office works with local police to ensure wide distribution of this information.

The county's SVP page shows current high-risk offenders. You can find photos, addresses, and conviction details. This information helps residents make informed safety decisions. Check the page regularly for updates.

Note: SVPs represent a small portion of all registered offenders in Arapahoe County.

Sex Offender Registration Requirements in Arapahoe County

The Colorado Sex Offender Registration Act governs Arapahoe County procedures. Offenders must register within five business days of release or moving to the county. The Sheriff's Office handles registration for unincorporated areas. City police departments may handle registration within city limits.

Fees in Arapahoe County follow a specific schedule. Offenders pay seventy-five dollars on their birthday for annual registration. They pay twenty-five dollars for quarterly updates in off-quarters. This fee structure differs from counties that charge no fees.

Registration frequency depends on offense severity. SVPs register quarterly for life. Other serious offenders may register annually. Misdemeanor offenders often have shorter registration periods. The court determines the specific requirements at sentencing.

Under C.R.S. 18-3-412.5, failure to register is a felony. Arapahoe County actively pursues non-compliant offenders. The Sheriff's Office coordinates with other agencies to locate wanted individuals.

Cities in Arapahoe County Registry

Arapahoe County contains several incorporated cities. Each has its own police department for local matters. However, sex offender registration may still go through the Sheriff's Office. Check with your local police department to confirm procedures.

Major cities in Arapahoe County include Littleton, Centennial, Englewood, and Greenwood Village. Aurora spans multiple counties including Arapahoe. The CBI registry lets you search by city name. This helps you find offenders in specific communities.

Some cities in Arapahoe County have their own sex offender resources online. They may post local information beyond what the CBI shows. Check your city's official website for additional details.

Colorado State Sex Offender Resources

Several state-level resources complement Arapahoe County's local services. The CBI maintains the official registry. SOTAR provides notification services. These tools work together for comprehensive coverage.

SOTAR at sotar.us offers email alerts when offenders move into your area anywhere in Colorado including Arapahoe County.

The CBI statutes page at apps.colorado.gov/apps/dps/sor/info-statutes.jsf lists all relevant Colorado laws. You can read the actual text of C.R.S. 16-22-102 through 16-22-115. This helps you understand the legal framework.

The CBI contact page at apps.colorado.gov/apps/dps/sor/contact.jsf provides ways to reach state officials. You can submit questions about the registry. Technical support is also available.

Nearby Denver Metro Counties

These counties border Arapahoe County in the Denver metropolitan area. Check their registries for a complete picture of your area.