Access Broomfield County Sex Offender Registry

Broomfield County provides access to sex offender records through the Broomfield Police Department and state databases. As Colorado's newest county, Broomfield consolidated city and county functions. The Police Department handles sex offender registration and works with the CBI and SOTAR systems to keep residents informed.

Broomfield Police Department Sex Offender Program

The Broomfield Police Department manages sex offender registration for the consolidated city and county. This streamlined approach means one agency handles all registration matters. Residents can contact the Police Department directly for information about registered offenders in Broomfield.

Broomfield does not charge fees for sex offender registration. This no-fee policy applies to both initial registration and required updates. The department believes public safety should not depend on payment ability.

The department participates in the SOTAR notification system. This allows Broomfield residents to receive email alerts about new offenders in their area. The system integrates seamlessly with state and national tracking databases.

How to Search Broomfield County Sex Offender Records

Broomfield County residents can search for sex offender information through multiple channels. The CBI registry provides statewide search capabilities. SOTAR offers email alerts. The Broomfield Police Department can provide local assistance.

The CBI website at apps.colorado.gov/apps/dps/sor includes Broomfield County in its database. Search by name or select Broomfield as the county. Results show offender photos, addresses, and conviction details.

SOTAR provides enhanced notification services. Visit sotar.us to create your free account. Set your notification preferences by address and radius. The system monitors continuously and sends email alerts when new offenders register in your area.

For questions not answered online, contact the Broomfield Police Department. Staff can explain local procedures and provide additional information. They can also help you understand what the registry shows and does not show.

Sex Offender Registration in Broomfield County

The Colorado Sex Offender Registration Act governs Broomfield County procedures. Under C.R.S. 16-22-102 through 16-22-115, convicted offenders must register with local law enforcement. In Broomfield, this occurs at the Police Department.

Registration must happen within five business days of release or moving to Broomfield. Offenders provide identification, fingerprints, and a current photograph. Police staff complete the registration and update the CBI database. Return visits follow a schedule based on offense classification.

SVPs register every three months for life. This is the most frequent requirement. Other offenders may have annual or quarterly schedules. The court determines specific requirements at sentencing.

Under C.R.S. 18-3-412.5, failure to register is a felony. The Broomfield Police Department follows up on missed registrations. Non-compliant offenders may be listed as "Wanted" on the public registry.

Note: Broomfield's no-fee policy applies to all registration services.

Broomfield's Consolidated City-County Registry

Broomfield operates as a consolidated city and county. This unique structure simplifies sex offender registration. The Police Department handles all registration matters for the entire jurisdiction. There is no separate sheriff's office.

This consolidation means consistent procedures across Broomfield. Whether you live in the original city area or the newer county areas, you register at the same place. The same rules and fees apply throughout the jurisdiction.

The Broomfield Police Department coordinates directly with the CBI. All registrations are reported promptly to the state database. This ensures accurate and current information in the public registry.

Community notification follows Colorado state law. Under C.R.S. 16-13-901 through 16-13-906, the department notifies residents when high-risk offenders move to the area. The SOTAR system supplements this with electronic notifications.

Broomfield County in the Denver Metro Area

Broomfield County sits between Boulder, Adams, Jefferson, and Weld Counties. This central location makes it part of the greater Denver metropolitan area. Residents may want to check multiple county registries for a complete picture.

The CBI registry searches can include multiple counties. However, SOTAR notifications work best when you define your specific radius. Set your notification area to cover your regular activities, not just your home address.

Broomfield's location means offenders may move between counties. The CBI database tracks these moves. SOTAR alerts notify you when offenders enter your radius from any direction.

Because Broomfield is a newer county, some historical records may show previous county designations. Offenders who registered before 2001 may have records from Boulder or Weld County. The CBI database maintains these records under current addresses.

Colorado Sex Offender Laws Affecting Broomfield County

Several Colorado statutes apply to sex offender activities in Broomfield County. The registration requirements are in C.R.S. 16-22-102 through 16-22-115. These laws establish who must register and for how long.

Sexually Violent Predator designations fall under C.R.S. 18-3-414.5. SVPs must register quarterly for life. They also receive enhanced community notification. Broomfield follows these requirements for all SVPs in the jurisdiction.

Community notification procedures appear in C.R.S. 16-13-901 through 16-13-906. These statutes guide the Broomfield Police Department in informing the public. Notification levels match offender risk classifications.

Unlawful sexual behavior crimes are defined in C.R.S. 18-3-411. Convictions for these offenses trigger registration requirements. The list includes various felonies and certain misdemeanors.

State Resources for Broomfield County

Several state resources supplement Broomfield's local services. The CBI maintains the official registry database. SOTAR provides notification services. These tools ensure comprehensive coverage for Broomfield residents.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation maintains the official registry at apps.colorado.gov/apps/dps/sor.

The CBI information page at apps.colorado.gov/apps/dps/sor/information.jsf explains offender designations. Learn what terms like "Transient" and "In Custody" mean.

SOTAR at sotar.us provides email notification services. Set up your account to receive alerts about Broomfield County.

The CBI contact page at apps.colorado.gov/apps/dps/sor/contact.jsf lets you reach state officials with questions.

Nearby Denver Metro Counties

These counties border Broomfield County. Check their registries for complete coverage of your area.