Aurora Felony Records
Aurora spreads across three counties. Most of the city lies in Arapahoe County. Parts extend into Adams County and a small portion touches Douglas County. This split affects where felony records are filed. The Aurora Police Department serves the entire city regardless of county boundaries. With nearly 400,000 residents, Aurora ranks as Colorado's third-largest city.
Aurora Quick Facts
Where to Find Aurora Felony Records
Aurora felony records may be in two different courts. Most cases go to Arapahoe County Court. This court sits at 7325 South Potomac Street in Centennial. The phone number is (303) 649-6355. This location serves the 18th Judicial District.
Cases from the Adams County portion of Aurora go to a different court. The Adams County Justice Center sits at 1100 Judicial Center Drive in Brighton. Call (303) 659-1161 for records. This court serves the 17th Judicial District. You need to know which part of Aurora the incident occurred in to find the right court.
The Aurora Police Department handles all arrests within city limits. Their main station is at 15001 East Alameda Parkway. The general number is (303) 627-3100. For records requests, call (303) 739-6050. You can also visit their website at auroragov.org/police.
| Primary Court | Arapahoe County Court (18th District) |
|---|---|
| Address | 7325 S Potomac St, Centennial, CO 80112 |
| Phone | (303) 649-6355 |
| Secondary Court | Adams County Court (17th District), 1100 Judicial Center Drive, Brighton, (303) 659-1161 |
| Police Department | 15001 E Alameda Pkwy, (303) 627-3100 |
| Municipal Court | auroragov.org/city_hall/courts |
Note: Aurora spans multiple counties. Verify which county handles your specific case before visiting.
How to Search Aurora Felony Records Online
CoCourts.com covers both Arapahoe and Adams County courts. You can search all Aurora felony cases from one website. Enter a name or case number to start. The system shows case status, charges, and court dates. Some records require fees to view full documents.
The CBI Internet Criminal History Check works for all Aurora arrests. This statewide database costs $6.00 per search. Results appear instantly. You need the person's full name and date of birth. The search follows C.R.S. § 24-72-301 for public access to criminal records. Visit cbirecordscheck.com to begin.
To search Aurora felony records, gather this information:
- Full legal name and date of birth
- Approximate date of the incident
- General area where the arrest occurred
- Case number if available
Fingerprint-based checks are available through CABS vendors. IdentoGO and Colorado Fingerprinting have Aurora locations. State-only checks cost $16.50 to $19.50. State plus FBI checks cost $38.50 to $39.50. These checks provide the most complete criminal history.
State Resources for Aurora Records
The Colorado Judicial Branch offers docket searches at coloradojudicial.gov/dockets. This covers both the 17th and 18th Judicial Districts. Aurora cases may appear in either district depending on location. The search is free for basic case information.
The Colorado Department of Corrections tracks inmates from Aurora. Use their offender search system at doc.state.co.us/oss. The database includes current inmates and parolees. Search by name or DOC number. This helps find people convicted of Aurora felonies serving prison time.
The Sex Offender Registry lists felony sex crime convictions. C.R.S. § 16-22-101 requires registration for qualifying offenses. Search at apps.colorado.gov/sor. SOTAR provides advanced search features at sotar.us.
What Aurora Felony Records Show
Felony records from Aurora reveal serious criminal cases. A felony conviction can mean one year or more in prison under C.R.S. § 18-1.3-401. The records show charges filed by the District Attorney. They track the case from first appearance through sentencing.
Each record contains the arrest information. This includes the date, location, and charging agency. Court documents show the specific statutes violated. You can see plea agreements, trial outcomes, and sentences. The records also note if charges were dismissed or reduced.
Aurora felony records typically include:
- Arrest details from Aurora Police
- Charging documents and case numbers
- Court dates and hearing results
- Disposition and sentencing information
- Probation or parole status
- Restitution orders and fines
Sealed records do not appear in public searches. You must contact the arresting agency for warrant information. Juvenile records follow different rules than adult felony records.
Arapahoe and Adams County Felony Records
Aurora spans two main counties. Most felony cases go to Arapahoe County. Some cases go to Adams County. The city works with both court systems. For more about each county's court system and records access, visit the county pages.