Windsor Felony Records

Windsor felony records are filed in either Weld County or Larimer County. This unique town straddles two counties in northern Colorado. The Weld County portion uses the 19th Judicial District Court in Greeley. The Larimer County portion uses the 8th Judicial District Court in Fort Collins. You must know which side of town the offense occurred to find the right court. Windsor has about 35,000 residents. The town has grown fast in recent years. C.R.S. § 24-72-301 governs access to these records.

Where to Find Windsor Felony Records

Finding felony records for Windsor takes extra care. The town sits in both Weld and Larimer Counties. Most of Windsor lies in Weld County. The eastern edge extends into Larimer County. You must check which county had jurisdiction over the case. Records are never filed in both courts for the same offense.

For Weld County cases, visit the 19th Judicial District Court. The courthouse sits at 901 9th Avenue in Greeley. The phone number is (970) 475-2400. This court handles most Windsor felony cases. The court is open Monday through Friday during business hours. Staff can help you locate case files. Bring valid ID when you visit. C.R.S. § 24-72-706 covers record sealing procedures if needed.

For Larimer County cases, go to the 8th Judicial District Court. The courthouse is at 201 La Porte Avenue in Fort Collins. The phone number is (970) 494-3500. This court handles felony cases from the eastern part of Windsor. The Larimer County Justice Center serves the entire county. Both courts use the same statewide case management system. This makes online searches easier.

How to Search Windsor Felony Records Online

Online searches cover both counties for Windsor cases. The Colorado Judicial Branch docket search works statewide. You do not need to know which county first. Visit coloradojudicial.gov/dockets to start. Enter the person's name. The tool shows cases from both Weld and Larimer Counties. Each result lists the court location. This saves time when you are unsure where to look.

CoCourts.com provides detailed court records for both counties. This paid service shows full docket information. It covers both the 19th and 8th Judicial Districts. You can search by name or case number. Fees apply for detailed reports. The site updates daily with new filings. Visit cocourts.com to access records.

The CBI Internet Criminal History Check includes Windsor records. This statewide search costs $6.00 per name. Results show arrests and convictions from both counties. You need the person's full name and date of birth. Results appear instantly. This search follows C.R.S. § 24-72-301. Visit cbi.colorado.gov for more information.

For best results when searching, gather this information:

• Full legal name and date of birth
• Approximate date of the offense
• Location where the offense occurred
• Case number if available

State Resources for Windsor Records

Several state databases include Windsor felony records. These tools search across county lines. They help when you are unsure which court has the case. They also show records from other parts of Colorado.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation maintains criminal histories. Their Internet Criminal History Check covers both Weld and Larimer Counties. This works well for statewide searches. Visit cbi.colorado.gov/ichc to learn more.

The Department of Corrections tracks inmates from Windsor. Search for current prisoners and parolees. Visit doc.state.co.us to search by name or DOC number. The Sex Offender Registry includes Windsor offenders. Search by name, address, or zip code. The database updates hourly. Visit apps.colorado.gov/sor to check. SOTAR provides email alerts at sotar.us.

Record Sealing in Windsor

Colorado law allows sealing of certain criminal records. C.R.S. § 24-72-706 sets the rules. You must file in the court that handled the case. For Windsor, this means either Weld or Larimer County. The judge reviews your motion. Not all felonies qualify.

Eligible felonies include Class 4, 5, and 6. Level 3 and 4 drug felonies may qualify. You must wait three years after completing your sentence. This includes probation and parole. Some crimes cannot be sealed. Class 1, 2, and 3 felonies remain public. Level 1 drug felonies stay visible. Sex offenses and crimes of violence cannot be sealed.

After the court grants a sealing order, notify CBI. Email the order to cdps_cbi_ident_seal@state.co.us. CBI removes the record from public databases. Law enforcement keeps access for investigations.

County Felony Records for Windsor

Windsor spans two counties. Most felony cases go to Weld County. Some cases go to Larimer County. It depends on where the offense occurred. Both county courts handle Windsor cases. Visit the county pages for more details.