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Motor Vehicle Fatality May 13, 2020

On May 13, 2020 a male died at the scene of a motor vehicle accident on Hwy 287 and North Overland Trail near Laporte, Colorado at approximately 1658. The decedent was the passenger of the vehicle. 

Decedent is identified as Douglas R. Brower, age 29, of Fort Collins, Colorado. 

Manner of Death: Accident

Cause of Death: Multiple blunt force injuries

 

 

 

Posted: 
Fri, May 15 - 11:20 am
Department: 
Coroner

National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Day Honor Processions/CSP Remembers Event for Family Survivors of 2019/2020 Line-of-Duty Deaths In Colorado

Honor Processions and an event entitled CSP Remembers will take place on Friday, May 15, 2020. 

Posted: 
Thu, May 14 - 02:04 pm
Department: 
Sheriff

Shooting Investigation

Suspect at large after shooting at 401 North Timberline Road in Fort Collins.

Posted: 
Fri, May 08 - 11:22 pm
Department: 
Sheriff

Behavioral Health Services Crisis Response Fund recipients announced

The Board of County Commissioners on May 5, 2020 approved the funding recipients of the 2020 Behavioral Health Services Crisis Response Fund, following the recommendations of the Behavioral Health Policy Council.

Posted: 
Tue, May 05 - 01:55 pm
Department: 
BOCC

UPDATE - Public’s Help Sought Locating Missing Teenager

Joshua has been located and is safe.

Posted: 
Thu, Apr 30 - 07:11 pm
Department: 
Sheriff

Strategic Plan update

Progress on the 2019 -2023 Larimer County Strategic Plan Goals One, Two, and Three are moving forward but have been temporarily slowed from the effects of the COVID-19 emergency. 

Posted: 
Thu, Apr 30 - 02:12 pm
Department: 
BOCC

Property owners to receive Notice of Valuation

Larimer County property owners will receive a Notice of Valuation from the Larimer County Assessor’s Office for taxable real property between May 1st and June 1, 2020. 

Posted: 
Wed, Apr 29 - 02:11 pm
Department: 
Assessor

Larimer County Public Health Working to Slowly and Cautiously Reopen Local Businesses

Larimer County Public Health will be slowly allowing businesses to reopen under the new Safer at Home guidance the governor will be releasing soon.  Larimer County will adopt the governor's new stay at home orders with local guidance, education and enforcement.

Posted: 
Fri, Apr 24 - 03:13 pm
Department: 
Health

Larimer County To Open Limited COVID-19 Community Testing

Larimer County is opening up community-wide testing for COVID-19 to symptomatic individuals.

Posted: 
Tue, Apr 21 - 05:44 pm
Department: 
Health

BHS Crisis Response Fund

The COVID-19 coronavirus has gripped the world and affected every individual in our community. Responding to these unprecedented challenges, the Board of Larimer County Commissioners approved the recommendation of the Behavioral Health Policy Council to establish the Behavioral Health Services Crisis Response Fund.

Posted: 
Fri, Apr 17 - 12:18 am
Department: 
Behavioral Health

Office on Aging connecting seniors to resources, services

Resources are available for older adults, caregivers, family members, neighbors and friends of older adults now and after COVID-19 from the Larimer County Office on Aging.

Posted: 
Fri, Apr 17 - 10:42 am
Department: 
Human Services

Business Owner Arrested for Violating Public Health Orders

Jonah Ricke, owner of businesses in Fort Collins and Loveland, arrested for violating Public Health Orders.

Posted: 
Fri, Apr 10 - 04:28 pm
Department: 
Sheriff

Larimer County and Town of Estes Park Extend Orders Limiting Visitors to Estes Valley Through Closure of Accommodations

Larimer County Department of Health and Environment and the Town of Estes Park are extending the existing public health orders limiting visitors to Estes Park by closing short-term accommodations within the Estes Valley to help slow the spread of COVID-19. The orders were issued March 21 and will be extended through April 26, aligning with the current stay-at-home orders. 

Posted: 
Thu, Apr 09 - 02:19 pm
Department: 
Health

Larimer County Public Health Director Extends Stay-at-Home Order to Slow the Spread of COVID-19

The Larimer County Public Health Director has extended the Stay-At-Home order through April 26, 2020.

Posted: 
Thu, Apr 09 - 02:23 pm
Department: 
Health

NISP 1041 permit application public hearing dates rescheduled

The Northern Integrated Supply Project 1041 permit application submitted to Larimer County by Northern Water was judged complete by Larimer County staff on March 18, 2020, with Northern Water also notified on March 19th.

Posted: 
Tue, Apr 07 - 11:27 am
Department: 
Community Development

Treasurer Irene Josey enacts temporary waiver of interest and collection of multiple payments

Governor Jared Polis signed an Executive Order on April 6, 2020, granting County Treasurers the authority to waive delinquent interest through April 30, 2020, as well as collect multiple payments from taxpayers to equal the amount due by the statutory deadlines.

Posted: 
Tue, Apr 07 - 10:51 am
Department: 
Treasurer

Larimer County and State of Colorado Collaborate to Potentially Operate Alternate Care Site at The Ranch Events Complex

Larimer County and the Colorado State Emergency Operations Center are working together to establish an alternative care site (ACS) for the northern Colorado region.

Posted: 
Mon, Apr 06 - 06:43 pm
Department: 
Health

Assessor extends filing deadline

The Larimer County Assessor’s Office today is extending the deadline to file 2020 Business Personal Property Declarations from April 15th to June 15, 2020.

Posted: 
Fri, Apr 03 - 03:09 pm
Department: 
Assessor

Larimer County Confirms COVID-19 Related Deaths

Larimer County Department of Health and Environment (LCDHE) now has five deaths associated with COVID-19. Two of these deaths are epidemiologically linked cases, which means there was a possible connection to a COVID-19 case but testing was never completed. The other three deaths are confirmed COVID-19 patients.  All five individuals were over the age of sixty.

Posted: 
Tue, Mar 31 - 04:51 pm
Department: 
Health

Stay home. Stay Healthy. Stop the Spread.

This is a strange time in our community, in our state, in our world. COVID-19 has taken away our sense of normalcy, our routines, our freedom. This novel virus has caused disruptions like most of us have never experienced.

Posted: 
Tue, Mar 31 - 11:47 am
Department: 
Health