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Colorado Sex Offender Registry
Overview
Access to sex offender information in Colorado is provided to the public as the result of the Jacob Wetterling
Registration Act, which was passed by the United States Congress and Megan's Law,
which requires states to release relevant information about registered offenders
to protect the public. Information about access to CO sex offender information can be found in the chart below.
| Registration Information Access Type / Community Notification | Available |
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| Community notification? | No | | Online searchable sexual offender database? | Yes | | Online browseable directory of sex offenders? | Yes | | Online maps of sex offender residence locations? | No | | Offender information available by visit to law enforcement agency? | Yes | | Offender information available by phone? | No | | Offender information available by written request or other? | No |
Online Sex Offender Registry / Online Directory
Only provides information on certain high-risk registered sex offenders in the following categories: Sexually Violent Predator (SVP), Multiple Offenses, and Failed to Register. Browse separate directories for sexually violent predators, offenders with multiple offenses and offenders who failed to register or have a history of failing to register. A search tool allows searches by partial first or last name, city or zip code.
Convicted Sex Offenders
Featured Pages From Above Web Site
1. Disclaimer
Provides information about types of offenders listed in the state registry and information about gaining access to all offender information from local jurisdictions.
2. Statutes Pertaining to Sex Offender Notification and Registration
Lists relevant statutes and provides a link to the Colorado Statute Manager which has complete text for each statute.
3. Sex Offender Registration Overview
Provides information about who is required to register, where, when, what information is released to the public, penalties for failure to register, petitioning to discontinue registration and more.
4. Facts About Sex Offenders, Tips and More
General facts about sex offenders, facts about Colorado sex offenders, offender characteristics and sex offender management. Also provided are personal safety tips, what to tell your children, behavior in adults that may signal sexual interest in children and warning signs that a child has been abused.
5. Definition of Terms
In-Person Access
Registry information shall be released to any person residing within the law enforcement agency's jurisdiction. Persons requesting information shall show proper ID or other proof of residence. When necessary for public protection and demonstration of a need to know, law enforcement shall submit to CBI a request from any person residing within the agency's jurisdiction for the release of information concerning sex offenders who reside within other law enforcement jurisdictions. In determining "need to know," law enforcement shall, at a minimum, consider the nature and extent of the person's presence or the presence of the person's immediate family in the local law enforcement agency's jurisdiction. ("Immediate family" includes the person's spouse and the person's parent, grandparent, sibling, or child.)
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Colorado City and County Sex Offender Registries
Other State Registries
State and National Sex Offender Registries
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