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Colorado Probation Offices

Find Colorado probation and community-supervision offices, addresses, phone numbers, directions, and the official state directory.

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Colorado directory

Probation is administered by the Colorado Judicial Branch through judicial districts and county office locations.

Judicial district lookup

Search by office, city, or ZIP code.

How Colorado supervision works

Start with the agency on the paperwork.

Judicial-district probation system. Probation is administered by the Colorado Judicial Branch through judicial districts and county office locations. Your assigned office may not be the closest location.

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Judicial district

Use the directory below for the adult probation or community-supervision system described on this page.

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Colorado office directory

Choose the office named on your paperwork.

66 public contacts are listed across 23 judicial districts with the details published by the responsible agencies. Call before traveling to confirm the assigned office and appointment time.

01

1st Judicial District

Gilpin County; Jefferson County

02

2nd Judicial District

Denver - District

Denver County Court Probation
Denver, CO

Public county-court probation routing number for municipal and DUI cases, as identified on the Denver Adult Probation page.

03

3rd Judicial District

Huerfano County; Las Animas County

04

4th Judicial District

El Paso County; Teller County

05

5th Judicial District

Clear Creek County; Eagle County; Lake County; Summit County

06

6th Judicial District

Archuleta County; La Plata County; San Juan County

07

7th Judicial District

Delta County; Gunnison County; Hinsdale County; Montrose County; Ouray County; San Miguel County

08

8th Judicial District

Jackson County; Larimer County

09

9th Judicial District

Garfield County; Pitkin County; Rio Blanco County

10

10th Judicial District

Pueblo County

11

11th Judicial District

Chaffee County; Custer County; Fremont County; Park County

12

12th Judicial District

Alamosa County; Conejos County; Costilla County; Mineral County; Rio Grande County; Saguache County

13

13th Judicial District

Kit Carson County; Logan County; Morgan County; Phillips County; Sedgwick County; Washington County; Yuma County

14

14th Judicial District

Grand County; Moffat County; Routt County

15

15th Judicial District

Baca County; Cheyenne County; Kiowa County; Prowers County

16

16th Judicial District

Bent County; Crowley County; Otero County

17

17th Judicial District

Adams County; Broomfield County

18

18th Judicial District

Arapahoe County

19

19th Judicial District

Weld County

20

20th Judicial District

Boulder County

21

21st Judicial District

Mesa County

22

22nd Judicial District

Dolores County; Montezuma County

23

23rd Judicial District

Douglas County; Elbert County; Lincoln County

Before you leave

Confirm three things by phone.

  1. 01
    The assigned office

    A district or department may operate several reporting locations.

  2. 02
    The reporting time

    Hours and appointment rules can change.

  3. 03
    What to bring

    Keep the court order, release papers, identification, and officer name together.

Official source

Colorado Judicial Branch — Probation Services

Directory route reviewed September 18, 2026. Use the government source for time-sensitive reporting instructions and call the listed office before traveling.

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