The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office priority remains focused on
the health and safety of our community, staff and those in our care. As a result of the Governor’s order to stay at
home and public health recommendations, additional enhanced safety measures have
been implemented.
If you have an emergency call 911.
Records Lobby and
Services
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office Records Lobby will be
closed effective March 26, 2020. All
services performed by Sheriff’s Office Records through person-to-person contact
are temporarily suspended.
Request for records in accordance with the Colorado Criminal
Justice Records Act, C.R.S. 24-72-301 and the Colorado Open Records Act, C.R.S.
24-72-201 can be submitted electronically. You can download the request form online and email requests to so-records@mesacounty.us.
Individuals with Concealed Handgun Permits (CHPs) that are
recently expired or nearing their expiration date will receive a letter from
the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office extending the expiration date of their permit
at no additional cost.
Records staff will also be available by phone (970) 244-3500
during normal business hours.
The Civil Unit will remain open for emergency orders following
direction from 21st Judicial District Court. This includes temporary protection orders. The
Civil Unit can be accessed through the Detentions Lobby during normal business
hours.
Detention Lobby
The Detention Lobby will remain open to facilitate the release
of inmates and attorney-client video visits. The public is encouraged to stay at home and alternatively
use online services for inmate fund deposits.
All of the current operational modifications at the Mesa
County Sheriff’s Office are listed for your convenience online at https://sheriff.mesacounty.us/covid19/
Thank you for your cooperation while we work together to
prevent unnecessary possible exposure to COVID-19 or any other illnesses.
