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Emergency Updates 
Activated in large-scale emergencies where frequent updates to the community are necessary. 

No Fire Restrictions
Fire restrictions were lifted for Jefferson County on Monday, July 11, 2011. Click for details.

The Use of Technology to Stalk
Stalking has always been a frightening crime. Today, a stalker may be empowered by a variety of easily-accessible gadgets and online tools. Learn more and stay safe. A message from Sheriff Ted Mink.

Register Your Phone to Receive e911 Notifications
Land lines are automatically registered to receive e911 notifications in the event of an emergency. But you can also register your mobile or VOIP phone line. Note: processing takes up to three business days.

Sheriff's South Precinct now at 11139 Bradford Road
The Sheriff's Office south precinct in the Ken Caryl area has moved from its location on Shaffer Parkway to 11139 Bradford Road -- just around the corner.

Drinking and Driving is a Costly Mistake
Is it worth it to you? Click above or download our Cost of a DUI poster.

There is No Poop Fairy. Please Clean Up After Your Dog.  
Please help keep parks, trails and neighborhoods free of poop piles by packing out your dog's waste. Together, we can debunk the poop fairy myth and clean up our county.

A Day in the Life of an Academy Recruit:  Alan  |  Ryan 
Two deputies recently completed the police academy, and blogged about their experience along the way! Follow their blogs as they undergo academic, athletic and skills training in preparation for serving Jefferson County citizens.

Coffee With a Cop: Pull Up a Chair!
These walk-in community meetings offer citizens the chance to speak one-on-one with Sheriff's Office commanders. Click to find out when Coffee With a Cop is coming to your coffee shop.

How to Avoid Coyote Conflicts in Urban Areas
Experts from the Colorado Division of Wildlife have shared their tips on how to avoid coyote conflicts in Jeffco and beyond.