Sex Offender Checks in Broomfield County
Three official channels answer different questions. The free Colorado Convicted Sex Offender Search provides the public web subset maintained by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Broomfield Police Records supplies a no-charge complete adult list for the city and county during normal business hours. The National Sex Offender Public Website adds participating jurisdictions outside Colorado. A person missing from one source may still appear in another because each source has a different legal scope.
Start with a full legal name or a location. Compare the date of birth and physical details on a result before drawing a conclusion. Reported addresses and map points can change. The CBI site omits people listed solely for misdemeanor sex convictions and juveniles adjudicated for sex offenses, so a blank web result is not a complete clearance.
Broomfield's Complete Adult List
The CBI map is not Broomfield's complete list. Contact Broomfield Police Records at 303-438-6420 for the full local adult registrant list. The list is available without charge during normal business hours. This local route matters when a misdemeanor-only registrant does not appear on the public CBI website.
CBI offers another option for statewide scope. Its adult compliant-registrant list can be requested by mail or in person, costs $20, and is supplied within ten business days. Released fields include names, aliases, dates of birth, addresses, the registration-triggering offense, and offense and conviction dates. It excludes victim information and juvenile-only dispositions.
Note: Ask for the Broomfield adult list when local completeness matters, but use CBI or NSOPW when the needed scope extends beyond Broomfield.
How to Search the Colorado Convicted Sex Offender Search
CBI operates the Colorado Convicted Sex Offender Search. It accepts name and location searches and offers map controls. Search with care because similar names can refer to different people, aliases can affect results, and a reported address may have changed after the profile date.
- Open the CBI registry and review its public-use terms.
- Choose the name or location tab. For a local location search, enter the city, ZIP, or address and select Broomfield County where offered.
- Review the list or map, then compare the full name, date of birth, and physical description before selecting a profile.
- Open the detail record and note the date reported, designation, address, and offense information. Contact BPD if local compliance data appears stale.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by Name | Tab and text fields | Conditional | Use first and last name; try known aliases when needed. |
| Search by Location | Tab and form | Conditional | Accepts address, city, ZIP, county, and map or radius controls. |
| County | Dropdown | Optional | Select Broomfield to narrow the location scope. |
| Search | Button | Yes | Runs the criteria entered on the active tab. |
| Notification Login | Email login | No | Separate alert access uses an email account. |
Compare Broomfield Registry Sources
No one search answers every Broomfield registry question. The state portal is fast and visual, the local list has broader adult coverage within Broomfield, and NSOPW provides national reach. Use the source that matches the question, then check another when the stakes call for more context.
| Source | Best Use | Key Limit |
|---|---|---|
| CBI web search | Free name, county, address, and map search | Not every Colorado registrant is displayed |
| BPD adult list | Complete adult list for Broomfield | Local rather than national scope |
| NSOPW | Cross-state search of participating jurisdictions | Results depend on each jurisdiction's published data |
Inside a Broomfield Registry Profile
A CBI detail page combines identity, reported-location, physical-description, and offense fields. Read the date reported alongside the address. A profile is a published registration record, not a live tracker, and the public display does not reveal every fact held by police or the courts.
| Name & Aliases | Displayed names help resolve spelling and identity differences. |
|---|---|
| Photo & Description | Photograph, gender, race, height, weight, hair, eyes, and identifying marks may appear. |
| Reported Location | Address, county, and date reported show the registered information and its age. |
| Offense Information | Triggering offense and designation details appear where applicable. |
| Designation | CBI may identify SVP, multiple-offender, failure-to-register/history, or felony-conviction categories. |
| Navigation | Links return to results or revise the search without identifying a new person. |
Broomfield Tuesday Registration Appointments
Registration is handled by BPD Investigations, not the Records Unit. Call 303-438-6410 to schedule. Walk-ins are refused, and annual or quarterly appointments are available on Tuesdays during normal business hours. Registrants should arrive about 15 minutes early with photo identification, current vehicle details, and all information required for the update. Check-in occurs with Court Security in the police lobby or the adjacent Combined Courts lobby.
The local fee is $75 for initial registration and $25 for annual or quarterly renewal. BPD accepts cash, a qualifying in-state check, or a money order payable to BPD. An in-person or emailed indigency request can defer the next fee once, but it does not end the duty to register and does not permanently erase the amount due.
The official Broomfield sex offender information page is the source for current appointment and fee instructions.
Broomfield Police publishes the local registration rules shown in this official capture.
The local page is the right place to verify appointment rules before visiting because scheduling and counter procedures can change.
Colorado Registration Levels and Requirements
Colorado does not reduce public registry status to a simple federal Tier I, II, or III consumer chart. State designations and statutory duties depend on the offense and case history. Some people may petition to discontinue after a set period, while sexually violent predators and specified serious or multiple convictions can require lifetime registration and quarterly verification.
| Level / Tier | Duration | Verification Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Sexually violent predator | May require lifetime registration | Quarterly verification may apply |
| Specified serious or multiple convictions | May require lifetime registration | Frequency follows the controlling statute |
| Other qualifying convictions | Offense-specific; some may later petition | Annual or other statutory schedule |
Broomfield's 1,000-Foot SVP Rule
Broomfield Ordinance 9-56-020 applies to a person adjudicated a sexually violent predator. It bars permanent or temporary residence within 1,000 feet of a city-recognized park, playground, school, licensed day care, recreation center, library, retail shopping mall, or public swimming pool. The rule is narrow as to status but broad in its list of protected places.
Do not draw a circle around every map result and label it a violation. The ordinance applies to SVP status and defined locations, while registry coordinates reflect reported information that can change. Send a suspected compliance issue to BPD Investigations rather than confronting or tracking the person.
Note: A registry map supports awareness, but BPD determines local compliance after checking designation, location, and current registration facts.
Reading Colorado Registry Screens
CBI provides the official Colorado registry search used for Broomfield name and location checks.
The opening screen leads to search controls and public-use terms, while the information page explains which categories may be absent.
CBI's registry information page states the scope and exclusions that shape a Broomfield result.
Those limits explain why BPD's complete adult list remains a key second step.
The official CBI detail layout shows the profile labels used to assess a result.
Read these fields together. A name alone is not enough to establish identity, location, status, or current compliance.
Report Broomfield Compliance Concerns
If an address or designation appears stale, save the official profile URL and note the observation without publishing private details. Call BPD Investigations at 303-438-6410 for a local compliance question. Contact CBI when the issue concerns the statewide portal or repository record. Use 911 only for immediate danger.
A named juvenile request is not a broad search tool. It requires a written need and affirmations against publication, gain, harassment, intimidation, coercion, or serious emotional distress. CBI accepts the request by mail, email, or in person and reports a ten-business-day response target without a search fee.
For a name search, try the full legal surname and given name first. If a profile shows aliases, use them only to resolve identity. Compare the date of birth and physical descriptors without republishing those details. A missing result can reflect a spelling difference, an alias, a changed jurisdiction, a misdemeanor-only registration, a juvenile adjudication, or no registration duty. It cannot establish a universal absence from all official records.
For a location search, enter the current address, city, or ZIP in the form CBI accepts, then narrow to Broomfield County. Read both map and list results. Pins depict reported registration information, not constant physical location. When the observation suggests stale data, send the concern to police with the official page and date rather than attempting to verify the address in person.
Community Notification and Lawful Use
Colorado makes registry information available for safety and informed precautions, not added punishment. Broomfield's community material urges residents to teach sound boundaries, use facts without panic, and report concerning conduct. SVP community notification is distinct from passive access to a registry profile, and known registrants are not the only possible source of sexual harm.
Misuse can be a crime: Colorado's juvenile-request rules prohibit harassment, intimidation, coercion, retribution, publication, and gain. False statements or misuse can be an unclassified misdemeanor carrying up to $1,000 per violation.