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Information and Directions to the City and County of Broomfield Police and Courts BuildingThere is one District Court division and one County Court division in the City and County of Broomfield Police and Courts Building located at 17 DesCombes Drive in Broomfield, Colorado 80020. A History of the Seventeenth Judicial District gives a brief historical overview of the Seventeenth Judicial District's evolution. Directions and Map to the City and County of Broomfield Police and Courts Building To obtain driving directions, mapping information, hours of operation, and information regarding public transportation, please visit the Directions to the Broomfield Courthouse page. City and County of Broomfield Combined Courts Hours of Operation
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| Courthouse Hours | 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 5:00 o'clock p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding Court Holidays. |
| Clerk's Window Hours | 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 5:00 o'clock p.m., Monday through Friday excluding Court Holidays |
| File Room Hours | 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 5:00 o'clock p.m., Monday through Friday excluding Court Holidays |
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Return to Top↑ Information For Jury ServiceIf you have been called for jury service, the Jury Service page has information which may be of assistance to you. To obtain general information pertaining to all jurors in the State of Colorado regarding what they can expect in jury service including the rights as well as obligations of jurors and their employers, please read the Colorado Judicial Department pamphlet. To obtain answers to questions that jurors commonly ask, please see Frequently Asked Questions. To determine whether you will need to report for jury service, please click Do I Need to Report? If for any reason this link is not working or does not contain your juror information, call (720) 887-2165 at least twenty-four (24) hours before your appearance date and listen to the recorded message. The Seventeenth Judicial District has created Virtual Jury Tours to assist jurors in better understanding of where they will go and what they will do when they reach the courthouse. The Virtual Jury Tours explain what will be expected of prospective jurors from courthouse security, show jurors where the Jury Commissioner is located, and provide a quick overview of what jury service will entail. Each tour has instructions on how to use the tour. To view these instructions click on the Viewing the Virtual Tour link on each page. It is recommended that you review the instructions to learn about the video control button functions in each movie. The tour, including watching the instructional video, takes about seven (7) minutes. The Virtual Jury Tour for the City and County of Broomfield is an interactive guide which requires your browser to have the Macromedia Flash player. To download a free copy of the player, visit the Macromedia Flash Player download site. Jury Commissioner
Where Will My Case Be Heard?The type of case you have determines where your case will be heard. If you have a major criminal case, such as a felony filing, a divorce case, a juvenile case or civil case which exceeds $15,000.00 in damages, generally your case will be heard in the district court. If you have a civil case of less than $15,000.00, a traffic case or misdemeanor case, your case will generally be heard in county court. If both parties want an expeditious handling of their case and their case only seeks money damages less than $7,500.00, the case may be heard in the small claims division of the county court where the rules of evidence and procedure are simplified. To see if your case is on the court's docket, review the following section. Court Dockets, Division Setting Practices and Civil Case Filing Information The Court Docketing Page includes information regarding weekly court dockets, division specific setting practices, or information regarding civil case filing practices. To determine how much it costs to file a case, review the Schedule of Filing Fees in Adobe Acrobat format. Please note that these fees are subject to periodic revision or change. Information Regarding Posting and Release of Property Bonds For important information regarding the posting and release of property bonds in criminal cases, please read the Property Bonds Instruction Sheet in Adobe Acrobat format. Return to Top↑ Directory of Telephone NumbersDistrict Court Telephone Number
County Court Telephone Number
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Administration
Office of the District Attorney
Additional information is available at the District Attorney's Web Site Return to Top↑ Office of the Public Defender
Please note that Public Defender services will be offered through the Boulder office. Contact information is available regarding the Boulder Office to set up an appointment or apply for services. Additional information is available at the Colorado Public Defenders Web Site Office of the City and County Attorney
Additional information is available at the City and County Attorney's Web Site Return to Top↑ City and County of Broomfield Police Department
Please note that all services performed by the Sheriff of any county, including the jail and civil divisions will fall within the administrative jurisdiction of the Police Department for the City and County of Broomfield. Additional information is available at the Broomfield Police Department Web Site Return to Top↑ Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Adams and Broomfield Counties - Broomfield Office
Additional information is available at the CASA of Adams and Broomfield CountiesChild Support Enforcement Unit
Probation Department
For an office directory with listings for specific probation department employees in Adobe Acrobat format, please view the Telephone Directory. Additional information is available at the Probation Services Page You will need to load the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this directory. The reader can be downloaded free of charge by clicking on the graphic below:
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