Broomfield Combined Court Records and Docket Access

Broomfield is unique in Colorado as both a city and a county. The City and County of Broomfield was established in 2001, making it Colorado's newest county. Because of this consolidated government structure, Broomfield does not have a separate municipal court. Instead, all court cases are handled through the Broomfield Combined Court, which serves as both the municipal and county court for the area.

Broomfield Combined Court Location and Contact

The Broomfield Combined Court is located at 17 DesCombes Drive, Broomfield, Colorado 80020. The court can be reached by phone at 720-887-2100. This single facility handles all court matters for the City and County of Broomfield, including traffic violations, misdemeanor criminal cases, civil matters, family law cases, and protection orders.

The combined court structure means that Broomfield residents deal with one court system for all legal matters. Whether you have a traffic ticket, a small claims dispute, or a family law case, the Broomfield Combined Court processes all filings and maintains all court dockets for the jurisdiction.

Court hours are typically Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. It is advisable to call 720-887-2100 to confirm current hours and procedures before visiting. The courthouse is accessible for individuals with disabilities, and accommodations can be arranged by contacting the court in advance.

How to Search Broomfield Court Dockets

Searching Broomfield court dockets is streamlined due to the consolidated court system. All cases filed in Broomfield are maintained by the Broomfield Combined Court. You can search for cases using the Colorado statewide docket search portal or by contacting the court directly.

The Colorado statewide docket search allows you to look up Broomfield cases online. Select Broomfield County from the county dropdown menu. You can search by party name, case number, or date range. The system displays upcoming court dates, case events, and case status information for matters filed in Broomfield.

When searching court records, provide as much information as possible. Full legal names, case numbers, and approximate filing dates will help locate the correct docket. The docket search shows the register of actions and scheduled hearings but does not include the actual documents filed in the case.

For detailed case information or document copies, contact the Broomfield Combined Court directly at 720-887-2100. Court clerks can assist with locating records and explaining how to obtain copies of court documents.

Broomfield Court Services and Payments

The Broomfield Combined Court offers various services to the public. Fine payments can be made in person at the courthouse, by mail, or online through the Colorado Judicial Payment System. The Colorado Judicial Payment System accepts credit cards and electronic checks for fines, fees, and restitution payments.

Payment plans may be available for individuals who cannot pay fines in full. Contact the court at 720-887-2100 to discuss payment options and establish a payment arrangement. Addressing payment matters promptly can help avoid additional penalties, collection fees, and license suspension.

The court provides self-help resources for individuals representing themselves. While court staff cannot provide legal advice, they can explain court procedures and direct you to available resources. The Colorado Judicial Branch website offers forms and guides for common legal matters.

Broomfield Court Jurisdiction

The Broomfield Combined Court has broad jurisdiction due to the consolidated city and county government. The court handles county court matters including traffic violations, misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases under $25,000, small claims, and protection orders. As part of the 17th Judicial District, Broomfield District Court also operates at this location, handling felony cases, civil cases over $25,000, family law matters, juvenile cases, and probate proceedings.

Because Broomfield is both a city and county, there is no separate municipal court. What would typically be handled by a municipal court in other cities is processed through the county court division of the Broomfield Combined Court. This includes city ordinance violations, local traffic citations, and other municipal matters.

Water Court matters for Water Division 1 are also addressed at the Broomfield Combined Court. This specialized jurisdiction handles water rights cases affecting the South Platte River basin and surrounding areas.

Requesting Broomfield Court Records

To obtain copies of court records from Broomfield, use the Colorado Judicial Branch records request system. The online records request form allows you to request copies of documents filed in Broomfield cases. Include complete case information to ensure accurate processing of your request.

Copy fees vary by document type. Regular copies typically cost $0.75 per page when made by court staff. Certified copies cost $20 per document. Some courts have coin-operated copy machines available for public use at $0.25 per page. Contact the court for current fee information.

Most Broomfield court records are public under Colorado law. However, certain records may be sealed by court order, and juvenile records have additional privacy protections. If you need access to sealed or restricted records, you may need to petition the court. Court clerks can explain the process for requesting access to specific types of records.