Berthoud Squad - Larimer County Sheriff's Office

09/30/2026

09/17/2026

☎️ Now Hiring: Emergency Communications Operator (911 Dispatcher)
💵 Starting Pay: $70,366 - $84,452
📆 Application Deadline: October 11, 2026

When moments matter, our Dispatchers make each second count with precision, compassion, and a fierce commitment to the people we serve. This career isn't just a headset and console...it's the heartbeat of public safety, directing life-saving resources with extraordinary care. We serve a bold, resilient community here in Larimer County and we're looking for people who reflect that spirit.

Maybe you bring a background in emergency communications and you're looking for a fresh opportunity to grow. Or perhaps you're the "calm in the storm" person, the one who brings clarity in crisis, and you want to use your skills in service to others. When you join LCSO, you'll get top-notch training from a skilled, professional team.

Learn more and apply before October 11: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/colarimerco/sheriff/jobs/5485861/emergency-communications-operator-911-dispatcher

09/14/2026

Update: Mae was found safe. Thanks for sharing!
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If you see Mae or have information about her location, please contact Weld County Sheriff's Office immediately. Thank you!

09/11/2026

Confusion. Disbelief. Realization. Horror. A deep grief that would sink into society and shape generations to come. A resolve to rise, rebuild, and stand tall once again. 9/11 is a day forever etched into American memory.

Today, we remember the lives lost, honor the brave responders who ran in, and reflect on the resilient spirit of our nation.

25 years have passed, and the world is a different place in many ways. But some things haven't changed... an enduring commitment to co-create strong communities, to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity, and to build the kind of world we want our children to inherit.

We will 🇺🇸

09/04/2026

HOLIDAY CLOSURE: Our Administration Building will be closed on Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day.

Our dedicated Dispatchers, Deputies, and Jail staff will continue serving 24/7 to support community safety.

08/31/2026

Just after 4:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon, LCSO Dispatch received a call about an armed man acting erratically in Berthoud. The caller reported that man was outside of a home, had a gun, and was behaving in a threatening manner toward other people.

When deputies arrived, the man had gone inside. They contacted him by phone and successfully convinced him to come out. He was safely taken into custody. No property damage or injuries have been reported, and there is no ongoing threat to the community. Deputies are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding this incident.

As a precaution, a shelter in place alert was issued for the immediate surrounding area. People can sign up to receive emergency notifications at www.nocoalert.org. We appreciate the patience and support of neighbors while deputies worked to peacefully resolve this situation!