Welcome to the
Prowers County Sheriff's Office

Detentions Homepage

Records Fees

 

Concealed Weapons

Initial application $52.50
Renewals - if Previous CCW $13.00
Temporary or Emergency permits $30.50
breakdown of fees: $17.50 to CBI, $13.00 to Insta-Check, and $22.00 to FBI
 

Copies of Reports

First page $1.25
Add'l pages $.75 @
Archive Search $10.00
 
Sex Offender Registration
New Registration $25.00
Re-registration $15.00
 

Notary

Each Page $2.00

click here for process fess:
Civil Process






Concealed Weapons Permits

 

 

2005

2006

2007

Applications Submitted for Review

8

6

26

Permits Issued

7

6

14

Permits Denied

1

0

0

Total of All Valid Permits

71

70

81


 

Home Page
Sheriff's Page
Undersheriff's Page
Patrol Home Page
Dententions Home Page

Administration
Records
Civil Process
Forms

Posse's Home Page
Our Community
Awards
Links
Contact us
 


Connie Maestas
Records Manager

The Prowers County Sheriff's Office handles sex offender registrations, concealed weapons permits, Uniformed Crime Reporting, and case filings. Fingerprinting, background checks and criminal histories are also routed through our records section. Each deputy handles calls for service and self initiated calls. These calls require reports. Each report that is completed is forwarded to Connie. She enters the information into a database for Uniformed Crime reporting (UCR). These are later compiled into crime statistics with the State of Colorado and the Federal Bureau of Investigations.

After entering the report into UCR, Connie prepares the report to become discovery and it is then forwarded to the District Attorney's Office, where it becomes discovery in the judicial process. Discovery can be obtained through your attorney or the District Attorney's Office.

Connie also handles citizen and other requests for copies of our criminal records. These requests are made in writing and/or by filing out our request for criminal records. These are authorized by the Undersheriff and Connie makes the necessary copies of the records. Connie is also required to archive our records. We have a limited space for the overwhelming amount of paperwork that our office completes. These are archived and when necessary the reports have to be gone through to find and locate specific information. Connie has to do this. It is rather time consuming and usually has a fee for the requesting party.

If you would like to request criminal reports, click this button to find the correct form on the forms page:
Forms


Connie also archives inmate documents. Each time an inmate is booked into the jail, a folder is started. The folder contains all the specific information that our jail facility uses to keep track of inmates' court appearances, medical documents, photos, and billing. These are sorted once the inmate leaves our custody and those records become archived.