Colorado Sex Offender Registration Forms
Fees
- New registrant – $50
- Re-registration – $25
Fingerprints are done at the Weld County Sheriff's Office (North Jail Complex) and will require an additional fee.
2110 O St.
Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 356-4015
185 Lincoln Avenue
Nunn, CO 80648
Phone: 970.897.2561
Fax: 970.897.2866
Dispatch: 970.350.9600 option #1
If you need to report something that is not an immediate emergency, please contact the DISPATCH NON-EMERGENCY # at 970-350-9600 Ext. 1
Join our Police Department-Now hiring FT/PT/Reserve officers
The Town of Nunn is seeking dedicated and community-oriented individuals to join our Police Department. This role offers the opportunity to serve in a close-knit community while enjoying competitive benefits and professional growth.
Position: Police Officer (Full-Time)
Salary: $60,000-$75,000 annually
What we offer:
Requirements:
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to the Nunn Police Department in person or via email along with a Personal History Packet.
Attn: Chief Florence
Address: 185 Lincoln Ave., Nunn, CO 80648
Email: rflorence@nunnpolice.org
Phone: 970.897.2561
You can submit an online crash report using the Online Crash Reporting System. The reports submitted online are filed with the Department of Revenue directly. Please contact the Department of Revenue at 303.205.5600 for copies of reports.
| Records Search & Retrieval fee (1 hour minimum) | $30.00/hr |
| Copies | $0.25/page |
| Evidence viewing (1 hour minimum) | $50.00/hr |
Copies of evidence (Photos/DVDs/Media) 1 hour minimum plus equipment & supply costs | $30.00/hr |
| BWC/Dashcam video retrieval (1 hour minimum) | $60.00/hr |
| BWC/Dashcam video redaction (1 hour minimum) | $60.00/hr |
Records can be obtained by downloading the form below and returning it to the police department. Please see form for the best way to return your records request.
Please allow 3 business days for a response to your request. In some cases, up to 10 business days will be required.

The Nunn Police Department is proudly participating in the Blue Envelope Program. This program improves communication between law enforcement and individuals with conditions that may impact communication such as autism spectrum disorders, dementia, hearing impairment, or language processing difficulties. Participants store essential documents in a bright blue envelope, signaling the potential need for additional communication accommodations during interactions with law enforcement. Participation is voluntary, there's no registry, and the envelopes are free.
Follow these steps to participate:
For any other questions regarding the Blue Envelope Program, please contact the Nunn Police Department.
185 Lincoln Avenue
970-897-2561
The State of Colorado requires a certified inspector or a law enforcement agency to inspect the VIN to ensure it matches the vehicle that is being registered and to verify that the number has not been altered or is not fictitious. VIN verification is usually requested when attempting to register a vehicle with an out-of-state title, if the vehicle was purchased outside of Colorado, or if the vehicle hasn't been registered for long periods of time. For the verification process, please bring any official paperwork with the VIN verification form - the title, previous registration, bill of sale, insurance card, etc.
This service is free for Nunn residents and first responders and $25.00 for out-of-town residents.
| VIN Verification Form |
** Please note that we are no longer offering certified VIN inspections.
Please visit the link below for current registration forms. Registration forms MUST be returned to the Nunn Police Department in person. A current/valid ID is also required.
Colorado Sex Offender Registration Forms
Fingerprints are done at the Weld County Sheriff's Office (North Jail Complex) and will require an additional fee.
2110 O St.
Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 356-4015
The Nunn Police Department is currently enrolled in the Federal 1033 Program, which allows local law enforcement agencies to receive excess Department of Defense (DoD) property that might otherwise not be utilized. Certain types of this equipment are categorized as "controlled" property, which includes items such as small arms/personal weapons, demilitarized vehicles and aircraft, and night-vision equipment. Controlled property always remains the property of and is accountable to the DoD. Some of the items we may request could include ammunition, night vision, armored and tactical vehicles, command and control vehicles, riot protection gear (batons/helmets/shields), breaching apparatus, robots, and small arms. Please note this notice does not ensure acquisition of stated property, as all property is on a first come basis with all participating LEAs in 49 states and four U.S. territories. When a law enforcement agency no longer wants the controlled property, it must be returned to the federal agency for proper disposition. We welcome and are required to seek the input of our communities where controlled property could be used. For inquiries into the program please visit: CDPS 1033 Program