Victim Services Division
Dignity, Fairness and Respect... Present, Heard and Informed
The Colorado Constitution requires that victims of certain crimes have the right to be treated with dignity, fairness and respect. They also have the right to be present, heard and informed about certain critical stage events for those offenders who are under probation supervision.
Our Victim Services Division provides victim notification, resource referrals, financial assistance, protection orders and criminal justice information in their respective jurisdictions.
Victims of crime, immediate family members or appointed representatives may request notification of offender Critical Stage Events of a case. A request must be made in writing or online by returning a Crime Victim Notification Request Form to an Intervention Victim Service Specialist.
Resources
Victim Services Brochure
ICCS Victim Services Brochure
Crime Victim Notification Form(Victim Rights Amendment Crimes Only)
If the defendant is sentenced to work release, please contact the appropriate County Sheriff's Victim Services Unit for assistance.
Victim Services Outcome Survey(Victim Rights Amendment Crimes Only)
Victim Services Outcome Survey(Please only use for terming VNOT enrolled probation or community corrections cases)
Survey link needed from Intervention
Victim Assistance Emergency Fund
Gifts to the Victim Assistance Emergency Fund help us assist victims of crime in need.
Donate to the Victim Assistance Emergency Fund