Fort Collins Phone Directory

The Fort Collins phone directory lists contact numbers for city departments, council members, and key public services. Fort Collins is the largest city in Larimer County and home to about 170,000 people. City Hall sits at 300 Laporte Ave, and most phone lines run through offices in that building. If you need to reach a city department, this directory has the numbers, emails, and addresses that connect you to the right place. The Fort Collins contact list also covers the city's broadband service, clerk office, and council district lines, so you can find a direct number for just about any city function.

Fort Collins City Hall Contacts

Fort Collins City Hall is the main hub for city services. The building at 300 Laporte Ave houses several departments, and it is where most city phone lines are based. If you are not sure which office to call, start here. Staff can route you to the right department or give you a direct number for what you need.

The city's main phone line goes through the purchasing office at 970-221-6779. This is a good starting point when you don't have a direct number for a specific Fort Collins department. You can also reach the city through its website at fortcollins.gov, which has an online contact form and links to every department. The site works well on phones and desktops, so you can look up a number from wherever you are. For questions about city records, public meetings, or general city business, the City Clerk's office handles those requests. Fort Collins keeps most city records open to the public under C.R.S. 24-72-201, the Colorado Open Records Act. You have a right to ask for records, and the city must reply within three business days.

Note: City Hall is open on weekdays during normal business hours. Phone lines follow the same schedule, though some automated options may work after hours.

Fort Collins Department Directory

Fort Collins runs a full department directory on its website. This is the fastest way to find the right phone number or email for any city office. The directory page lists every department in one place, with links to each one's own contact page. If you need to reach parks, utilities, police, planning, or any other city service, start there.

The Fort Collins Department Directory covers all city divisions. Each listing shows the department name, a short description of what it does, and a link to the full page with phone numbers and staff contacts. This is a core part of the Fort Collins phone directory. It saves time because you don't have to call the main line and wait to be transferred. You just find the right page, grab the number, and call. The directory also has email addresses for departments that take email questions, which can be useful when you need to send documents or put a request in writing for your records.

Visit the Fort Collins Department Directory to browse the full list of city offices and phone numbers.

The directory page is kept up to date by the city, so phone numbers and email addresses here should be current. If a number has changed, the city usually updates it within a few days.

Fort Collins City Council Phone Numbers

Fort Collins has a mayor and six council members, each from a different district. Every one of them has a direct phone number and email. If you want to speak up about a city issue or ask about a project in your part of town, reach out to your district rep. Council members in Fort Collins take calls and answer emails from residents on local matters.

Mayor Jeni Arndt leads the Fort Collins City Council. Her phone number is 970-413-3146 and her email is jarndt@fcgov.com. She is the first point of contact for citywide issues and represents Fort Collins at regional and state events. Emily Francis serves as Mayor Pro Tem and holds the District 6 seat. Her number is 970-556-4748. If you are not sure which district you live in, the city has a district boundary map on the clerk's website that shows each zone. Just type in your address and it tells you which council member covers your area in Fort Collins.

Council meetings are held on a regular schedule and are open to the public. Fort Collins posts meeting agendas online ahead of time. You can attend in person or watch the live stream on the city website. If you can't make a meeting, calling or emailing your council member is the next best thing. They keep track of what residents are asking about and bring those concerns up at meetings.

Note: Council phone numbers listed here are direct lines for each member. Some may go to voicemail outside of regular hours.

Fort Collins Connexion Phone Line

Fort Collins runs its own city broadband service called Connexion. This is a municipal fiber network that gives residents high-speed internet, TV, and phone service. It is one of the most used city services in Fort Collins and has its own dedicated phone number.

Call Connexion at 970-212-2900 for service questions, billing, outages, or to sign up. The line is staffed during business hours, and the city website has an online portal for account management. Connexion launched in 2020 and has been expanding across Fort Collins since then. Because it is a city-run service, you can also reach Connexion through the main Fort Collins department directory. This is a contact that many residents in Fort Collins look up often, especially when there are service issues or when new areas get connected to the fiber network.

Fort Collins City Website

The official Fort Collins city website is the main source for all phone numbers, contact forms, and service pages. It serves as a central hub for the Fort Collins phone directory and links to every department, office, and council member page.

From the homepage, you can reach the department directory, the city council page, utility accounts, and public records request forms. The site also has a search bar that works well for finding specific phone numbers in the Fort Collins contact directory. Type in a department name or topic and it pulls up the right page quickly.

Fort Collins Public Records Contacts

Public records in Fort Collins fall under both city and county rules. City records are held by the Fort Collins City Clerk, while county records go through Larimer County offices. Knowing which office to call can save time.

Under C.R.S. 24-72-201, the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA), you can request most city records from Fort Collins. This includes meeting minutes, contracts, permits, and correspondence. The city must respond within three business days of getting your request. The CORA guidelines on the Secretary of State's site explain how the process works and what your rights are. Fort Collins takes these requests through the City Clerk's office. You can submit a request in writing, by email, or through the city website.

Court records for Fort Collins cases go through the Larimer County courthouse. The 8th Judicial District serves all of Larimer County, and you can search for cases on the Colorado Judicial Branch website. Access to court records follows Chief Justice Directive 05-01 (CJD 05-01), which sets rules on what is public and what stays sealed. Most civil and criminal case records from Fort Collins are open to anyone.

For state-level records, the Colorado DMV handles driver records. The DORA license lookup tool lets you check professional licenses for people and businesses in Fort Collins and across the state. These state tools are free to use and don't require an account to search basic information.

How to Find a Fort Collins Phone Number

There are a few ways to find the right phone number in the Fort Collins directory. The method you pick depends on what kind of contact you need and how fast you need it.

For city services, the Fort Collins Department Directory is the best starting point. It has every city office listed in one spot. If you want county services like the assessor, clerk, or sheriff, those go through Larimer County and you should check the Larimer County phone directory instead. Fort Collins is the county seat, so most county offices are in town, but they run on separate phone systems from the city. That catches some people off guard. A call meant for the city water department ends up at the county and vice versa.

For state-level contacts, use the statewide directories on the Colorado government website. Court phone numbers for Fort Collins cases are on the Colorado Judicial Branch site. DMV numbers go through the state as well. The city directory only covers city-run departments and services, so if your question involves state or county functions, you will need a different phone number than what the Fort Collins city directory shows.

Note: If you call the wrong office, ask the person who answers to transfer you or give you the right number. Staff in Fort Collins and Larimer County offices are used to these mix-ups and can usually point you to the correct line quickly.

Larimer County Phone Directory

Fort Collins sits in Larimer County, and county offices handle many of the records and services that residents need on a regular basis. The county assessor, clerk, sheriff, and treasurer all have their own phone numbers. Since Fort Collins is the county seat, most Larimer County offices are right here in town. For the full list of county contacts, department phone numbers, and elected official lines, see the Larimer County phone directory page.

View Larimer County Phone Directory

Nearby Cities

Several other Colorado cities are near Fort Collins and have their own phone directories. If you need contacts for city services in a neighboring community, these pages can help. Loveland is about 15 miles south and is also in Larimer County. Greeley is to the east in Weld County. Longmont is farther south near Boulder County.