Fort Morgan Phone Directory

Fort Morgan is the county seat of Morgan County and sits in the plains of northeast Colorado along Interstate 76. The city has a population of about 11,548. This page collects the key phone numbers and contact details for Fort Morgan city hall, Morgan County offices, the 13th Judicial District court, local law enforcement, and state agencies that serve the area. Fort Morgan City Hall is at 110 Main Street and can be reached at (970) 542-3973. Morgan County runs its own set of offices from 218 Kiowa Ave in Fort Morgan. Use this directory to find the right number and call the right office on your first try.

Fort Morgan City Hall Contacts

Fort Morgan City Hall is at 110 Main Street, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. The main phone line is (970) 542-3973. Staff at that number can help with general questions or send your call to the right department. City offices are open Monday through Friday during normal work hours. The mailing address is P.O. Box 100, Fort Morgan, CO 80701, if you need to send forms or payments by mail.

The city runs its own police force, parks, library, and public works. Each department has a direct phone number. If you are not sure which one to call, start with the main line. The person who picks up can tell you where to go. The Fort Morgan city website has a staff directory that shows phone numbers and email contacts for all departments. You can also find meeting agendas, city codes, and online forms on the site.

Fort Morgan handles its own water and sewer service. Billing questions go through city hall. For street repairs, snow removal, or code issues, the public works office takes those calls. The city also runs the Fort Morgan Public Library at 414 Main St, which can be reached at (970) 542-4000.

Fort Morgan Police and Sheriff Numbers

The Fort Morgan Police Department serves the city. The main admin line is (970) 542-3930. For non-emergency dispatch, call 970-867-5678. Use 911 for active emergencies only. The police station is at 901 E Beaver Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, though dispatch runs around the clock.

The Morgan County Sheriff handles areas outside city limits and runs the county jail. The sheriff's main number is (970) 542-3445. Dispatch is at 970-867-2461. The sheriff's office is at 801 E Beaver Avenue, which is near the police station. The sheriff also handles civil process, warrants, and patrol for the rural parts of Morgan County. If you are not sure whether your location falls under the city police or the county sheriff, call dispatch and they will sort it out for you.

Morgan County Office Phone Numbers

Fort Morgan is the Morgan County seat, so all county offices sit in town. The main county phone number is 970-542-3500. County administration is at 218 Kiowa Ave, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. The Morgan County website lists every department with phone numbers, addresses, and hours.

The Clerk and Recorder at 970-542-3521 handles recorded documents, elections, motor vehicle services, and marriage licenses. If you need a copy of a deed or want to check voter registration, that is the number to call. The Morgan County Assessor at 970-542-3512 takes questions about property values and tax assessments. The Treasurer at 970-542-3518 handles tax payments. Most county offices keep weekday hours. Check the county site for exact days and times before you visit, since some departments close early or follow a modified schedule.

Morgan County also posts an online records search tool through its Clerk and Recorder office. You can look up recorded documents from home, which saves a phone call or a trip to the office. The county records search page is free to use.

Fort Morgan Court Phone Directory

Courts in Fort Morgan are part of the 13th Judicial District. The Morgan Combined Court is at 400 Warner Street, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. The main court phone number is 970-542-3435. Court hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM. You can also fax the court at 970-542-3436 or email MorganClerksOffice@judicial.state.co.us.

The combined court handles both district and county level cases. District court takes felonies, larger civil matters, family law, and probate. County court covers misdemeanors, traffic, small claims, and minor civil disputes. Both operate from the same building. If you need to check on a case, find a hearing date, or get copies of court documents, call the clerk at 970-542-3435. The Colorado Judicial Branch page for Morgan County lists the full set of court contacts, judges, and staff.

Fort Morgan also runs its own Municipal Court for city code and traffic cases within city limits. Municipal Court is at 901 E Beaver Avenue and can be reached at (970) 542-3950. This is a separate court from the Morgan Combined Court. City-level matters go through municipal court, while county and state-level cases go through the combined court on Warner Street.

Fort Morgan Public Records Search

Colorado law gives people the right to request public records. C.R.S. 24-72-201, the Colorado Open Records Act, applies to Fort Morgan city records, Morgan County files, and state documents. You can make a request by phone, email, or in writing. The office that holds the record must respond within three business days.

For city records, call Fort Morgan City Hall at (970) 542-3973. City records include meeting minutes, council agendas, contracts, permits, and inspection reports. For county records like property filings, recorded documents, and vital records, the Morgan County Clerk and Recorder at 970-542-3521 is where to start. Morgan County has a records search tool on its website that you can use from home.

Court records fall under a different set of rules. C.R.S. 24-72-301, the Criminal Justice Records Act, adds rules for law enforcement and court files. Chief Justice Directive 05-01 (CJD 05-01) sets the framework for what the courts can share with the public. Most civil and criminal case files are open. Juvenile cases, mental health records, and sealed files are restricted. If you are not sure whether a Fort Morgan record is available, call the court clerk at 970-542-3435 or check the state court website for details on what is open and what is not.

Copy fees vary by office. Most simple requests cost a few dollars. Larger requests that need a lot of staff time may cost more. Call first so you know what to expect before you show up or send a written request.

Colorado Campaign Finance Search

The Colorado Secretary of State campaign finance portal lets Fort Morgan residents look up political contributions and spending from state and local elections. The tool is free and does not need an account.

You can search by candidate name, committee, or election year. Results show dollar amounts, donor names, and dates. Fort Morgan residents can use this tool to check contributions for local races in Morgan County or statewide elections. The site also has data on ballot measure spending and independent expenditure reports. If you have questions that the online tool does not answer, the Secretary of State's office takes calls at 303-894-2200.

State Phone Numbers for Fort Morgan

Some services are handled at the state level, not by the city or county. The Colorado Secretary of State at 303-894-2200 handles business filings, notary records, and elections. The website has tools for looking up business entities, checking filings, and finding registered agents. You can call with a question or search on your own through the site.

The Colorado Judicial Branch at 720-625-5000 runs the statewide court system. For Fort Morgan cases, call the local court at 970-542-3435. The state number is good for general court questions or if you are not sure which district handles your matter. The Colorado DMV at (303) 205-5600 handles driver licenses and vehicle titles across the state. The DMV website lets you renew online, check office locations, and look up forms. Morgan County handles plates, titles, and registration through its Clerk and Recorder office at 970-542-3521.

For professional license checks, the DORA license lookup tool lets you see whether someone holds a current license in Colorado. The database covers health care, real estate, contractors, and many other fields. It is free to use.

Colorado Open Records Act Guide

The CORA page on the Secretary of State's website explains how Fort Morgan residents can request public records from any government office in the state. The page breaks down the process in plain terms.

CORA gives you the right to ask for records from city, county, and state offices. The law sets time limits on how fast an office must respond. It also lists the types of records that are off limits, such as certain law enforcement files and personal data that is protected by other statutes. Fort Morgan residents can use this page to learn what they can and cannot request before they pick up the phone. Knowing the rules ahead of time makes the process faster and helps you ask the right questions when you call.

Tips for Reaching Fort Morgan Offices

Hold times at Fort Morgan offices tend to be short. The city and county are small compared to Front Range metro areas. Still, Mondays are the busiest day. Try calling mid-morning on a Tuesday or Wednesday for the fastest results.

Have any reference numbers ready when you call. Case numbers, parcel IDs, account numbers, or names all help staff find your info faster. If you are not sure which office to call, the city at (970) 542-3973 or the county at 970-542-3500 can point you in the right direction. The Fort Morgan Public Library at (970) 542-4000 is also a good resource. The library is at 414 Main St and offers free computer access if you need to run an online records search but do not have internet at home.

Nearby Colorado City Directories

Greeley is the closest major city to Fort Morgan with its own phone directory page on this site. It is about 65 miles west along US-34 in Weld County and has a separate set of city and county government contacts. If you need to reach offices in the Greeley area, the directory page has the numbers you need.