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Places that Help: Colorado
Before a protection order can take effect, it must be served upon the abuser. In most states, protection orders are served by the sheriff department. You can contact the clerk of the court in the court that issued your order to find out the procedure for service if you are unsure. For a list of Colorado courts, check the CO Courthouse Locations page on our site. Listed below are telephone numbers and addresses for sheriff departments in Colorado, as gathered by the Colorado Sheriffs’ Association (“County Sheriffs of Colorado).
Delta
Delta County Sheriff's Office
County Courthouse, 501 Palmer Street
P.O. Box 172
Delta, CO 81416
Denver
Denver County Sheriff's Office
1437 Bannock Street, Room 508
P.O. Box 1108
Denver, CO 80202
Dolores
Dolores County Sheriff's Office
Douglas
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
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