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The county and city of Denver Colorado have been consolidated since 1902 and serve as the state’s capital. It is the state's most populous city and county with 153 square miles of territory, 53 miles of which houses the largest airport in the United States. The nickname "Mile High City" is based on the fact that the elevation is 5,280 feet, precisely one mile. With 300 sunny days per year, low humidity in the summer months and mild winters, many outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to its unique climate. Denver has a mayor and a thirteen member council representing 11 districts. The Denver county court is comprised of divisions which include criminal, civil, juvenile, traffic, probation, small claims, probate, warrants and bonding with seventeen judges and fifteen magistrates. Law enforcement is handled by both a city police department and a county sheriffs department which operates Denver’s central jail.
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  • How can I obtain a public record of an incident that occurred in my apartment building?
    To obtain a public record of an incident in your apartment building, you can request incident reports from your local police department. In Denver, you can also access information through the Denver Police Department's online crime map, where you can enter your address or navigate the map to view incidents. This tool allows you to see details such as the type of incident, time, date, and specific address. For more information, visit the Denver Police Department's official website.
  • Where can I find information about the theater shooting at University Hills Mall during the 1970s or early 1980s?
    To find information on the theater shooting at University Hills Mall during the 1970s or early 1980s, you can visit local libraries in the Denver area. Many libraries offer access to historical periodicals and archives, which may include microfilm or digital files of newspapers from that time. Additionally, you can explore online databases such as the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection, which provides access to digitized newspapers from across the state. For more information, you can visit the Colorado State Library's website.
  • Can I access public background checks?
    The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) provides a public resource for internet criminal background checks. This service allows individuals to access records from the Colorado Department of Public Safety's central repository of computerized criminal history. The online search utilizes data from state law enforcement agencies, enabling immediate results without the delays associated with traditional mail. To conduct a search, you need to provide the subject's first and last name, as well as their date of birth. Including additional information such as the individual's Social Security Number, gender, and race can help refine the search results. For more information, you can visit the CBI's official website.
City and County of Denver Public Records Directory

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City and County of Denver Latest Crime Records (Updated 04/05/2026)
  • Total Violent Crime:
    5,459
  • Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter:
    67
  • Rape:
    713
  • Robbery:
    1,205
  • Aggravated Assault:
    3,474
  • Total Property Crime:
    27,288
  • Burglary:
    3,967
  • Larceny Theft:
    18,027
  • Motor Vehicle Theft:
    5,294
  • Arson:
    107
Denver City and County Census Data

  • Information About People and Demographics

  • Total population of persons residing within the City and County
    600,158
  • City and County's white resident population
    413,696
  • City and County's black resident population
    61,435
  • City and County's American Indian and Alaska Native resident populations
    8,237
  • City and County's Asian resident population
    20,433
  • City and County's Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander resident population
    607
  • City and Countywide resident population of two or more races
    24,559
  • City and Countywide resident population of Hispanic or Latino origin
    190,965
  • Non Hispanic white resident population
    313,012
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