Adopt a county

36 of 64 Colorado counties have published what they are doing about SB25-003 eligibility cards. The remaining 28 have published nothing operational — no status, no fee, no application channel. That is not a gap in the research. I have checked their sheriff sites, their county sites, site-scoped search, web search, and social media, repeatedly. There is nothing online to find.

About 206,199 people live in those counties. They are the smallest counties in the state, which is exactly why nobody has covered them and exactly why one person can fix it. A single phone call resolves a county that no amount of searching will.

How to adopt one

1. Pick a county below and call the number.
2. Ask these four questions. You are a resident asking a factual question; there is no need to explain this site.
   • Are you accepting eligibility-card applications yet, or is there a date?
   • Is there an application fee set, separate from CPW's $52 record fee?
   • Is that online, by mail, or in person?
   • Is any of this posted on your website?
3. Come back and tell me what they said, using the form at the bottom.

First-hand only. Tell me what you were told, by whom, and when. "I heard someone say" is not a report I can publish — it becomes a lead I have to chase from scratch. If the office declines to answer or says they do not know yet, that is a real and useful result: report it.

Counties still open (28)

Phone numbers come from theCounty Sheriffs of Colorado directory ↗.28 of 28 rows have one on file.

Report what you learned

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