Re-elect John Feyen for Sheriff

06/02/2026

Congratulations to all of the newly hired and newly promoted at the Loveland Police Department! Welcome to the law enforcement family. I look forward to serving alongside each of you!

05/30/2026

Forty community members from the Pinewood Reservoir/Pole Hill neighborhoods participated in an evacuation exercise this morning. The event was organized by Dr. Hodges, Camille, and the amazing team from the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management.

My thanks to Loveland Fire Rescue Authority for the use of their training ground as the community rally point. Public Safety Agencies and other groups provided additional preparedness information for those who participated at the training ground.

Kudos and appreciation for everyone who gave up a portion of their Saturday night to partner with us in community preparedness!!

05/25/2026

This weekend, I joined communities across Larimer County to honor our fallen heroes—including attending the ceremony at the Veterans Plaza of Northern Colorado and the dedication of the Sgt. John “Jack” Thurman Memorial Highway on West Hwy 34.

Finding the right words today can be tough. "Happy Memorial Day" doesn't fit the solemnity of honoring those who gave their lives for our freedom. But today also brings the joy of summer, camping, and family time.

They gave up their tomorrows so we could enjoy today. So, if I see you out enjoying our beautiful county this afternoon, I’ll skip the standard greeting and leave you with this: Have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/23/2026

Congratulations to Deputies Balusek, Grigg, Johansen & Lopez for completing the Front Range Community College Law Enforcement Academy! This program lasts several months and requires an incredible amount of dedication from the participants and their families to complete, and they absolutely crushed it!!

05/15/2026

Responding efficiently to disasters doesn’t happen without practice and relationships. All of these amazing regional partners are spending the day at the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management at an exercise simulating a major flood event.

04/24/2026

If it feels like I've posted about fires a lot lately, you'd be correct. We still have a week left in April and we've been responding to a fire a week for the past month.

Today, a fire started just west of a subdivision in Fort Collins. The 3 rail fence in my pics are the backyard of a home - that should give you an idea how close this fire was. Teamwork, preparation, and lots of practice kept this one at 8-9 acres. Seems small, but the winds made it tense for a little while.

Lots of partners on this one but a big thanks to Poudre Fire Authority!

04/19/2026

Four bus loads of veterans took flight today for Washington DC as part of the annual High Plains Honor Flight. Many of them have never seen the memorials honoring their service, and the stories they bring back are moving. It was an honor to be there to support them and to see them off. Thank you, Veterans, for the freedoms we enjoy! Safe travels!!

04/14/2026

Yesterday, a former Loveland Police officer was sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting a teen.

In October 2023, Loveland PD received a report of an assault by one of their officers. LPD immediately contacted the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office and asked our office to investigate the case to avoid any conflict of interest.

LCSO investigators worked day and night to gather evidence, conduct interviews, and put together a strong case that quickly resulted in the suspect's arrest. Their investigation revealed violations of state law, as well as federal crimes. With the support of the FBI, the suspect was charged in federal court, convicted, and sentenced to 17 years in prison. This was a tough case on a lot of levels, and I'm grateful to the team who worked hard to stop a predator.

It goes without saying - I'm disgusted by this offender who disgraced the badge. He's had his day in court, and there's no reason to speak his name or give him any more attention. Instead, I'll leave you with this, the cornerstone in this case and all of our work:

Victims deserve our focus, our dedication, and our support. It doesn't matter who you are, if you hurt someone in our community, we will do everything in our power to pursue justice.

DENVER - Today, a federal judge in Denver, Colorado, sentenced Dylan Miller, 30, a former Loveland, Colorado Police Department (LPD) officer, to 17 years in prison for sexually assaulting a minor while he was on duty.

04/08/2026

Amazing partnerships (Berthoud Fire Protection District, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority, Thompson Valley EMS, Larimer County Natural Resources, Larimer County Sheriff's Office & Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control) and quick responses saved the day!!

100% contained at 3 1/2 acres, no injuries, and no loss of property! I'll count that as a win every day!

04/08/2026

Amazing response from multiple agencies this morning! Crews are getting a handle on it and I’ll share some pics when I get better coverage.

Final update: Evacuations have been lifted and the fire is 100% contained.
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Update: Cougar Run Fire has hose and line around it. Fire in mop up stage. Evacuation orders remain in place while crews continue to work.
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Cougar Run Fire estimated at 10 acres. Mandatory and voluntary evacuations in place nocoalert.org. Helicopter ordered. Crews are making good progress on line construction. LCSO, Berthoud Fire, Loveland Fire, and Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control on-scene.