BOCC Work Session 11/9/26, 10 a.m.

The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners’ November 9, 2026 work session reviewed community-safety performance measures as the fourth presentation in the county’s KPI series. Health and Environment reported that WIC reached its 90% monthly-benefit benchmark, with 91% in 2025 and just under 4,000 families enrolled; the department also issued 23 public-health alerts, completed more than 90% of required inspections at high-risk food establishments, and conducted 89% of required communicable-disease interviews. Commissioners discussed vaccine access, outreach to underserved communities, and whether public-health communications measures could better reflect reach and responsiveness.

The Sheriff’s Office highlighted emergency response, victim services, and dispatch performance, including 2,862 victims served in 2025 and 99.7% of 911 calls answered within 15 seconds. The District Attorney discussed case-resolution times, diversion and deferred sentences, domestic-violence cases, and plans to use a risk-assessment tool with law-enforcement partners. Community Justice Alternatives reported program-completion and pretrial outcomes, along with substantial jail-bed-day savings; Human Services reviewed measures focused on family preservation and adult protection. Emergency Management was not present. The session was informational and focused on performance measures; no procurement actions, contract awards, or spending votes were identified.