Iliff, Colorado Public Records

The Iliff Police Department is responsible for maintaining public safety and upholding the law within the town's boundaries. As the primary law enforcement agency serving the Iliff community, the department works to prevent and investigate criminal activity, respond to emergencies, and ensure the well-being of local residents. Residents can access information about the Iliff Police Department, including contact details and any public records related to arrests or incidents, through the department's website and the Logan County Sheriff's Office.

Iliff voters are served by the Logan County Clerk and Recorder's Office, which administers all elections in the county, located at 315 Main Street, Suite 6, Sterling, CO 80751 (phone: 970-522-1544, website: www.logancountyco.gov/clerk). Colorado residents can register to vote online through the Colorado Secretary of State's website at www.govotecolorado.gov, which offers voter registration, updates to existing registration, and checking registration status. The voter registration deadline in Colorado is 8 days before any election for online or mail registration, though same-day voter registration is available at voter service and polling centers through Election Day. Colorado requires proof of identity and residence for first-time registrants, accepting Colorado driver's licenses or identification cards, which automatically fulfill both requirements when used for online registration. The Town of Iliff holds municipal elections for mayor and town board members; these elections typically occur in April during odd-numbered years (2025, 2027, etc.), though specific dates and seats up for election vary depending on the town's election calendar and term expirations. Interested candidates file declarations of candidacy with the Town Clerk, and information about local candidates and ballot measures can be obtained through Iliff Town Hall or the Logan County Clerk's election division. Iliff residents vote on county, state, and federal races including Logan County commissioners, Colorado state legislators (House District 63 and Senate District 1), and U.S. congressional representatives (4th Congressional District). Colorado is an all-mail ballot state; every registered voter automatically receives a mail ballot approximately 22-18 days before each election. Voters may return ballots by mail (postage-free), or deposit them in 24-hour ballot drop boxes located throughout Logan County, including locations in Sterling. In-person voting is also available at Voter Service and Polling Centers during the early voting period (typically beginning 15 days before the election) and on Election Day. Iliff residents can find their nearest ballot drop box locations and Voter Service Centers through the Logan County elections website or by calling the Clerk's office. Public election records in Colorado include voter registration lists (available to campaigns, political parties, and candidates), campaign finance disclosures (accessible through the Colorado Secretary of State's TRACER database at www.sos.state.co.us), candidate filings, and precinct-level election results. In the November 2024 presidential election, Logan County reported approximately 65-68% voter turnout, consistent with rural Colorado counties, with results available on the county clerk's website showing precinct-by-precinct breakdowns. Looking ahead to the November 3, 2026 general election, Iliff and Logan County voters will decide several significant races: Colorado's gubernatorial election (Governor and Lieutenant Governor serve four-year terms, with the next election in 2026), all Colorado State House seats (two-year terms), half of the State Senate seats (four-year terms, with District 1 up in 2026), one of Colorado's U.S. Senate seats (checking 2026 cycle – no Colorado U.S. Senate seat scheduled for 2026 as Senators Bennet and Hickenlooper were elected in 2022 and 2020 respectively, next up in 2028 and 2026 – correction: 2026 will not feature a U.S. Senate race for Colorado unless a special election occurs), and various Logan County offices including commissioners, sheriff, clerk, assessor, and other county positions depending on term schedules. Iliff voters may also see local ballot measures related to town governance, school district funding for RE-1 Valley School District, or county-level tax and policy questions. Absentee/mail ballots are automatically sent to all active registered voters in Colorado; voters who need replacement ballots or have questions about their ballot status should contact the Logan County Clerk and Recorder's Office at 970-522-1544.