Berthoud
![A tree-lined street with shops, awnings, parked cars, and fall decorations like pumpkins and cornstalks.](https://streamline.imgix.net/d87de9b3-60d0-4430-a69b-9e93c302a550/35cf5410-9b4b-40af-8562-41c7c8f35044/image.png?ixlib=rb-1.1.0&w=2000&h=2000&fit=max&or=0&s=6910bae7dc1af0d958703234fe0e1bdd)
Non-Emergency Police Phone Number: 970-416-1985
Non-Emergency Fire/Medical Phone Number: 970-667-2151
Residents: Register to receive emergency alerts for your home, work, or other important locations HERE.
Visitors: To receive emergency alerts in Berthoud and throughout Larimer County, text NOCOALERT to 888777. These alerts will be sent via text only. Reply STOP to remove yourself at any time. See other community alerts available below.
Community Alerts
Text BERTHOUD to 888777 for emergency and community alerts in Berthoud only, including West Nile virus spraying.
Larimer County also maintains an emergency information line at (970) 498-5500 where important incident information is recorded as needed. In significant events, we frequently staff our Information Center and respond to questions with public information officers as well. Much of the same emergency information will also be posted to www.larimer.org/emergency and you can subscribe to that page to receive automatic email updates to keep abreast of emergency developments.
Community Resources:
Larimer County Sheriff’s Office
Berthoud Fire Protection District
Community Hubs
Community hubs are physical locations that build community resilience through information dissemination and resource sharing. Hubs function as a known convergence spot when a disaster strikes for updated information and assistance. Hubs utilize spaces such as libraries, schools, recreation centers and town halls.