Searching the Campo Court Docket
Campo offers no town case portal. So read the issuing paper before you open any payment or search site. Does it name Baca County Court or Colorado District Court? Then go to the Colorado Judicial Branch Docket Search. Pick Baca County and set the date. Then narrow with a party, case, attorney, court-type, or division filter. If the paper names Campo instead, call Town Hall at 719-787-2416.
- Copy the exact Campo court name and appearance date.
- For a state case, choose Baca County in Docket Search.
- Enter the case number as year, class, and sequence.
- Read hearing type, appearance type, location, and courtroom together.
- Confirm the current Campo setting with the named custodian.
What the state posts is a public schedule of court dates. It is not a complete Register of Action. So a missing Campo row is not proof of nothing. Widen the date range and double-check the spelling or case number first. If the docket search still comes up empty, call 719-361-7020. A moved hearing, an archived file, a purely local matter, or a protected case can all hide an entry.
Campo Verification at 413 Oak
For a citation stamped Campo, verification starts at the town itself. The official contact is 413 Oak Street, P.O. Box 116, Campo, CO 81029. Call 719-787-2416, fax 719-787-2480, or email townofcampo@yahoo.com. No separate municipal court contact was published, which makes this office the practical stop for confirming a Campo docket entry.
Town of Campo
413 Oak Street
P.O. Box 116
Campo, CO 81029
719-787-2416
Ask which office keeps the Campo matter, whether a setting exists, and which payment or response method is authorized.
That town contact is not the custodian of every Campo case, though. State case files live in Springfield, at Suite 5, where Faith Camp serves as Clerk of Court for Baca County Combined Court. The court name printed on your paper tells you which route to take for a docket lookup.
Campo Municipal Court Basics
Campo publishes no official municipal-court page. No judge roster or calendar exists on the town's web presence. The same goes for a clerk name, citation lookup, payment portal, or jurisdiction statement. That gap is narrow. It says nothing about whether Campo can handle a local ordinance matter. It only reflects what a person can verify online.
So with a town citation in hand, ask Campo directly. Request the venue, the custodian, the current court date, and how to pay. A state traffic or misdemeanor case belongs in Baca County Court in Springfield. Felonies, major civil matters, probate, domestic relations, and juvenile cases go through Colorado District Court. Both state levels share the same combined clerk for court records.
Campo Firehouse Is Not Court
The Campo town council gathers at 7 p.m. on the second Monday. The location is the Firehouse Meeting Room at 403 Oak Street. That is a civic meeting, plain and simple. It is not a Campo court docket, a hearing night, or a citation calendar for Baca County cases. Note the addresses too. The meeting room sits at 403 Oak Street, while the town's official contact point is 413 Oak Street.
| Campo information | Correct use | Wrong inference |
|---|---|---|
| Firehouse council schedule | Attend town governance meetings | Assume a court date |
| Town Hall contact | Verify a town-labeled paper | Request every state case file |
| Baca state docket | Find public state settings | Search a separate Campo municipal file |
Trust the citation itself and a confirmation straight from the court. A civic calendar that happens to list a date and time proves nothing about a Campo court appearance.
Court Dates and Settings in Campo
A Campo case on the Colorado state-court docket can be narrowed with the county filter. Names alone can pull up several rows. So match the case number to be sure you have the right one. Then read the event label together with the appearance field and the location. One more caution: remote attendance needs approval. Merely watching a public livestream is not a Campo appearance.
| Date | The scheduled Campo state-case event, subject to reset or continuance. |
|---|---|
| Time | The listed event time or duration, not a guaranteed call time. |
| Courtroom | The state room or location, including local letters A, D, or J when shown. |
| Judge | The judicial officer assigned to the Campo matter. |
| Setting Type | Arraignment, pretrial, motions, trial, sentencing, review, or another label. |
Dates in Campo can shift after a notice goes out. If that may have happened, widen your search range and ask the clerk for the ROA. The newest court order, backed up by clerk confirmation, beats any stale notice.
Campo State Tickets on Dockets
Split the case number into its parts when the statewide form asks for them. A docket numbered 2019T999999 breaks down as year, class, and sequence. The same pattern holds for 2026C30001 and 2024DR7. Prefer a different route if you have solid details. The Campo docket search also works by individual, business, or attorney name.
A results screen can be generous but shallow. It may show a public name, case number, hearing date and time, hearing type, courtroom, location, and appearance type. It often includes options to print or export. What it will not give you is the full Campo case file or the PDFs behind each filing. Ask the clerk for the ROA instead. That brief history covers charges, sentences, and minute orders. You can request a specific document by name.
One caution about Colorado Courts E-Filing. It is an authorized filing service, not a public library of Campo court records. Stick to the public docket and the clerk's channels for case lookup.
Traffic Tickets in Campo
Look at the court name printed on your Campo traffic ticket first. That line decides where you search and pay. A Baca County Court citation goes into the statewide docket search. You can confirm it by calling 719-361-7020. A citation labeled for the town itself belongs to Campo, so call 719-787-2416. Campo offers no official online citation or payment portal.
The state payment search takes a case number. It also accepts a ticket number, or a name with a date of birth. At the Baca counter, cash, check, money order, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover all work. You can also pay by phone. Or mail a check or money order with your name and case number on it. Never mail cash. Remember that paying a ticket is not the same as contesting it. Follow the plea and appearance instructions on the citation itself.
Avoid the wrong portal: do not send a Campo town fine through a state payment service until the issuing court confirms the route.
Mailing Campo Court Record Requests
Mail works well for a Baca state-court record from rural Campo. Send the request to Baca County Combined Court, 741 Main Street, Suite 5, Springfield, CO 81073. Include the case number if you have it. Add party names, the year, the case type, and the exact record you want. If you need a chronology, ask for a Register of Action.
The online Record/Document Request Form is another route. The Baca clerk can also take questions by phone. The Judicial Branch aims to respond within three business days absent extenuating circumstances. That target is not a promise. A large, old, or redacted Campo file may simply take longer.
A Campo municipal or administrative record is different. Start with the town contact for those. Do not mail the state form to Campo. Do not assume both offices hold the same material.
Where Campo Cases Go
State traffic tickets, misdemeanors, small claims, and limited civil cases around Campo all land in Baca County Court. Felonies, probate, domestic-relations, juvenile, and general civil matters go to Colorado District Court instead. A true local ordinance case would stay in whatever town venue Campo itself identifies.
Docket flow: Campo issuing authority › Baca County Court › Colorado District Court
Think of this split as a sorting aid. Not every Campo matter touches each level. Read the case class and caption, then match it. A town citation needs town verification, while state papers belong with the combined clerk. The Baca County court docket lays out the full county structure.
Campo Docket Access in Context
Campo counted 103 residents in the official 2020 city ranking. Its official history dates the town to the first 15 years of the twentieth century. It paints a Great Plains farming and ranching scene. Those facts explain why remote access to a court docket matters here. They say nothing about current filing volume.
Online schedule checks, phone calls, and mailed record requests can spare needless trips. Digital access only goes so far, though. The town posts no portal of its own. The state docket is just an event list. For the ROA and filed documents, the clerk is still the source. For a town-labeled matter, Campo itself is.
Campo Town Hall sits at 413 Oak Street, P.O. Box 116, Campo, CO 81029. The verified town number is 719-787-2416, and the published email is townofcampo@yahoo.com. Use those contacts when a paper names the town. They help when it offers no clear payment or record route. They do not replace the state clerk. A Baca County Court matter is searched through Colorado's Baca filter. Confirm it with the Combined Court at 719-361-7020. Campo's council meets at the Firehouse Meeting Room on the second Monday at 7 p.m. That civic schedule is not a municipal court calendar. Never treat it as a court date.
Campo Town or Court Custodian
A quick comparison keeps Campo requests from going astray. Town Hall handles local government. It can point you to the right contact for a town citation. The Baca Clerk of Court holds the County and District Court files. The separately elected County Clerk and Recorder keeps no court dockets. That office also works inside the Springfield courthouse.
- Docket
- The public list of scheduled state case events.
- Register of Action
- The clerk's chronological state case summary.
- Town citation
- A Campo-labeled matter whose venue and method need town confirmation.
- State citation
- A Baca County Court matter searched and handled through state channels.
Find out who holds the exact Campo record before you talk fees, turnaround, or access. Those details vary by custodian.
Campo Court Record Access Rules
Chief Justice Directive 05-01 governs public access to any Campo state case. Under that rule, public access means you may inspect or copy accessible information. Redaction, restriction, identification requirements, and approved costs still apply. A free docket row is not a certified Campo record.
State fees run $0.25 per page. A name search costs $5, and a certified or exemplified document costs $20. Off-site retrieval can add costs. Work past the first hour may be billed at $30 per hour in 15-minute units. Ask the Baca clerk for a quote and instructions before you pay anything. Do not apply these figures to a Campo town record unless the town confirms them itself.
Key rules:
CJD 05-01 controls access, exclusion, and redaction for Colorado court case records.
Public Access Rule 2 covers Judicial Branch administrative records, not a Campo case file.
C.R.S. section 19-1-304 restricts juvenile-record access.
Sealed, juvenile, probate, medical, juror, and protected identity data may stay out of public view. A missing Campo row could also mean there is no current event or that you are in the wrong venue. Verify before you rely on absence.