How the Logan County Court Calendar Works
Logan County posts its official hearing calendar through the Colorado Judicial Branch Docket Search. It lists upcoming District Court and County Court settings for state cases. Think of it as a forward look. It is not a free historical ROA viewer or a library of filed document images. An entry says when and where an event is set; the ROA says what happened. A filed notice or order carries the real instructions.
Filters let you narrow by several fields. Choose judicial district, county, courthouse, court type, division, case number, party, or attorney. Each result shows the date, time, and scheduled minutes. It also lists the case number, hearing type, location, appearance type, and courtroom. Match every field before trusting a hit. Close names across case classes can land you on the wrong setting.
Logan County Calendar Filter Rules
The direct Logan link arrives with the county and a one-week range preselected. The form still demands at least one more filter beyond the date. Your safest bet is a case number. Type the four-digit year, the class letters, and the numeric sequence into their own fields. CR flags a felony. M is a misdemeanor, and T is a traffic matter. CV, C, S, DR, and PR cover civil, small-claims, domestic, and probate work.
Party search works for a person or a business. Attorneys can be found by name or bar number. Location filters narrow things to the 13th Judicial District, Logan County, the Combined Courts courthouse, a court type, or a division. Keep the search terms lean. A date window may come up empty. That may simply mean no upcoming setting exists, and the case itself could still be open and active.
The official Logan-filtered docket page is the source for the calendar view that follows:
A calendar doorway narrows a state-court date before the returned fields are checked.
Logan County Court Date Lookups
Pick whichever official channel fits the case. The online docket works fastest for a published future state setting. For an entry that reads unclear, the Clerk of Court will confirm it. Call 970-522-6565, option 7, by phone. Email works too. So does the Room 205 counter inside Logan County Combined Courts. The calendar can fall short. The statewide Record/Document Request Form can then pull the ROA or the latest filed notice. A current court order and any instructions from counsel still deserve a look. No separate daily printed courthouse calendar exists, so do not count on posted paper.
- Read the summons, citation, notice, or order and identify the named court.
- Open the state docket for a Logan District Court or County Court case.
- Select the date and add a case number, party, attorney, court, or division filter.
- Match the case class, hearing type, location, courtroom, and appearance field.
- Call or email the Combined Courts clerk when a reset, blank field, or conflict remains.
- Visit Room 205 or request the ROA when the online calendar does not answer the question.
Weekday counter hours run 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. The office shuts for the noon hour.
Printable Logan County Court Schedules
Docket results can be exported or opened in a printable version. Pagination splits the list, so the first screen is never the whole set. A printed page makes a fine working copy. Still, it goes stale the moment the court moves a setting, and it is not a certified record. It should never override a later order.
Recheck the calendar close to the hearing date. Then compare what you see with the latest notice. If the two clash, call the clerk. Scheduled duration trips people up most. That block is time reserved on the calendar, not a promise the case starts or ends on an exact minute, since court operations, earlier matters, and case needs set the day's pace.
Note: Print and export tools preserve a search result, but they do not freeze the court-controlled calendar.
Court Settings: What Each Field Means
A Logan County court setting reads best when you treat it as a set of connected fields. The case number and location tell you which file and which court. Date and time mark the start. Scheduled minutes cover the planned block, and the hearing type names the event itself. Courtroom shows the assigned room. Appearance type may list a method. A blank there is not permission to appear remotely. Rely on the official notice or order when attendance rules matter.
| Date | The day currently published for the event. |
|---|---|
| Time | The listed start time, not a guaranteed finish time. |
| Duration | The number of minutes reserved on the court calendar. |
| Case number | The year, class, and sequence that must match the user's case. |
| Hearing type | The event label, such as advisement, status conference, sentencing, or trial. |
| Location and courtroom | The courthouse and room assigned to the setting. |
| Appearance type | The listed method, if any; remote appearance still requires authorization. |
Logan County Calendar Setting Terms
A hearing label tells you why a date was set. It never tells you what happened in the Logan County courtroom that day. The same few terms show up across the calendar, so learning them makes a docket much easier to read.
- Advisement
- An early criminal hearing addressing rights, allegations, and often bond.
- Arraignment
- The formal plea stage. It is not a conviction or final disposition.
- Status conference
- A check on case progress and next steps.
- Disposition hearing
- A resolution-related setting; the title alone does not disclose the result.
- Revocation hearing
- A proceeding on an alleged probation violation.
- Motion hearing
- A setting to address a specific request for a ruling.
Look for the later ROA entry to see the actual result. When the exact wording counts, ask the clerk for the signed order.
When a Court Date Moves
When a case gets reset or continued, the hearing simply moves to a new date. What trips people up is the old line. It can stay in the record of acercamiento, or ROA. Past settings are part of the case history. So trust the current calendar and the most recent filed notice over an older entry. One more thing: you cannot get a continuance by phoning the clerk. The court itself must rule on a proper request under the governing procedure.
Sometimes a Logan County court docket shows two entries for one case. Compare the hearing labels and dates before assuming anything. The duplicate may involve a separate issue entirely. The same event may appear twice, or a date may vanish. Run the search again, read the latest order, and call Combined Courts. Clerks can explain the published schedule. They cannot give legal advice or promise a judge will grant anything. The broader Logan County docket search helps confirm the pieces of a case number. Check those before you ask about a setting.
Logan County Remote Calendar Warnings
The Logan virtual courtroom page posts both livestream links and Webex details. Those two options are not the same. Watching a livestream is just observation. Appearing by Webex takes prior court approval. And no livestream link, nor an empty appearance-type field, ever changes an order to appear in person.
Advisement and bond hearings for people held on Logan cases are posted on weekdays at 2:15 p.m., and weekend hearings follow a district livestream path. That block does not cover every Logan criminal case. The court's own warning is blunt: passive viewing does not count as attendance, and it can leave a person exposed to failure-to-appear consequences. Confirm remote approval before the setting starts, never after.
Missed Settings and What Comes Next
Missed a Logan County setting? Act fast. Read the charging paper and the latest order, then search the docket for anything new. Call the Combined Courts clerk or your counsel after that. Ask what the public calendar now shows and which official filing is available. Clerks can explain access and scheduling. The court alone controls what happens because of the missed date.
Missed a court date? Consequences depend on the case and charging document; they may include default or judgment, further orders, or a warrant in appropriate matters.
Do not assume that watching a livestream cured the missed appearance.
Confirm the current docket and seek legal advice about the safest next step.
A missed setting does not always produce the same result. What happens next comes from the court record and the current order.
Logan County City Calendar Limits
The state docket is not a city citation calendar. Sterling Municipal Court holds court on Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m., but the smaller towns around Logan County do not run their own online municipal docket databases. Read the summons or citation to see which court issued it. State T and M cases are searchable through Logan County. Local-code questions belong with the issuing town or city contact.
The Fleming Town Hall page posts the town office contacts for that call.
For Fleming, that means routing local matters through the town rather than guessing at a Fleming court calendar. The Iliff official town page gives the same kind of town contact details for Iliff.
In Iliff, the court named on the citation controls. Logan's state calendar applies only if the matter was filed in state court. The same test works across Fleming, Merino, Iliff, and Peetz. Check the court named on the citation first. Use the official town contact for local-code routing. Turn to Logan Combined Courts or the statewide calendar only for a filed state matter. Needing a past state hearing or a certified result calls for a records request. That is not a job for a broader docket search.