What Information is Confidential?
- Actual street address
- Mailing address, if different
- City of residence
- County of residence
- Voting precinct
- Phone number
- Unique identifying information related to a participant's home, work, or school address
What Information can be Shared?
- ACP participation status
- Date of ACP enrollment
- A participant's substitute address
- State of residence
- Records created over 90 days prior to ACP enrollment
- Information voluntarily provided by the participant to a state or local government agency
- Requesting Additional Confidentiality
In 2015, the Colorado laws were amended to include the following confidentiality provision: If a participant submits a written request for additional confidentiality to a state or local government agency, the following information (in addition to the above confidential information) shall not be made available on the Internet:
- Personal e-mail address
- Photographs of the participant
- Directions to the home of the participant
- Photographs of the participant's home or vehicle
- Verification of Participation to Third Parties
The ACP can verify a participant's enrollment in the program, as well as whether an ACP authorization card is current and valid. The ACP will not release the confidential information listed above.
- Emergency Release of Participant Address Information
The ACP is required to release a participant's actual address to a criminal justice agency if the information is required pursuant to a criminal justice trial, hearing, proceeding or investigation involving a participant. Requesting officials must meet the requirements set out in ยง24-30-2110, C.R.S. and 1 CCR 103-6, Rule 8.0, which includes a completed form, an agency letter, two officials, one notary and three signatures. No information will be released unless all requirements are met.