Adams County is one of the most historically significant and culturally diverse regions in Colorado. Established in 1901 and named after Alva Adams, who served three terms as Governor of Colorado, the county originally stretched across a vast portion of the northeastern plains before later divisions formed present-day counties including Denver, Washington, and part of Boulder and Weld. The region grew rapidly during the early 20th century with the expansion of agriculture, transportation, and railroad development, becoming a major hub for farming, industry, and trade along the Front Range.
In the decades that followed, Adams County played an important role in the economic growth of the state, supporting large-scale agricultural production, sugar beet farming, livestock transport, aviation development, and manufacturing. With the construction of Denver International Airport—which sits partly in Adams County—the region became one of the most essential transportation and commercial corridors in the western United States.
Today, Adams County spans 1,182 square miles and includes many well-known communities such as Westminster, Thornton, Brighton, Northglenn, Commerce City, Federal Heights, Aurora (portion), and Henderson. With more than 520,000 residents, it is one of the fastest-growing and most diverse areas in Colorado, offering a blend of suburban neighborhoods, urban expansion, and rural open spaces.
The county is also home to the Adams County Detention Facility, multiple municipal courts, educational resources such as Front Range Community College, and access to major employment districts throughout the Denver metro area.
My Personal Connection & Roots in Adams County
My story begins here—I was born at the original Saint Anthony North Hospital in Westminster, a meaningful landmark for many local families. Years later, I returned to that same hospital to give birth to my first son, continuing our family’s connection to the community across generations.
Adams County is where I grew up, built relationships, learned resilience, and formed the foundation of who I am. The people, the neighborhoods, and the sense of community have shaped my values and the way I support families through difficult moments. Although I later expanded my work throughout Colorado, Adams County will always feel like home, and serving families here is personal to me—not just professional.
In 2023, I moved north to Firestone in Weld County, but Adams County continues to hold deep significance in both my life and business. I am committed to giving back, providing fast and compassionate support when families need help the most, and continuing to serve the community that raised me.
My Commitment to Serving Adams County
Navigating the bail process can be stressful and overwhelming, especially when dealing with the Adams County Detention Facility and courts where processing times and schedules can vary. My priority is to make the process fast, clear, and respectful, helping families through urgent situations with:
Whether you’re dealing with an unexpected arrest, a warrant issue, or a loved one facing court deadlines, I am here to help guide you every step of the way.