Told to call 970-238-8345 or 970-295-4766 for drug testing in Larimer County? Here's what that call is.

If your paperwork gives you 970-238-8345 or 970-295-4766 for drug testing, numbers given to people in Larimer County, Colorado, this page explains what that call is and how CallForMe can make it for you.

What the call is

You call a phone line. A recording answers, not a person. It answers one person at a time, by your own ID number, and it tells you whether you have to test that day.

Which line is yours

More than one drug testing number is given to people in Larimer County. CallForMe calls two of them, and they are different lines:

The number on your paperwork, or the number you were given to call each day, is the one that counts. If it's one of these two, we can call it for you. If it's different from both, we don't call your line.

Match every digit. If the number on your paperwork differs from 970-295-4766 by even one digit, it is a different line, and CallForMe doesn't call it.

Have a different number? Tell us the number you have to call and where you are. Send it to us and a person will read your message.

Lines CallForMe calls: 970-238-8345 and 970-295-4766

County: Larimer County, Colorado

Hours for calling them: your paperwork or the person who supervises your case can tell you.

How often

If your paperwork says to call every day, that means Saturdays, Sundays and holidays too, for as long as your case runs. One call is easy. The hard part is making every one of them, without a single day slipping.

If you have to test

The phone line isn't the testing site. Where you go, and by when, is on your paperwork, or the person who supervises your case can tell you.

If you miss a day

If you miss a call or a test, the court and the people supervising you decide what it means for your case. If it happens, contact them that same day. Don't wait.

How CallForMe makes the call for you

CallForMe calls your line, whichever of the two it is, every day, weekends included. We listen to the recording it plays. Then we send you the answer, whether you have to test that day or not, by text, email or phone call, whichever you pick.

The recording is our only source. We don't have access to your case, and we don't talk to the person who supervises your case or the county.

Phone lines fail, and a recording isn't always clear. If a call doesn't give us a clear answer, we call the line again. If we still can't get one, we tell you, and that day's call is yours to make. If you haven't heard from us when you need to know, call the line yourself and don't wait on us.

Don't want to make this call yourself? We'll make it and send you the answer.

Your first month is free. No card needed.

Any phone will do. Nothing to install. Before your free month ends, you can add a card to keep going. If you don't, the service just stops, and nothing gets charged, because we can't charge you without a card.

Reading this for someone else?

If someone in your family has to make this call, you can send them this page. It's in Spanish too.

Common questions

Which lines does CallForMe call in Larimer County, Colorado?

Two: 970-238-8345 and 970-295-4766. They are different lines. If the number on your paperwork is neither, this page isn't about your line.

Which of the two is mine?

The one on your paperwork, or the one you were given to call each day. Match every digit. If you aren't sure, the person who supervises your case can tell you.

Do I have to call on weekends and holidays?

If your paperwork says to call every day, yes, weekends and holidays included. Your paperwork and the people supervising your case decide what applies to you.

How does CallForMe know whether I have to test today?

We call the line and listen to the recording. Then we send you the answer. We have no other source and no access to your case.

Is CallForMe part of Larimer County?

No. See the disclaimer below.

An independent private service. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any probation department, court, or testing provider. CallForMe isn't Larimer County, isn't a pretrial program, and isn't the company that runs the testing line. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Phone numbers, hours and rules can change. Always follow your paperwork and the instructions of the people supervising your case. You're still responsible for following the rules of your case.