Arapahoe County, CO Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Arapahoe County, Colorado · Live custody and family action guide

Arapahoe County Booking Lookup: Charges, Bonds, Visits and Court Dates

Arapahoe County’s official jail search does more than return a name. A matching record may show the jail ID, booking details, charges, total bond, bond type, docket or disposition information, and the scheduled court date and location.

This guide explains how to verify the correct person and complete the next task without opening a dozen county pages. Use an official portal only when a live lookup, payment, visit booking, court search, care-package order, or records request must be completed outside this website.

Run official inmate lookup Call 720-874-3500 No result found?
Verify identity before acting: A jail record or charge is not proof of guilt. Match at least two useful identifiers and call the detention facility before paying bond, arranging pickup, mailing money, or relying on a projected release.
Official search

Partial first or last name can help find a match.

Information center

720-874-3500, available through the 24-hour facility.

Detention address

7375 S. Potomac St., Centennial, CO 80112.

TouchPay Site ID

280112 for bond and inmate-account transactions.

Release protection

Money-bond release generally falls under Colorado’s six-hour rule.

Start with the information you have

Choose the fastest Arapahoe County inmate-search method

A
I know the name

Enter the first and last name. Use only part of the name when spelling, hyphenation, or a compound surname is uncertain.

B
I know the jail ID

Use the ID when calling, bonding, funding an account, addressing mail, or confirming the correct person.

C
I know the case number

Use the jail result to confirm custody, then use Colorado’s court docket and records tools for the case history.

Best first search: Enter fewer letters rather than adding uncertain details. The official locator supports partial-name searching.

Choose the problem you need to solve

The important instructions are included below; links are reserved for final live actions.

60-second lookup

How to run the Arapahoe County jail inmate search

Open the live county locator Use the official Arapahoe County search rather than a copied roster. The county system is designed to show current booking, charge, bond, and court information.
Enter the name broadly Start with the last name or a partial last name. Add the first name only when several possible records appear.
Try alternate formats Remove punctuation, hyphens, suffixes, and middle names. Try a maiden name, former surname, or common spelling variation.
Open the likely person Compare the jail ID, booking information, total bond, individual charges, bond type, docket or disposition information, and court date and location.
Save three identifiers Record the full name exactly as shown, the jail ID, and every case or docket number. One booking can involve more than one case.
Confirm before spending money Call 720-874-3500 if the identity, bond, custody status, or current housing is unclear.
Open live inmate search Call automated information

What each Arapahoe County inmate-search field means

Use the result to choose the next action
Field What it tells you Practical next step
Name and jail ID The person-level identifier used by the detention system. Use the ID for calls, bond, deposits, mail, visits, and records requests.
Total bond The combined bond amount displayed for the record. Review every charge and bond type; confirm that no no-bond case or outside hold remains.
Booking information The current jail admission connected with the record. Use the booking details to separate a new custody event from an older court case.
Charge or offense An allegation associated with the booking or case. Check the court docket because charges can be amended, dismissed, or resolved.
Bond and bond type The amount and required method, such as cash, property, surety, PR, or PR with co-signer. Follow the correct method; property bonds are handled by the court, not the jail.
Docket or disposition Court-related status displayed with the custody record. Use the case number in the Colorado Judicial docket or records system.
Court date and location The currently scheduled hearing information. Recheck close to the hearing because dates and courtrooms can change.
Same-name safeguard: A name match is not enough. Match the jail ID, birth date when available, booking information, or case number before taking action.
Troubleshooting

No Arapahoe County inmate record found? Follow this order

The arrest happened recently The person may still be at an arresting agency, completing identification and intake, or waiting for the public record to update.
The spelling may differ Use a partial last name, omit the middle name, and try maiden, former, hyphenated, or compound surnames.
The arrest happened in Aurora or another city Confirm which agency made the arrest and whether the person was transported to the county detention facility.
The record appeared earlier The person may have bonded out, completed release, transferred, or entered state or federal custody.
A court case exists without a jail record The defendant may be out of custody. Search the court docket rather than assuming current detention.
The person may be in state custody Use the Colorado Department of Corrections offender search after a sentence or transfer.
Call script “I am trying to confirm whether [full name], date of birth [date], is currently in Arapahoe County custody. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I have [jail ID or case number]. Can you confirm the current status or receiving agency?”
Call the detention facility Search Colorado state custody Search federal custody

What happens after booking—and why release may not be immediate

Arresting-agency processing The agency confirms identity, warrants, charges, and transport arrangements. A public jail record may not appear immediately.
Detention intake Booking can include fingerprints, property inventory, medical and behavioral screening, photographs, record checks, and housing classification.
Bond and court review The lookup may display bond type, amount, docket information, and a court setting. Some cases remain no-bond until a judge acts.
Payment or recognizance authorization A money bond, surety bond, property bond, PR bond, or PR bond with co-signer may apply depending on the court order.
Release verification The jail checks every case, hold, condition, and court instruction before completing release and returning property.
Transfer when another authority controls custody A warrant, sentence, immigration detainer, probation matter, or another jurisdiction can prevent local release.
Colorado release-time protection: The Sheriff’s official notice states that release generally must occur within six hours after a PR bond is set and the person is returned to the jail, or after a cash bond is set, the person is returned, and the jail is notified that the bond is ready. Electronic-monitor fitting may allow up to 24 hours. Extraordinary circumstances and other lawful holds can affect the timeline.

Arapahoe County Detention Facility address, directions, transit, and map

Detention Facility
7375 South Potomac Street
Centennial, CO 80112

Information: 720-874-3500

Hours: Open 24 hours.

Arapahoe County Justice Center
7325 South Potomac Street
Centennial, CO 80112

Court: 303-645-6600

Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., excluding state holidays.

Driving from I-25

Take the Arapahoe Road exit Travel east approximately 3.5 miles to South Potomac Street.
Turn south on Potomac Continue approximately three-quarters of a mile.
Follow Visitor Parking signs The county posts signs directing visitors to the appropriate lot.
Public transportation: RTD bus route 66 has a stop near East Fremont Avenue and South Potomac Street, close to the detention facility.
Do not confuse the addresses: The courthouse is 7325 S. Potomac; the detention facility is 7375 S. Potomac. Bond, inmate-account, visitation, and jail-information tasks generally use the detention address unless the instructions specifically direct you to court.
Bond and release

Arapahoe County bond types, payment methods, fees, and legal protections

Which bond method applies?
Bond type How it works Where action occurs
Cash bond The full court-set amount is paid for the defendant’s release. Detention facility or approved online TouchPay bond process.
Surety bond A licensed bail-bond agent guarantees the bond. The county explains that agents commonly charge a percentage and may require collateral or a co-signer. Licensed bond agent; paperwork and payment are then completed with the jail process.
Property bond Qualifying real property is pledged under court requirements. Arapahoe County Combined Court Clerk’s Office during business hours. The jail does not process property bonds.
Personal recognizance Release is authorized on the person’s promise to appear and comply with conditions. Court order; no commercial bond premium.
PR with co-signer A responsible co-signer agrees to the court’s obligations. Court-authorized process.

What you need before paying

Inmate jail ID, or full legal name and date of birth
Every charge, case, bond type, and bond amount
Confirmation of no-bond cases or outside holds
TouchPay facility Site ID 280112
Valid unexpired government photo identification
Receipt destination and next court date

In-person bond payment

  • Bonds are accepted at the detention facility 24 hours a day.
  • Call 720-874-3500 to schedule a bond appointment and reduce waiting.
  • Accepted identification includes a valid state driver’s license or ID, passport, or tribal ID.
  • Bond agents should also bring the required bond identification and a Colorado or tribal ID.
  • The detailed county instructions list cash, money order at the counter, certified bank check at the counter, and Mastercard or Visa credit/debit payment.

Online or telephone bond payment

  • Use TouchPay with Site ID 280112 and the inmate ID.
  • TouchPay automated phone payment: 1-866-232-1899.
  • TouchPay customer service: 866-204-1603.
  • The payment vendor may add a credit-card processing fee of no more than 3.5%.
  • For online surety processing, follow the county’s bond-paperwork upload steps and retain every confirmation.
Jail debts cannot block a money-bond release: Arapahoe County’s official rights notice says the payer needs to provide only the bond amount. Booking fees, the $10 bond fee, medical debt, or other jail charges cannot be required as a condition of release. A $10 bond fee and a maximum 3.5% card-processing fee may remain debts after release if not paid during bonding. No additional kiosk, cash, check, or money-order bond fee may be added.
Payer rights: The payer has the right to a copy of the bond paperwork and the defendant’s next court date. A surety cannot be forced to use bond money to pay the inmate’s unrelated jail debts.
Verify every case One paid bond may not release the person when another case, warrant, sentence, or hold remains.
Choose the correct bond type Do not attempt a property bond at the jail; take it through the Combined Court Clerk during court hours.
Pay only through a verified channel Use the detention facility, licensed surety, or county-linked TouchPay process.
Get bond paperwork and court date Keep the jail ID, case numbers, receipt, transaction number, and next appearance information.
Confirm release separately Do not arrange pickup based only on payment confirmation.
Make a live TouchPay bond payment Schedule in-person bonding
Video visitation

How Arapahoe County inmate visits work

Family and friend visits are virtual through GettingOut. A visitor may use an approved on-site video station or a compatible phone, tablet, or computer for a remote visit.

Visit length

Approximately 30 minutes. Late arrival reduces the remaining time; it does not extend the visit.

Visitor limit

No more than two registered and preapproved visitors in one session.

Daily limit

A visitor may visit once per day and only one inmate per day.

Confirm the inmate is still housed at Arapahoe Use the live lookup or call before funding or scheduling an account.
Create a GettingOut account Use your accurate legal identity and date of birth. The system verifies that the registering user is over 18.
Select the correct inmate Use the full name and jail ID to avoid attaching the visit to another person.
Choose on-site or remote video Review availability, price, device requirements, and scheduled time before confirming.
Complete visitor approval Only registered and preapproved visitors may participate. A person under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
For an on-site session, arrive early Plan to check in approximately 15 minutes before the appointment with current valid identification.

Accepted on-site identification

Current state identification card
Current driver’s license
Military identification
Passport
Mexican Matricula Consular identification
Other current ID specifically accepted by facility staff
Provider support: For GettingOut registration, payment, device, or scheduling issues, call 1-866-516-0115.

Attorney visits

Attorneys may make in-person professional visits at any time without advance scheduling by presenting a bar card and identification. For confidential online attorney visitation, use GettingOut and contact attorneyvisitation@arapahoegov.com with the required professional credentials.

Visit can be interrupted: Court movement, medical appointments, housing changes, lockdowns, disciplinary restrictions, or operational needs can affect an approved session.
Register or schedule through GettingOut Call visitor-system support
Trust account and commissary

How to send money to an Arapahoe County inmate

Use the inmate’s jail ID whenever possible. If the ID is unavailable, the county permits identification by the full name and date of birth. The TouchPay Site ID is 280112.

Four official deposit methods
Method What you need Processing detail
Lobby kiosk Jail ID or full name and birth date; cash, Mastercard, or Visa credit/debit. Kiosks are in the Visitor Center and front lobby at 7375 S. Potomac.
Online TouchPay Site ID 280112 and inmate identity. Review the service fee before submitting.
Telephone Call 1-866-232-1899 with Site ID and inmate identity. TouchPay customer service is 866-204-1603.
Mail Cashier’s check or money order made payable to the inmate. Mail to ACSO Detention Facility – Accounts, 7375 S. Potomac St., Centennial, CO 80112. No personal checks.

Published transaction limits and fees

Maximum transaction: $200
Deposit amount Cash fee Card fee
$0–$20 $2.95 $2.95 plus 3.5%
$20.01–$100 $3.95 $3.95 plus 3.5%
$100.01–$200 $4.95 $4.95 plus 3.5%
Posting time: The county says deposited funds are generally available within 24 hours or less.
Existing debts may be deducted: Funds may be applied to medical copays, booking fees, or outstanding detention debt from a current or previous incarceration. This is different from the bond rule: jail debts cannot be required to secure release on a money bond.

Commissary and iCare packages

  • Inmates may buy approved commissary items on a weekly basis, with delivery to the housing unit.
  • Friends and family may order an iCare gift package through the county-linked iCare store.
  • One care package is allowed per week, up to $75.
  • Orders must be placed by midnight Wednesday for delivery the following week.
  • Orders above the limit may be reduced before delivery; review the final charge and item availability.
Debt after release: County instructions say detention debt can be paid within 30 days after release; after that, the account may move to Pay My Jailer/Advent Financial and additional fees can apply. Support: 866-494-8556.
Make a live inmate-account deposit Order an iCare package
Current mail-processing address

How to address mail to an Arapahoe County inmate

Required personal-mail format
Arapahoe County Detention Center, CO
Inmate’s full name, inmate identifier
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Example format
Arapahoe County Detention Center, CO
John Smith, #11111
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Do not mail personal correspondence to the street address: The current county inmate-mail page publishes the Phoenix, Maryland processing address for ordinary inmate mail. The 7375 S. Potomac address is used for the facility and inmate-account money orders, not as a substitute for the published personal-mail format.

Officially published restrictions

Put the facility name and state on the first line
Use the inmate’s full name and identifier
Keep non-legal envelopes at 8 × 10 inches or smaller
Do not send packages or boxes
Do not send books or magazines through ordinary personal mail
Do not use the account-deposit address for personal letters

Incoming non-personal mail is inspected and is processed and distributed Monday through Friday, excluding county holidays. Legal or privileged correspondence is handled under separate rules.

Before sending legal or unusual mail “Please confirm the current address and marking rules for legal or privileged mail to [full name], jail ID [number]. Is the item sent to the Phoenix processing address or directly to the detention facility, and what documentation is required?”

Arapahoe County inmate phone, voicemail, messaging, and photo services

The detention facility uses GTL/ViaPath communication products. Phone funding and technical support use different numbers from GettingOut visitation support.

Phone account funding

ConnectNetwork phone funding line: 800-483-8314.

Phone technical support

ConnectNetwork support: 866-230-7761.

Video and messaging support

GettingOut customer service: 866-516-0115.

When calls do not come through

The phone number is not verified Complete the provider’s identity and phone-number verification steps.
The account has no available balance Check the correct phone account; trust-fund money and communication funds may be separate.
The carrier blocks the call Ask the provider whether collect calls, prepaid calls, or fraud controls affect the number.
The inmate is moving or restricted Court, medical, classification, lockdown, transfer, or discipline can temporarily affect access.
Keep accounts separate: GettingOut may offer video, messages, photos, voicemail, or deposits, while ConnectNetwork supports telephone services. Confirm the product before funding it.
Set up phone service Use video or messaging services
Court and legal help

Arapahoe County court date, docket, bond hearing, and public defender

Arapahoe County Justice Center
7325 S. Potomac Street
Centennial, CO 80112

303-645-6600

Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Arapahoe County Courthouse – Littleton
1790 West Littleton Boulevard
Littleton, CO 80120

Used for assigned county-court matters; confirm the location shown on the docket.

Colorado State Public Defender – Arapahoe
13356 E. Briarwood Avenue
Centennial, CO 80112

303-799-9001

Arapahoe@coloradodefenders.us

Court records research

18records@judicial.state.co.us

Use for court-record research questions and document-request guidance.

Copy the case or docket number The jail record may show multiple cases. Save each number and its court location.
Check the Arapahoe docket Use the Colorado Judicial Branch docket search to confirm the date, time, division, and location.
Check whether the hearing is virtual The county court page links virtual courtrooms and public livestream information when available.
Confirm weekend bond scheduling The court page currently lists Saturday weekend bond hearings at 1 p.m.; verify before relying on that schedule.
Contact the public defender A qualifying defendant who cannot afford private counsel may apply through the Colorado State Public Defender. Family members can provide case details, but representation belongs to the defendant.
Current Colorado court-text scam: The Judicial Branch warns about fraudulent texts demanding an appearance in a generic “Colorado District Court” and using fake case numbers. New-case notices are not initiated by text. Do not click a payment or appearance link; verify through the official docket or clerk.
Courthouse security: Firearms, knives, scissors, needles, gases, explosives, tools, and other items that could be used as weapons are prohibited. Food and beverages may be inspected or screened.
Check live Arapahoe court information Search or request court records Open Public Defender office

Release and transfer checks before arranging pickup

Bond payment completed The jail still must verify every case, hold, condition, and payment before releasing the person.
Six hours have not passed Use the payment and return-to-jail time to track the general statutory window; electronic monitoring can extend it.
Another hold appears A warrant, sentence, probation matter, immigration detainer, or another jurisdiction may control continued custody.
The record disappears Call to determine whether the person was released or transferred rather than assuming the outcome.
Colorado prison transfer is possible Use the state offender locator after sentencing or when the county confirms transfer.
Pickup timing is uncertain Wait for confirmation of physical release. Do not remain in an unauthorized area around the jail or courthouse.
Release-status script “Bond for [full name], jail ID [number], was completed at [time]. Can you confirm whether all cases and holds are cleared, whether electronic monitoring is required, and whether physical release has been completed?”
Records, complaints, and safety reports

How to request a booking record or report a detention concern

Sheriff records

The Sheriff’s Records Unit is the central repository for agency records. Use the county records portal for booking records, reports, or other documents maintained by the Sheriff’s Office.

Records Unit status and help

720-874-3875

ACSOrecords@arapahoegov.com

Published business hours are generally Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Useful request details

Full legal name, date of birth, jail ID, booking date, arresting agency, case or incident number, exact record, and date range.

Bond-rights or employee-conduct complaint

On-duty detention supervisor

Call 720-874-3500 and ask for a supervisor when the concern involves an active release or bond process.

Internal Affairs

720-874-4014

internalaffairs@arapahoegov.com

Complaints may be made by phone, letter, email, or in person at 13101 E. Broncos Parkway.

PREA sexual abuse or harassment report

Zero tolerance: The Sheriff’s Office states that sexual abuse or harassment by an employee, contractor, volunteer, or inmate is prohibited and reported incidents are investigated.
  • A report may be made through the Sheriff’s online police-reporting system or PREA incident form.
  • PREA Coordinator: Darby Wiscamb, dwiscamb@arapahoegov.com.
  • Anonymity will be protected when requested, although an investigator may make contact while preserving anonymity.
  • A copy of the PREA policy may be requested from Records at 720-874-3875.
Submit a live Sheriff’s records request Open PREA reporting options

Medical, behavioral-health, medication, and urgent-welfare concerns

The detention expansion includes upgraded medical and behavioral-health space, and the county contracts on-site behavioral-health services. Staff may receive information from family without being able to disclose protected medical details.

Immediate danger

Call 720-874-3500, clearly state that the matter is an urgent medical or safety concern, and ask for the appropriate detention or medical supervisor. Call 911 for an emergency occurring outside the jail.

Medication information

Do not hand medication directly to an inmate or mail it to the personal-mail processor. Ask the facility how a pharmacy, prescriber, or family member should provide verified medication information.

Behavioral-health support

Jail-Based Behavioral Health Services include screening and assessment, individual therapy, group services, and reentry case management for eligible inmates.

Medication-assisted treatment

The county’s drug-treatment information says patients may continue qualifying MAT-related medication after entering the facility, subject to clinical verification and treatment rules.

Welfare-concern script “I have a serious health concern about [full name], jail ID [number]. The condition or medication is [details], and the concerning event occurred [date/time]. Please route this information to the appropriate medical or behavioral-health staff. I understand you may not be able to disclose private information.”
Programs and reentry

Education, treatment, job skills, religious services, and release planning

Arapahoe County reports more than 75 weekly inmate programs, many supported by volunteers. Availability depends on eligibility, custody level, housing, staffing, and program capacity.

Substance-use recovery

Alcoholics Anonymous, drug treatment, and medication-assisted treatment support may be available.

Behavioral health

On-site screening, assessment, individual therapy, groups, and reentry case management are provided through jail-based services.

Domestic-violence education

Educational programming may address accountability, behavior, and safer relationships.

Education

Academic and skill-building opportunities may be available according to housing and eligibility.

Pre-release job skills

Programs can support employment preparation and planning for community return.

Religious services

Approved religious programming and volunteer support may be available.

Reentry assistance: County reporting says approximately 360 people a year receive reentry support, including help for eligible people applying for Medicaid, SNAP, and other stabilizing services.
Alternative sentencing: A court may order eligible people to the Sheriff’s Alternative Sentencing Program. The program is separate from ordinary jail release; contact ASP at 720-874-3302 or ASPschedule@arapahoegov.com when the court paperwork directs participation.

Arapahoe County local tips that prevent expensive mistakes

Use the jail ID everywhere

It is more reliable than a name for bond, deposits, mail, visits, calls, and records.

Separate jail and court addresses

7375 S. Potomac is the jail; 7325 S. Potomac is the Justice Center.

Do not pay jail debt as a release condition

Only the money-bond amount is required to secure release; other jail fees are separate debts.

Use Site ID 280112

Entering the wrong TouchPay facility or inmate ID can misdirect a bond or account payment.

Use the Phoenix address for personal mail

Do not send ordinary letters to the street address or the inmate-accounts address.

Arrive early for on-site video

A late visitor receives only the remaining time in the approximately 30-minute session.

Keep bond and trust deposits separate

A commissary deposit does not pay bond, and a bond payment does not fund phone or store purchases.

Watch for court-text scams

Verify case numbers and appearances directly through Colorado Judicial.

Confirm physical release

Payment, a changing lookup record, or an estimated time is not confirmation that the person has exited.

Arapahoe County jail and court contact directory

Call the office that controls the task
Your question Office or provider Contact
Is the person in custody, what is the bond, or where is the court? Automated Information Center / Detention Facility 720-874-3500
What is the status of a Sheriff’s record request? Records Unit 720-874-3875
How do I fund a TouchPay transaction? TouchPay automated line 1-866-232-1899
I need TouchPay customer support TouchPay support 866-204-1603
I have a GettingOut visit or message problem GettingOut support 1-866-516-0115
I need inmate phone-account funding ConnectNetwork 800-483-8314
I need phone technical support ConnectNetwork support 866-230-7761
What is the court date or court location? Arapahoe County Justice Center 303-645-6600
How does the defendant apply for a public defender? Arapahoe Public Defender 303-799-9001
I need to report employee conduct or a bond-rights concern Internal Affairs 720-874-4014
The court ordered alternative sentencing Alternative Sentencing Program 720-874-3302

Final live actions

All major instructions are already included above. Use these external systems only for a live search, transaction, scheduling step, or official request that cannot be completed on this page.

S
Search current custody

Find jail ID, charges, bond, docket, and court information.

Open inmate lookup
B
Pay bond or deposit funds

Use TouchPay Site ID 280112 and the correct inmate ID.

Open TouchPay
V
Schedule video visitation

Create an approved visitor account and choose on-site or remote access.

Open GettingOut
C
Order a care package

One package per week up to $75 under county rules.

Open iCare
D
Check the court docket

Confirm the hearing date, division, location, or virtual courtroom.

Open court information
R
Request Sheriff’s records

Request booking, report, or other agency-maintained records.

Open records portal
Official source review: Information was checked on July 13, 2026 against Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office inmate lookup, bond, account, mail, visitation, telephone, records, PREA, program and facility pages; Colorado Judicial Branch court pages; and the Colorado State Public Defender. Live charges, bond, housing, provider fees, court dates, operational restrictions, and release status can change.

Arapahoe County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Arapahoe County Jail?

Use the official inmate lookup and enter the first and last name. A partial-name search can help when spelling is uncertain. Call 720-874-3500 if you cannot identify the correct record.

What is the Arapahoe County Detention Facility phone number?

The detention facility and Automated Information Center number is 720-874-3500.

Where is Arapahoe County Jail?

The detention facility is at 7375 South Potomac Street, Centennial, CO 80112. The courthouse next door is at 7325 South Potomac Street.

What information appears in the inmate lookup?

The result may include the name and jail ID, total bond, booking information, charge, bond amount and type, docket or disposition, and court date and location.

Why can I not find someone?

The person may still be in intake, listed under another spelling, released, or transferred. Search fewer letters and call the detention facility.

How do I post bond?

Use the detention facility or county-linked TouchPay process with Site ID 280112. Property bonds must go through the Combined Court Clerk during business hours.

Must I pay booking or jail fees before release?

No. The official county notice says only the money-bond amount is required to secure release. Other jail fees are separate debts.

How long does release take after bond?

Colorado generally requires release within six hours after the legal triggering conditions are met. Electronic monitoring may allow up to 24 hours, and another lawful hold or extraordinary circumstance can delay release.

How does visitation work?

Family visits are video visits through GettingOut. Sessions are approximately 30 minutes, with no more than two approved visitors. A visitor may visit once per day and only one inmate per day.

How do I send money?

Use a lobby kiosk, TouchPay online, telephone payment at 1-866-232-1899, or mail a cashier’s check or money order to the detention facility’s Accounts unit. Use Site ID 280112.

What is the personal-mail address?

Use: Arapahoe County Detention Center, CO; inmate name and identifier; P.O. Box 247; Phoenix, MD 21131.

How do I contact the Public Defender?

Call the Arapahoe Centennial Public Defender at 303-799-9001 or email Arapahoe@coloradodefenders.us.

Independent information and presumption-of-innocence notice: This website is not Arapahoe County, the Sheriff’s Office, Colorado Judicial, the Public Defender, TouchPay, GettingOut, or a live detention database. A booking or charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Records may be delayed, corrected, sealed, dismissed, transferred, or changed. Do not use custody information to harass, threaten, exploit, discriminate against, or unlawfully identify any person.

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