Pueblo County Booking Lookup, Bond, Visits and New Detention Center Guide
Finding a person after an arrest should not require opening ten different websites. Pueblo County’s live lookup confirms current detention, but families still need to understand the booking number, charges, bond, court schedule, visitation, money, mail, calls and possible transfer.
This guide brings the important county procedures into one place and reflects a major local change: all jail operations moved to the new detention center at 3830 Medal of Honor Boulevard in July 2026. Use an external portal only when a live search, payment, order or appointment must actually be completed.
The county lookup covers people currently in detention.
3830 Medal of Honor Blvd., Pueblo, CO 81008.
GettingOut; lobby visits free, remote charged.
PO Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131.
August 3, 2026 against official sources.
Choose the fastest way to find the correct Pueblo County inmate
Search the last name first. Add the first name if several results appear, then compare booking and charge details.
Use it to verify the person and keep it for mail, deposits, commissary, phone and jail-reception questions.
Use the Colorado Judicial docket search to confirm the court division, hearing date and appearance type.
How to search the Pueblo County Jail roster correctly
What a Pueblo County booking result means
The roster is a current custody tool. It is not a final criminal-history report, proof of guilt or guarantee that a listed bond or court date will remain unchanged.
| Field | What it usually tells you | What to do with it |
|---|---|---|
| Booking number | The unique identifier for the current jail booking. | Use it on mail and when creating deposit, commissary, visitation or service accounts. |
| Booking date | When the person was processed into Pueblo County custody. | Use it to separate the current booking from an older arrest record. |
| Arresting agency | The law-enforcement agency responsible for the arrest or warrant. | Contact that agency for the incident report; contact the jail for custody questions. |
| Charge | The allegation or booked offense currently attached to the arrest. | Use the court docket to see filed charges, hearings and later changes. |
| Bond | The bond type or amount presently associated with a charge or case. | Confirm all charges and holds before paying one listed amount. |
| Court case number | The identifier used by the Colorado court system. | Search the docket by case number for the most precise court match. |
| Custody or housing | The person is currently held or assigned within the jail system. | Call before an on-site visit because classification or movement may change access. |
| Release or transfer | The person may have left county custody or moved to another agency. | Ask reception for the release status or receiving agency; then use the correct locator. |
No Pueblo County inmate record found? Use this decision path
What happens during Pueblo County intake and classification?
The Sheriff’s published process explains why a recent arrestee may not appear immediately and why housing can change after the first lookup.
What the jail issues and stores
Jail uniform, bedding and basic hygiene supplies are issued to housed inmates.
The county says indigent inmates may receive extra hygiene items, shampoo and letter-writing materials.
Belongings present at arrival are inventoried and stored until release, subject to jail property rules.
Turning yourself in to serve a sentence
Pueblo County advises bringing as little as possible. Its published examples are cash, dental appliances, glasses, legal paperwork, a list of current prescriptions and necessary medical supplies such as a brace or crutches. The county specifically says medications themselves are not accepted at surrender.
Pueblo County Detention Center address, phone and local routing
Pueblo, CO 81008
Reception: 719-583-6135
Pueblo, CO 81003
Status: Closed for jail operations and public jail services as of July 2026.
Pueblo, CO 81003
Court: 719-404-8700
Pueblo, CO 81003
Phone: 719-546-0004
How to post a Pueblo County inmate bond and protect your money
| Method | Where or how | Important follow-up |
|---|---|---|
| Cash currency | Use the detention-center lobby kiosk at 3830 Medal of Honor Boulevard. | Keep the receipt and notify reception when instructed. |
| Money order | Deliver it to the detention-center reception window. | Confirm the payee and exact bond amount before purchasing it. |
| Cashier’s check | Deliver it to the detention-center reception window. | Ask reception about current payee and identification requirements. |
| Credit card at kiosk | Use the lobby kiosk and follow the bond-payment option. | Review the card fee before confirming the transaction. |
| Credit card online | Create an Access Corrections account, identify Pueblo County and choose “Pay a Bond.” | Call 719-583-6135, option 5, after payment so reception can finish posting it. |
| Surety bond | Use a private licensed bail-bond agent. | The Sheriff cannot recommend a company; compare the contract, collateral and nonrefundable premium. |
| Property bond | Complete the process through the 10th Judicial District Clerk’s Office. | Contact the court before preparing deeds, valuation or ownership documents. |
Colorado money-bond rights published by Pueblo County
Booking fees, debts and other fees do not have to be paid to secure release on a money bond.
The county notice identifies a $10 bond fee and a maximum 3.5% credit-card fee as chargeable debts after release if the payer does not choose to pay them during bonding.
A bond payment is made to the holding county, not in the incarcerated person’s name.
The payer has a right to a copy of bond paperwork, including documentation of the next upcoming court date.
A surety cannot be required to use posted bond money for the defendant’s debts. A defendant using personal funds may voluntarily choose to relinquish money, but it is not required.
The county notice describes a six-hour release rule after specified bond conditions are met, unless extraordinary circumstances exist; required electronic monitoring can allow a longer hold.
Pueblo County bond hearings, docket search and public defender help
Published 10th Judicial District bond-hearing schedule
| Day | Published time | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 11:30 a.m. | Division 101; the district says bond hearings are livestreamed. |
| Tuesday–Friday | 2:30 p.m. | Holiday schedules and court operations can change the time. |
| Saturday | 1:30 p.m. | Verify the current schedule before relying on it. |
How to find the next court event
Public defender information for a detained person
The Colorado State Public Defender explains that a person detained on a state criminal offense must be brought before a judge within 48 hours and will have a public defender or other court-appointed counsel for the first appearance. If the person remains jailed after that hearing, public-defender eligibility is automatic for filed felony, misdemeanor or traffic charges and qualifying revocation matters.
132 W. B Street, Suite 200
Pueblo, CO 81003
501 N. Elizabeth Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
Clerk hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m., except state holidays.
Pueblo County Jail remote and free lobby visits
Pueblo County uses scheduled video visits rather than ordinary face-to-face visiting. All appointments are created through the GettingOut website or app.
Connect from a smartphone, tablet or computer. Remote visits are charged by the minute.
Use a wall-mounted kiosk in the detention-center lobby. On-site video visits are free.
The county currently limits free lobby-kiosk visits to 80 minutes per inmate per week.
How the 80 free minutes can be used
The county allows the weekly time to be divided into separate blocks. Its example is one 30-minute visit and two 25-minute visits during the same week. Availability still depends on open kiosk slots, facility operations and the inmate’s status.
Published scheduling guidance
| Visit type | Published guidance | What to verify now |
|---|---|---|
| On-site lobby | County FAQ lists visits from 8 a.m.–10 p.m., Tuesday–Sunday, and registration at least one hour before the visit. | Check the available slot and new-jail lobby location inside GettingOut before traveling. |
| Remote | County FAQ lists remote appointment registration at least 24 hours in advance. | Review current price, device test and appointment time before checkout. |
| Segregation | Schedule only during the inmate’s out-time for video access. | Call reception; outside the out-time, the connection may be audio only. |
Step-by-step visit setup
Send money, approved food or commissary without using the wrong account
Use Access Corrections to place money into the inmate’s account. Confirm the exact name and booking number before payment.
Use the program linked by the Sheriff so only facility-approved items are offered for the selected recipient.
The Pueblo County program can offer prepared entrées, snacks or desserts delivered to the recipient under current menu rules.
Deposit checklist
When an order may not go through
- The person has been released or transferred.
- The booking number is incorrect or belongs to an older stay.
- The inmate’s housing, discipline or medical status limits a particular product.
- The weekly ordering window or delivery cycle has closed.
- The payer’s card, billing address or identity verification fails.
Pueblo County inmate mail address, scanning and rejection risks
Inmate full name – inmate booking number
PO Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Letters, photographs and drawings are converted to digital format and delivered electronically to the inmate.
Examples the Sheriff says may be mailed
Examples the Sheriff says not to mail
Do not place food, drink, gum or other consumable products in personal mail.
Do not attach items with glue, tape or similar adhesive material.
Lipstick, crayon, stains, fragrance or another substance on the paper can cause rejection.
The county FAQ says photos not printed on photo paper are not accepted.
The FAQ lists them as prohibited in ordinary mail. Publisher parcels are handled separately, so confirm before ordering.
Mail without the exact inmate name and booking number may be delayed or undeliverable.
Legal mail and publisher parcels
The Sheriff excludes legal mail and parcels arriving from a publisher from the ordinary digital-mail process. Because those items require different handling, attorneys, courts and publishers should confirm the current delivery address and marking instructions with reception before sending.
Pueblo County inmate phone calls, GettingOut messages and account choices
Pueblo County’s inmate telephone page identifies ICSolutions as the contracted calling vendor.
Customer care: 888-506-8407, available 24 hours a day according to ICSolutions.
The Sheriff directs users to GettingOut for video visitation and quick digital messages. Keep that account separate from an ICSolutions phone account.
Choose the correct ICSolutions account
| Account type | Who controls the funded time? | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Prepaid account | The outside account holder funds calls to one designated receiving telephone number. | You want to control whether calls to your number are accepted or rejected. |
| Debit telephone account | Funds belong to the inmate’s telephone account after purchase. | The inmate needs to call different numbers that are not blocked by the facility. |
Fix a call problem
Pueblo County inmate medical care, classification and support programs
Medical, dental and mental-health care
Pueblo County contracts inmate health care through NaphCare. The Sheriff says the medical department is staffed 24 hours a day by a team that includes doctors, nurses, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, mental-health practitioners and dentists.
Call jail reception at 719-583-6135 and clearly state that the concern involves current inmate health or safety.
For a planned surrender, bring a list of currently prescribed medication; Pueblo County says the medications themselves are not accepted at surrender.
The surrender FAQ lists glasses, dental appliances and necessary medical supplies such as braces or crutches as examples to discuss with intake.
Classification and available programs
| Program or service | Published detail | How an inmate usually begins |
|---|---|---|
| Parenting program | Nurturing Fathers and Mothers is described as a 13-week course. | Ask classification or inmate services about availability and eligibility. |
| Alcohol education | Level Two education is for qualifying DUI or DWAI inmates with sufficient sentence time remaining. | Submit a request and confirm charge and time requirements. |
| Alcoholics Anonymous | The county describes two one-hour meetings each week. | Request participation through the facility process. |
| Religious services | The county describes approximately nine hours of weekly religious study programming. | Use an inmate request or ask the housing deputy. |
| GED preparation | Pueblo Community College provides adult basic education and GED preparation. | Ask classification about enrollment and housing availability. |
| Law library | Access is requested through the jail kite system. | Submit a written or electronic kite explaining the legal-research need. |
| Trustee work | Assignments can include kitchen, laundry, property, recreation, labor crew, commissary and special projects. | Eligibility depends on classification, conduct and operational need. |
| Re-entry support | The detention center lists education, employment, housing, mental health, substance use, veterans and pretrial/re-entry services. | Ask inmate services or classification for the current referral path. |
Report sexual abuse or harassment
Pueblo County provides an online complaint path for a person reporting sexual abuse or sexual harassment on behalf of an inmate. Give factual details: inmate name and booking number, date, time, location, names or descriptions of involved people, witnesses and immediate safety concerns.
Request a Pueblo County arrest report, background check or mugshot
The live jail lookup is for current custody. The Sheriff’s Records section handles older booking information, incident and traffic reports, background checks, in-custody letters and booking photographs.
| Request | Published fee or requirement | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| General record request | $5 covers search, retrieval and the first 10 pages. | The form must be completed and the pecuniary-gain statement acknowledged. |
| Additional pages | 25 cents per page after the first 10 pages. | Large records can create additional retrieval cost. |
| Lengthy search | $30 per hour when a multi-record search requires more than one hour; a deposit may be required. | Narrow dates, people and incident numbers to reduce search time. |
| Background check | $10; provide first name, last name and date of birth. | It covers bookings into Pueblo County detention and/or charges filed by the Sheriff or arresting agency. |
| Active or incomplete report | Not necessarily releasable. | The Sheriff says active, incomplete or District-Attorney-referred reports will not be released. |
How to make a useful request
Additional number: 719-583-4809
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Confirm holiday closures before visiting.
Release, transfer and pickup: what the roster may not tell you
Pueblo County custody notifications and victim assistance
The 10th Judicial District Attorney lists VINE for Pueblo County Jail custody notifications. Victims of qualifying crimes can also contact the District Attorney’s Victim Services team for court updates, safety information and resource referrals.
Use the inmate’s verified identity and current custody information.
Case updates, court support and victim-resource referrals.
Alternate published number: 719-553-2460.
Call 911. An automated alert is not a substitute for an emergency safety plan.
Pueblo County practical tips that prevent wasted trips and payments
3830 Medal of Honor Boulevard is the current jail. Do not follow an older directory to 909 Court Street.
It is required on mail and is the safest identifier for account setup and phone questions.
Use option 5 at 719-583-6135 so reception knows payment is ready to be posted.
Personal letters, photos and drawings are destroyed after off-site scanning.
Bond, inmate cash, commissary, phone and video balances are different products.
The new facility opened after older FAQ schedules were published; confirm the actual slot in GettingOut.
The jail shows booking information; the docket shows hearings, divisions and the case’s court path.
When a person transfers, the next useful fact is the agency or facility—not repeated searches of the county roster.
Live actions that must be completed on an official system
The procedures, addresses, rules and troubleshooting are already explained above. Use these buttons only for actions that require a live government or county-approved vendor system.
Open the Sheriff lookup and verify the booking number.
Run inmate lookupSelect the correct Access Corrections transaction type.
Open Access CorrectionsCreate the visit and save the confirmation.
Open GettingOutChoose prepaid or inmate debit telephone service.
Open ICSolutionsSearch Pueblo County by date plus case or party information.
Search court docketSubmit the form for older bookings, reports or photos.
Request recordsPueblo County Jail inmate search FAQs
How do I search for a Pueblo County Jail inmate?
Use the official Sheriff inmate lookup. Search the last name first, add the first name if needed, and verify the booking number, booking date, charges and bond before taking action.
What is the current Pueblo County Jail address?
The current detention center is at 3830 Medal of Honor Boulevard, Pueblo, CO 81008. The former jail at 909 Court Street closed when all jail operations moved in July 2026.
What is the Pueblo County Jail phone number?
Call detention-center reception at 719-583-6135.
Why can I not find someone in the inmate lookup?
The person may still be completing intake, may be listed under another spelling, may have been released or transferred, or may be held by another jurisdiction. Retry with fewer fields and call reception if the arrest is recent.
How can I post bond?
Pueblo County accepts several cash-bond methods, including cash at the lobby kiosk, money order or cashier’s check at reception, and eligible credit-card payments at the kiosk or through Access Corrections. After an online or kiosk payment, call reception and choose option 5.
How does visitation work?
Schedule video visits through GettingOut. Remote visits are charged by the minute. On-site lobby-kiosk visits are free, with 80 free minutes per inmate per week under the county’s current rule.
What is the inmate mailing address?
Address personal mail to Pueblo County Jail, inmate full name and booking number, PO Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Personal mail is scanned and the original contents are destroyed.
How do I send money or commissary?
Use Access Corrections for an inmate cash-account deposit and the county-linked Access program for approved packages or meals. Verify the current booking number and save the receipt.
How can an inmate call family?
Pueblo County identifies ICSolutions as its inmate telephone provider. Create a prepaid receiving account or inmate debit telephone account. Customer care is available at 888-506-8407.
How do I request an arrest report or booking photo?
Use the Sheriff’s records request form. The county lists a $5 fee covering the search and first 10 pages, 25 cents for additional pages, and $10 for a background check requiring full name and date of birth.