Weld County Booking Lookup: Find Arrests, Current Custody, Bond and Release Status
Weld County does not use one simple static “current inmate roster” page. The Sheriff separates the process into a searchable Daily Arrest Report, Colorado VINE for current custody, and a Daily Inmate Released Report for people who have left the jail.
This guide shows exactly which tool to use, how to verify the correct person, how to read booking and bond fields, what to do when no result appears, and what families need for bond, visits, video calls, money, commissary, mail, court dates, medical concerns, release and transfers.
2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631.
Searchable from Feb. 14, 2006 through the previous day.
Searchable beginning June 17, 2022.
Weld County inmate search is a three-part process
This is the most important thing to understand before searching. “Arrested,” “currently in custody,” and “released” are three different questions.
Use the Daily Arrest Report. Search by first name, last name or arrest date.
Open the custody-status option from the arrest record. Weld County routes current Colorado custody status through VINE.
Use the Daily Inmate Released Report, which can be searched by release date, first name or last name.
How to run a Weld County jail inmate search
How to read a Weld County arrest and custody record
| Field | What it tells you | What you should do with it |
|---|---|---|
| Arrested date | When the person was recorded as arrested/booked. | Compare it with the known incident date and distinguish current from older bookings. |
| Arresting agency | The police or law-enforcement agency associated with the arrest. | Use it when troubleshooting a very recent arrest or requesting an agency report. |
| Booking number | The identifier assigned to that Weld County jail booking. | Save it for jail calls, custody verification and release research. |
| DOB | Date of birth recorded for the person. | Use it to separate people who have similar names. |
| Charge | The allegation recorded for that booking. | Check the Colorado court docket for later case status and hearings. |
| Bail amount | The bond amount associated with a particular charge or case entry. | Do not pay until you verify every bond line and any holds. |
| Bond type | May identify cash, surety, PR/personal recognizance, resolved or other status. | Use the bond type to determine whether payment, a bondsperson or court action is needed. |
| Bond clearance | May explain how that bond was resolved, such as PR bond, surety bond, transport or release to pretrial supervision. | Do not assume physical release until current custody is confirmed. |
Arrest report vs current custody vs release report
| Question | Correct source | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Was this person booked into Weld County Jail? | Daily Arrest Report | Arrests beginning February 14, 2006 through the previous day. |
| Is this person still incarcerated? | Colorado VINE custody status | Current participating Colorado custody information. |
| When did the person leave Weld County Jail? | Daily Inmate Released Report | Weld County releases beginning June 17, 2022. |
| Does the person have a Weld County warrant? | Weld County Warrant Search | Automated Weld County warrant data; other agency warrants may not appear. |
| What is happening in the court case? | Colorado Judicial Branch docket | Court hearings and docket information rather than jail custody. |
No Weld County inmate record found? Follow this decision path
What happens after someone is booked into Weld County Jail?
Weld County North Jail Complex contact information
Greeley, CO 80631
Main: 970-356-4015
Toll-free: 800-436-9276
Bond Desk: 970-400-3921
Visit info English: 970-400-4045
Visit info Spanish: 970-400-4043
Schedule visits: 970-304-6556
Master Control: 970-400-3960
Dispatch non-emergency: 970-350-9600
Work Release: 970-400-2975
Use this contact for inmate transportation and extradition questions rather than general visitation or bond issues.
Weld County bond types, payment methods and release rights
Weld County describes cash and surety bonds as two common bond types. The exact bond displayed on a booking record controls what option is available.
Cash bonds may be posted using the methods Weld County currently permits, including cash and qualifying cashier’s check or money order.
A third-party bondsperson posts the bond. The bondsperson charges a fee; that commercial fee is generally non-refundable.
Personal-recognizance release does not require the same cash payment as a money bond but can carry court and pretrial conditions.
Before you post any bond
Colorado money-bond rights published by Weld County
| Rule | What Weld County publishes | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Release amount | Booking fees, debts and other fees do not have to be paid to secure release on money bond. | The bond amount—not unrelated debts—is what secures release. |
| Bond fee | $10 bond fee may be charged as a debt after release. | It cannot be used as a reason to keep the defendant in jail. |
| Card fee | Maximum 3.5% credit-card payment fee under the published rights notice. | Compare the final payment screen with the official rule. |
| Who receives payment | Bond is made out to the holding county, not to the incarcerated person. | A request to pay bond directly to an inmate is a red flag. |
| Release timing | The Sheriff generally must release within six hours after the statutory conditions are met unless extraordinary circumstances exist. | If the delay exceeds six hours, the defendant or payer may ask what extraordinary circumstance is causing it. |
| Electronic monitor | A defendant may be held up to 24 hours when necessary to fit required electronic monitoring. | This is one published exception to immediate post-bond release. |
| Bond paperwork | The payer has the right to receive the bond paperwork and upcoming court-date documentation. | Keep it for court and refund questions. |
Call when the record contains multiple bond amounts, a no-bond entry, a hold or unclear release status.
How to check Weld County Jail release status
Weld County maintains a separate searchable Daily Inmate Released Report. It covers releases beginning June 17, 2022 and can be searched by release date, first name or last name.
What the release report can show
Common bond-clearance wording
Release occurred through personal-recognizance or related court bond action.
A surety/bondsperson route was used.
The defendant may have reporting or supervision requirements after leaving jail.
The release relates to completion of the custody time associated with that matter.
The person may have left Weld County Jail but remained in government custody elsewhere.
The report indicates a release associated with case disposition or sentence completion.
Released to Weld County Pretrial Services? What happens next
When a court orders pretrial supervision as a condition of bond or summons, the defendant must report to Weld County Pretrial Services and complete intake.
934 9th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
New intakes should arrive at least 30 minutes before closing.
Bond or summons paperwork and picture ID.
Weld County Jail on-site visitation schedule and rules
On-site visits are free.
Visits are capped at 30 minutes.
An inmate is allowed two on-site visits per week.
| Day | Available blocks | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday-Friday | 8:00-9:30 a.m.; 12:00-1:30 p.m.; 3:30-5:30 p.m. | Schedule at least 24 hours ahead. |
| Saturday | 8:30-9:30 a.m.; 12:00-1:30 p.m.; 3:30-4:30 p.m. | Only scheduled visitors are admitted. |
| Sunday | No on-site visits | Remote visitation remains the family option. |
Visitor registration
Who can attend?
Only the registered adult and up to two approved minor children may participate in an on-site visit. The adult must be the minors’ parent or legal guardian, and the jail may request proof of guardianship.
On-site visitor rules
Weld County Jail remote video visits: cost, hours and rules
$0.20 per minute.
Each remote visit is capped at 30 minutes.
Weld County says inmates are permitted unlimited remote visits, subject to availability and rules.
| Day | Remote visiting blocks |
|---|---|
| Monday-Saturday | 8:00-9:30 a.m.; 12:00-1:30 p.m.; 3:30-5:30 p.m.; 8:00-10:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | 8:00-9:30 a.m.; 12:00-5:30 p.m.; 8:00-10:00 p.m. |
Remote visit rules people commonly miss
- The registered visitor must remain on the visit at all times.
- The registered visitor is responsible for everyone participating from that location.
- Children cannot be left unattended.
- Everyone visible on screen must be appropriately dressed.
- Do not use a cellphone to call someone else during the video visit.
- No video cameras.
- Do not drive during the visit. Weld County states that driving is grounds for immediate termination.
- All visits are monitored and recorded.
Two-account setup can be confusing
Used for inmate contact features including visits, messages and tablet-related deposits. Visitor information must match physical identification.
Used to register and schedule visits. Jail staff approves the visitor account.
Send money to a Weld County Jail inmate and understand commissary
Weld County opens an inmate money account when the person arrives. The inmate may use the account for medical charges and commissary purchases such as approved snacks, hygiene items, playing cards, portable radios and other non-issued products.
| Method | Published rule | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Lobby kiosk | Available 24/7. Cash only. Bills larger than $1 are accepted. | Correct inmate identity plus cash. |
| Telephone | Available 24/7 at 1-866-345-1884; debit and credit cards accepted. | Inmate information and payment card. |
| Online Access Corrections | Available 24/7 using debit or credit card. | Correct inmate and facility selection. |
| Money order | Make payable to Weld County Sheriff’s Office and mail to 2110 O Street. | Write the inmate’s name in the “for” or “remarks” section. |
Money-order format
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631
Make the money order payable to Weld County Sheriff’s Office and put the inmate’s name in the “for” or “remarks” section.
Weld County Jail inmate mail address, photos and rejection rules
Inmate Name, Inmate ID
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631
What uses the physical Greeley address?
- Attorney/legal mail.
- Approved personal mail containing a money order.
- Cashier’s checks or government-issued checks handled under jail rules.
- Paperwork requiring notarization.
- Documents requiring the inmate’s signature.
Common reasons personal mail is rejected
No blank stationery, blank greeting cards, postage stamps or envelopes.
Newspaper or magazine clippings, internet-material printouts, screenshots and social-media content are not accepted.
No glitter, glued materials, unknown substances or embellished cards.
Sexually explicit or provocative material and photographs are rejected.
Gang/security-threat material, criminal plans or content threatening facility safety will be rejected.
The letter must be for the inmate whose name appears on the envelope.
Books, magazines and publications
Weld County stopped accepting ordinary books shipped into the facility in February 2024. Current rules provide a narrow pre-approval process for certain educational, religious and legal resources not available on inmate tablets.
Mail rejection appeal timing
The inmate and sender are sent written rejection notice within 14 days.
For conditionally approved publication disputes, the sender has 15 days after the rejection notice is mailed to appeal.
The Sheriff or designee provides a written determination within 21 days after receiving the appeal.
Send digital photos or messages to a Weld County inmate
Weld County currently lists $0.50 per photo.
Photos are sent through the ViaPath tablet system separately from mail or ordinary messages.
Weld County currently lists $0.50 for a message up to 1,500 characters.
Digital photos may be rejected for
- Gang or security-threat material.
- Sexually explicit or provocative content.
- Threats or plans for criminal activity.
- Material advocating violence.
- Screenshots or social-media material.
- Content that threatens safety or security.
How Weld County Jail inmate calls work
Weld County says only collect-call telephones are available to inmates. Personal calls are recorded and talk time is limited to 15 minutes per call.
Create a prepaid AdvancePay account to allow the inmate to call your telephone number using deposited funds.
AdvancePay help: 800-483-8314
Some landline accounts can accept collect calls. Most cell, VOIP or collect-blocked accounts do not qualify for ordinary collect billing.
Call rules families should know
24/7 customer service.
What daily life is like inside Weld County Jail
Housing units contain individual rooms connected to a larger common area. A correctional officer works inside each housing unit 24 hours a day.
Inmates remain inside their assigned rooms or cells during scheduled lockdowns. Weld County says inmates may still spend about 10 hours a day outside the individual room/cell.
Three nutritionally balanced meals are served each day.
Recreation is scheduled several times each week, with indoor and outdoor gyms available.
An in-house library is available. Weld County says inmates may check out up to two books per week.
Basic hygiene supplies and clothing are issued. Uniforms and bedding are regularly washed and exchanged.
Medical care, mental-health concerns, ADA and PREA at Weld County Jail
Medical care
Weld County says a nurse is always in the building.
Jail physician and dentist clinics are available several times each week.
Co-payments may be charged for appointments that were not required by a nurse.
ADA accommodations
Inmates may request medical accommodations through the inmate request system. The medical provider and jail ADA coordinator review requests against legitimate safety and security needs.
Weld County directs inmates to the grievance process for ADA complaints. External ADA process questions may be directed to the jail’s ADA Coordinator through the contact published by the Sheriff’s Office.
PREA — sexual abuse or harassment
- An inmate may report abuse or harassment anonymously.
- An inmate may report to any staff member.
- Reports may be verbal or written.
- Third parties may also make reports.
- Staff are required to document verbal reports and forward allegations for action.
Email the ADA Coordinator using the current contact published on the Sheriff’s jail page.
Third-party PREA reports may be directed to the Jail PREA Coordinator using the Sheriff’s current published contact.
How inmate complaints and grievances are handled
Weld County says a grievance procedure is available to inmates for complaints or problems. The detailed grievance procedure is contained in the Inmate Handbook available in each housing unit.
Check Weld County court dates, criminal dockets and case hearings
The arrest report tells you what was recorded at booking. The Colorado Judicial Branch docket tells you what is scheduled in court.
Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., excluding holidays.
Press 0 for an operator when directed by Weld County.
Weld County warrant search: when it helps and what it cannot prove
Weld County’s warrant tool can search by first name, last name, city, ZIP code, bail amount, warrant date, crime level, charge wording and jurisdiction.
Weld County states that people wanting to turn themselves in at the Combined Courts Clerk’s Office may do so at 915 10th Street, Greeley, during the published court window.
A person with an active warrant may also turn themselves in at the Weld County Jail, 2110 O Street, Greeley.
Need an official Weld County jail or arrest record?
Daily arrest and release pages are useful for public lookup, but a formal record request is different. Weld County Sheriff’s Office reports and jail records use the Sheriff’s records-request process rather than the county’s general CORA portal.
Greeley, CO 80631
Use the formal records process when you need an agency document rather than only a current webpage result.
Weld County Jail map and before-you-drive checklist
Weld County jail-search tips that prevent common mistakes
The arrest report runs through the previous day’s arrests. A same-day arrest may require a phone call before the public report catches up.
A historical booking can still appear after the person is released. Check current custody instead of assuming the arrest page is a live roster.
It is the cleanest way to separate people with similar names and keep jail calls organized.
One case may be releasable while another remains no-bond or subject to a hold.
Ordinary letters and pictures use the Phoenix, Maryland scanning address—not the jail’s Greeley street address.
Attorney mail and certain approved financial/notarization documents go to 2110 O Street.
Families who can visit only on Sunday should use the remote-visit option.
Weld County specifically lists driving during a remote visit as cause for immediate termination.
Access Corrections support asks for the receipt when researching a kiosk, phone or online deposit issue.
Live Weld County actions
The operational information is already explained above. These are the few places where you must leave this page because the final task requires a live government or authorized-service system.
Find Weld County jail bookings by name or arrest date.
Open Daily Arrest ReportSearch people released from Weld County Jail beginning June 17, 2022.
Open Released ReportUse the county’s automated Weld County warrant search.
Open Warrant SearchComplete ViaPath registration and choose an available time.
Schedule visitationUse Access Corrections for approved online deposits.
Make a depositFind upcoming Weld County hearings through Colorado Judicial.
Search court docketWeld County Jail inmate search FAQs
How do I search for an inmate in Weld County Jail?
Start with the Sheriff’s Daily Arrest Report and search by first name, last name or arrest date. Open the custody-status option for the matching record to check current custody through VINE.
Does Weld County have a current jail roster?
Weld County uses multiple tools rather than one static live roster: the Daily Arrest Report for bookings, VINE for current custody and the Daily Inmate Released Report for releases.
What is the Weld County Jail phone number?
Call 970-356-4015. The jail is at 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631.
How do I check whether an inmate was released?
Use the official Daily Inmate Released Report. It is searchable by release date, first name and last name and covers releases beginning June 17, 2022.
How do I post bond for a Weld County inmate?
First verify the full bond and all case entries. Weld County permits qualifying online bond posting through its authorized provider and accepts applicable cash-bond payment methods. Call the Bond Desk at 970-400-3921 for unclear cases.
How long can release take after bond?
Weld County’s published Colorado money-bond rights notice describes a general six-hour release timeline after the statutory requirements are met unless extraordinary circumstances exist. Required electronic monitoring can permit a hold of up to 24 hours when necessary.
What are Weld County Jail visitation hours?
On-site visit blocks are Monday-Friday 8:00-9:30 a.m., 12:00-1:30 p.m. and 3:30-5:30 p.m.; Saturday 8:30-9:30 a.m., 12:00-1:30 p.m. and 3:30-4:30 p.m. There are no on-site visits Sunday.
How much does remote visitation cost?
Weld County currently lists remote visitation at $0.20 per minute. Remote visits are capped at 30 minutes.
How can I send money to a Weld County inmate?
Use Access SecureDeposits through the lobby kiosk, phone or internet, or mail an approved money order under jail rules. The kiosk is available 24/7 and accepts cash only. Phone help is available at 1-866-345-1884.
Where do I send Weld County inmate mail?
Ordinary personal mail goes to Weld County Sheriff – North Jail Complex, CO, Inmate Name and Inmate ID, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Legal mail and certain approved documents go to 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631.