Weld County CO Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court 2026

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Weld County, Colorado · Arrest, jail, bond and criminal court guide

Find a Weld County Arrest, Confirm Custody and Check the Court Outcome

Weld County publishes several different records: a historical Daily Arrest Report, a current jail roster, a Daily Inmate Released Report, active warrants, Sheriff police reports and Colorado criminal court dockets.

This guide explains what each system covers, which identifiers to save, why a record may be missing, how bond and release work, what jail services cost and where to request the underlying arrest or court document.

Run the live arrest search Check active warrants Fix a failed search
An arrest record is not a conviction record. A booking or police report documents an allegation and custody event. Charges may later be changed, declined, dismissed or resolved without a conviction. Confirm the person and read the final court disposition.
Arrest history

February 14, 2006 through yesterday.

Jail address

2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631.

Main phone

970-356-4015

Records hours

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

Official review

Updated July 14, 2026.

Record router

Choose the Weld County record that answers your question

DAILY ARREST REPORT Was this person arrested in Weld County?

Search the historical arrest database. The Sheriff states that it covers arrests from February 14, 2006 through arrests made yesterday.

Best for: booking history, arrest date, agency, charge and arrest-number research.
CURRENT JAIL RECORD Is the person still in custody?

Use the current-inmate information and contact the jail when release, transfer, housing or a very recent booking remains unclear.

Best for: live custody, inmate ID, housing, bond, visits, calls, mail and money.
COURT RECORD What happened after the arrest?

Search the Colorado Judicial docket and court case history for filed charges, hearings, warrants, pleas, orders and disposition.

Best for: prosecution status, court date, dismissal, judgment and formal case outcome.
Best verification sequence: Find the arrest, save the inmate and case identifiers, check current custody or release, and then review the criminal court case.

Choose the task you need to complete

The useful rules are included below. Outside links are reserved for live searches, requests, payments and scheduling.

Current custody

How to confirm whether someone is still in Weld County Jail

A historical arrest result and a current custody result answer different questions. A person may have been arrested but released, transferred or sent to another agency.

Search the current Weld County inmate information
Confirm the full legal name
Copy the inmate ID
Record every case and bond entry
Check for a release or transfer notation
Call before traveling or paying
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Main line: 970-356-4015

Toll-free: 800-436-9276

Operational contacts

Bond Desk: 970-400-3921

Master Control: 970-400-3960

Work Release: 970-400-2975

Custody confirmation script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Weld County custody. The arrest occurred around [date], and I have [inmate ID, arrest number or case number]. Can you confirm the current status or whether the person was released or transferred?”
Result decoder

What Weld County arrest and jail fields mean

Arrest, booking and court identifiers explained
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Arrest date The date associated with the arrest event. It may differ from the booking date or case-filing date. Use it to separate similarly named people and prior events.
Inmate ID The person inside the jail-service system. It does not show the final court outcome. Use it for mail, visits, deposits and provider accounts.
Arresting agency The Sheriff, police department or other agency that made the arrest. It does not mean the Sheriff maintains the original police report. Request the incident report from that agency.
Charge The allegation recorded at arrest or booking. It is not a judgment and may differ from the filed charge. Review the criminal court case.
Case number The criminal court proceeding connected with the allegation. One arrest may involve multiple case numbers. Search each case separately.
Bond amount The money-bond amount shown for a case or charge. Paying one amount may not clear another case or hold. Confirm every case with the Bond Desk.
No bond No payable money bond is presently shown for that matter. It does not explain whether court action or another hold is required. Check the docket and ask which authority controls release.
Release date When that custody episode ended. Release is not dismissal or acquittal. Read the criminal court disposition.
Same-name protection

Confirm identity before using an arrest result

First and last name match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Date of birth or age is consistent
Arrest date matches the known incident
Arresting agency matches the location
Case or arrest number matches another official record
Use at least two independent identifiers. Never send money, contact an employer, publish an allegation or accuse someone based only on a name or booking image.
Troubleshooting

No Weld County arrest record found? Follow this order

The arrest occurred today The Daily Arrest Report covers through yesterday. Check current custody or call the jail.
The person is still being processed Transport, identification, medical screening and booking data entry can delay visibility.
The name was entered differently Search the surname alone and test maiden names, hyphens, suffixes or alternate spellings.
A city police department made the arrest The detailed police report may remain with Greeley Police or another municipal agency.
The person was released Search the Daily Inmate Released Report and then check the criminal court case.
The person was transferred Custody may have moved to another county, Colorado Department of Corrections, federal custody or another agency.
The case is restricted Juvenile, sealed, expunged, medical or legally confidential records may not appear publicly.
The arrest predates February 14, 2006 The Sheriff’s Daily Arrest Report states that its searchable range begins on that date.
After arrest

What happens when someone enters Weld County Jail?

Immediate observation New prisoners are questioned and observed to identify urgent medical or mental-health needs.
Telephone access The Sheriff states that a telephone call is allowed as soon as possible unless the person is violent.
Nursing assessment A nurse checks prescriptions, medical problems and whether a doctor is needed.
Mental-health screening A counselor checks for self-harm risk and other behavioral-health needs.
Classification People not released within 24 hours are classified using current charges, history, behavior and safety factors.
Bond, court or continued custody The person may post bond, receive a non-money release, remain on a no-bond case or stay because of another hold.
Release or transfer Jail records may change after court, payment, monitoring installation, transfer or completion of release processing.
Safety instruction: The Sheriff tells inmates who feel afraid of another person to notify jail staff, even after classification and housing assignment.
Police and jail records

How to request a Weld County Sheriff arrest report

The Sheriff’s Records Unit manages police reports, arrest records, citations, warrants, accident-related information and requests for patrol, administration, inmate and inmate-medical records.

Records Unit
1555 N. 17th Avenue
Garden Level
Greeley, CO 80631
Contact and hours

Phone: 970-400-2770

Toll-free: 800-436-9276

Fax: 970-400-2771

Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

Records maintained by the unit

Police reports

Incident, offense and law-enforcement reports maintained by the Sheriff.

Arrest records

Sheriff arrest and related booking information subject to release law.

Inmate records

Detention and inmate information maintained by the agency.

Medical records

Requests may require identity, authorization or another legally sufficient basis.

Warrants and citations

Agency records relating to warrants, citations and law-enforcement processing.

Accident information

Records maintained by the Sheriff, subject to agency and state-reporting responsibilities.

Information to include in the request

Full legal name
Date of birth when known
Incident or arrest date
Narrow date range
Incident location
Arresting agency or deputy
Arrest, report or case number
Exact document requested
Electronic or paper delivery preference
Maximum cost you approve
Copy-ready records request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause materials and releasable supplemental reports relating to [full legal name], date of birth [date if known], for the incident or arrest on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are arrest number [number], report number [number], inmate ID [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].
Fees: The Sheriff states that records requests may involve charges based on the time spent processing the request under the Weld County fee schedule. A narrow request reduces review and redaction time.
Possible restrictions: Active-investigation information, medical records, juvenile information, victim details, protected personal information and other exempt material may be withheld or redacted.
Submit or track the records request Call the Records Unit
19th Judicial District

How to search Weld County criminal court records

Weld County is served by Colorado’s 19th Judicial District. County court generally handles misdemeanors, traffic matters, felony complaints and preliminary proceedings. District court handles felony criminal cases and other matters within its jurisdiction.

Start with the case number A complete case number is more reliable than a name and helps distinguish separate cases from the same arrest.
Use the Colorado Judicial docket search Search for the hearing date, courtroom, judicial officer and scheduled proceeding.
Confirm county or district court A felony complaint may begin in county court and later proceed in district court.
Review every charge count Compare the filed charges with the original arrest description. They may not be identical.
Look for later changes Check for amended charges, dismissal, plea, deferred judgment, trial, sentence or another disposition.
Obtain the actual document when needed A docket label may not explain the effect of an order. Request the complaint, information, minute order, judgment or disposition.
Common Colorado criminal case terms
Term Plain-language meaning What to verify
Pending The case has not reached a final disposition. Check the newest filing and next hearing.
Complaint A charging document initiating a criminal proceeding. Read each listed count and offense date.
Dismissed The court dismissed a count or case. Confirm whether all counts were dismissed.
Deferred judgment A plea and court-approved arrangement may allow dismissal after successful completion of conditions. Check whether conditions were completed and the case was later dismissed.
Guilty plea The defendant entered a plea of guilt to the identified count. Read the plea agreement, judgment and sentence.
Not guilty A not-guilty plea or verdict appears, depending on the docket entry. Distinguish a plea from a final acquittal.
Closed The case is no longer shown as active. Closed alone does not identify the outcome.
Municipal cases are separate. A city ordinance case may be handled by a municipal court rather than Weld County or District Court. Confirm the court named on the citation or case record.
Search the Colorado court docket
Warrant safety

How to check an active Weld County warrant

Use the official Weld County warrant search Search the full legal name and compare all displayed identifiers.
Record the warrant and case number Save the issuing court, charge and any status information.
Check the related court docket A docket may show issuance, recall, appearance or another warrant-related event.
Confirm the status with law enforcement Online information may not immediately reflect service, recall or court action.
Use a safe resolution path Someone checking their own status should contact a Colorado attorney, the court or law enforcement for specific instructions.
Never confront or attempt to detain a person. A warrant result can involve mistaken identity, a recalled warrant or a dangerous situation. Contact law enforcement.
Search active Weld warrants Call non-emergency dispatch
Money bond and release

Weld County cash bond, surety bond and release rights

Cash bond in person

Use cash or a cashier’s check. Cashier’s checks and money orders must be payable to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office.

Cash bond online

Credit-card payment is available through the Sheriff’s authorized electronic bond provider.

Surety bond

A licensed bondsperson posts the bond and charges a nonrefundable service fee under the private agreement.

Information required for an online cash bond

Inmate’s exact name
Date of birth
Court case number
Full bond amount
Every additional case or hold
Payer’s correct contact information

Colorado money-bond rights published by the Sheriff

Rights and limits when posting money bond
Rule What it means for the payer
Only the bond amount is required for release Booking fees, bond fees and other debts do not have to be paid before release.
$10 bond fee It may be treated as a debt after release if a third-party payer does not voluntarily pay it at bonding.
Credit-card fee limit The published notice lists a maximum credit-card payment fee of 3.5%.
No extra kiosk or cash fee No additional bond-related fee may be charged for a kiosk, cash, check or money-order payment.
Payment to the county Bond payments are made to the holding county, not in the incarcerated person’s name.
Release timeline The Sheriff’s notice states that release generally must occur within six hours after the required conditions are met, unless extraordinary circumstances exist.
Electronic monitoring exception The jail may hold a person for up to 24 hours when needed to fit required electronic monitoring.
Bond paperwork The payer has the right to a copy of the bond paperwork and next court-date documentation.
Bond money and debts A third-party payer cannot be forced to use posted bond money to pay the defendant’s debts.
One payable bond may not cause release. Another case, warrant, probation matter, immigration issue, transfer order or agency hold can keep the person in custody.
Bond confirmation script “I need to confirm the complete release requirements for [name], date of birth [date], inmate ID [number]. I see case number [number] and bond amount [amount]. Are there any other cases, no-bond matters, warrants, holds or electronic-monitoring requirements that would prevent release?”
Post an authorized online bond Call the Bond Desk
ViaPath visitation

Weld County Jail visit cost, schedule and approval rules

Advance scheduling

At least 24 hours before the visit.

Booking window

Up to one week in advance.

On-site cost

Free.

Remote cost

$0.20 per minute.

Visit length

Maximum 30 minutes.

Account setup requires two systems

GettingOut account

Used to connect to a visit, message an inmate and fund communication or tablet services.

Weld County VisitMe account

Used to schedule the visit and complete jail approval.

Create the GettingOut account Enter an address that matches the physical driver’s license. The provider recommends including the last four Social Security number digits for faster review.
Upload a clear profile photo Do not use filters, hats, headgear or sunglasses.
Upload the physical ID Provide front and back images where requested. Digital IDs are not accepted.
Select the inmate The inmate must accept the visitor into their contacts.
Create the scheduling account Upload the requested profile image and physical government ID for jail approval.
Schedule at least 24 hours ahead Professional visitors may request same-day scheduling but should notify the jail.

Visit limits

On-site and remote visit comparison
Rule On-site visit Remote visit
Cost Free $0.20 per minute
Frequency Two total per inmate each week Unlimited, subject to scheduling and availability
Length Up to 30 minutes Up to 30 minutes
Participants Registered adult and up to two approved minors Multiple participants allowed while registered visitor remains present
Identification Original valid ID required at check-in Approved account and verified visitor identity

Published remote visiting hours

Monday–Saturday

8–9:30 a.m.
12–1:30 p.m.
3:30–5:30 p.m.
8–10 p.m.

Sunday

8–9:30 a.m.
12–5:30 p.m.
8–10 p.m.

Published on-site visiting hours

Monday–Friday

8–9:30 a.m.
12–1:30 p.m.
3:30–5:30 p.m.

Saturday

8:30–9:30 a.m.
12–1:30 p.m.
3:30–4:30 p.m.

No Sunday on-site visits. The Sheriff also lists no on-site visits on New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. Weather or facility operations can cause cancellation.

Visitor rules that commonly cause cancellation

Original ID must match registration
No unregistered adults at the monitor
Minors must remain supervised
No pets
No revealing or gang-related clothing
No alcohol- or drug-promoting clothing
No food or drinks at monitors
No hats or bandanas
No cellphones or cameras at on-site monitors
No driving during a remote visit
Monitoring: All visits are monitored and recorded. Rule violations or disruptive behavior may cause termination and a visitor ban of six months to one year.
Schedule a Weld County visit Create the communication account
Digital personal mail

Weld County inmate mailing address and rejection rules

Ordinary letters and pictures are sent to a third-party scanning center and delivered digitally to the inmate’s tablet.

Ordinary personal mail address
Weld County Sheriff – North Jail Complex, CO
Inmate Name, Inmate ID
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

Addressing checklist

Use the inmate’s name exactly as listed
Include the correct inmate ID
Use the Phoenix, Maryland address
Include a complete return address
Send only material suitable for scanning
Keep originals of important documents

Mail the jail rejects

Blank supplies

Blank stationery, greeting cards, stamps and envelopes.

Clippings and online content

Newspaper or magazine clippings, internet articles, screenshots and social-media content.

Security-related material

Gang or security-threat-group material and content involving criminal plans or threats.

Sexually explicit content

Explicit or provocative communications, photos or drawings.

Substances and crafts

Lipstick, glitter, glue, unknown substances, inserts and pop-out items.

Entertainment sheets

Puzzles, coloring pages, decorative fonts, music lyrics, cartoons and graphic-art photos.

Books are not accepted. The jail states that it stopped accepting books shipped into the facility in February 2024.

Legal mail, checks, notarization or signature documents

Direct jail address
Inmate’s Name
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Use this address for attorney mail and approved mail containing a money order, cashier’s check, government-issued check, notarization paperwork or a document needing the inmate’s signature.

Mark the envelope: Personal mail containing an approved financial instrument or signature paperwork must be clearly labeled “money order enclosed” or “documents to be notarized/signed.”
Inmate account

How to send money to a Weld County inmate

An account is opened when the inmate arrives. The inmate can use the account for medical visits and commissary items such as snacks, hygiene items, playing cards and portable radios.

Approved deposit methods
Method Payment type Important rule
Money order by mail Money order payable to Weld County Sheriff’s Office Write the inmate’s name in the “for” or “remarks” section and mail it to 2110 O Street.
Lobby kiosk Cash only Available 24 hours daily and accepts bills larger than $1.
Phone deposit Debit or credit card Call 1-866-345-1884; bilingual assistance is available.
Online deposit Debit or credit card Use Access Corrections and verify the inmate before submitting.
Published service fee

$4 for Access SecureDeposits.

Kiosk availability

24 hours, seven days a week.

Phone deposits

1-866-345-1884.

Not accepted

Cash or personal checks handed to jail staff.

Proof

Keep the deposit receipt.

Verify before paying: Confirm the exact inmate name and ID. Jail employees cannot correct a deposit sent to the wrong account through an outside provider.
Make an inmate-account deposit Call deposit support
Calls, messages and tablets

Weld County inmate phone and communication accounts

AdvancePay

A prepaid collect-calling account that allows the inmate to call the funded phone number.

GettingOut

Used for messaging, tablet-related services, remote visits and applicable deposits.

ConnectNetwork

Used to create and fund an AdvancePay phone account.

Staff messages: Jail staff do not deliver ordinary personal messages. For a genuine emergency, call the jail and ask for the on-duty commander. The emergency must be verified before staff provide it to the inmate.

Published digital photo and message charges

Photo

$0.50 for each approved photo sent through the ViaPath tablet system.

Message

$0.50 for a message up to 1,500 characters.

Photo restrictions: Gang content, explicit images, criminal plans, threats, violent advocacy, screenshots, social-media content and other security-related material will be rejected.
Create an AdvancePay account Open GettingOut
Medical, ADA and PREA

Health, disability and sexual-safety concerns

Medical screening

New arrivals are screened by a nurse for prescriptions, medical problems and physician needs.

Mental-health screening

A counselor checks for self-harm risk and other immediate behavioral-health concerns.

Emergency family message

Call the jail and request the on-duty commander. Information must be independently verified.

ADA concerns

Inmates are instructed to use the inmate grievance process for disability-access complaints. External questions concerning the inmate ADA process may be sent to the jail ADA coordinator.

Jail ADA Coordinator

Sergeant Noe Summers

nsummers@weld.gov

PREA and sexual-abuse reporting

The jail publishes a zero-tolerance policy for sexual abuse and harassment. Reports may be verbal, written, anonymous or submitted by a third party. Staff must document verbal reports and forward allegations for action.

Jail PREA Coordinator

Deputy J. Lanier

jlanier@weld.gov

Immediate danger: Call 911 for an emergency. For an urgent jail safety concern, call the jail at 970-356-4015 or Master Control at 970-400-3960.
Contact directory

Weld County arrest, jail and records contacts

Call the office that controls the information
Office Contact Use it for
Sheriff and Jail main line 970-356-4015 General Sheriff and Detentions questions.
Alternate county line 800-436-9276 Toll-free Sheriff contact.
Records Unit 970-400-2770 Police, arrest, inmate and public-record requests.
Records fax 970-400-2771 Faxing a completed records request.
Records manager 970-400-2760
Records@weld.gov 		Records Unit management questions.
Bond Desk 970-400-3921 Bond amounts, cases, holds and payment questions.
Master Control 970-400-3960 Urgent jail operational communication.
Non-emergency dispatch 970-350-9600 Non-emergency law-enforcement assistance.
Work Release 970-400-2975 Questions about the Work Release program.
ViaPath account support 866-516-0115 Refunds and GettingOut account-payment assistance.
Visitation support 877-650-4249 Visitor registration and scheduling problems.
Access Corrections 866-345-1884 Kiosk, phone or online inmate-account deposits.
Map and directions

Weld County Jail in Greeley

Confirm before traveling. Check custody, visit approval, appointment time, accepted identification and the correct building before leaving home.
Publication and screening safeguards

How to use an arrest record responsibly

1
Family custody check

Confirm current status and inmate ID directly before paying, mailing or traveling.

2
Court outcome

Read the filed case and final disposition instead of repeating the original allegation.

3
Employment screening

Use the legally required screening process and comply with federal and Colorado law.

4
News publication

Confirm identity, current case status and neutral allegation language.

5
Formal proof

Request an official or certified court document rather than using a screenshot.

6
Incorrect record

Contact the agency that created the disputed field and provide documentary proof.

Frequently asked questions

Weld County arrest-record questions answered

How far back does the Weld County arrest search go?

The Sheriff states that the Daily Arrest Report contains arrests from February 14, 2006 through arrests made yesterday.

Why is today’s arrest not appearing?

The historical report runs through yesterday. A new arrest may also still be in transport, identification, medical screening or intake processing.

How do I know whether the person is still in jail?

Use current inmate information and call 970-356-4015 when a release, transfer or recent booking remains unclear.

Where is Weld County Jail?

The Detentions Division is at 2110 O Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631.

How do I request the police report?

Submit the Application for Release of Records through JustFOIA, fax it to 970-400-2771 or deliver it to the Records Unit at 1555 North 17th Avenue, Garden Level, Greeley.

What hours is the Records Unit open?

Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., excluding major holidays and county closures.

Can I pay a Weld County cash bond online?

Yes. The Sheriff provides an authorized electronic bond provider for credit-card cash-bond payments. Confirm the inmate name, birth date, case number and full amount first.

Do I need to pay booking fees before release?

No. The Sheriff’s money-bond notice says bond fees, booking fees and other debts do not have to be paid to secure release.

How long can release take after bond?

The published notice generally requires release within six hours after the applicable conditions are satisfied unless extraordinary circumstances exist. Required electronic monitoring may permit a hold of up to 24 hours.

How much is a remote Weld County jail visit?

The published rate is $0.20 per minute, and remote visits are capped at 30 minutes.

Are on-site visits free?

Yes. On-site visits are free, limited to two per inmate per week and capped at 30 minutes.

How early must I schedule a visit?

Family and friends must schedule at least 24 hours in advance and may schedule up to one week ahead.

What address should I use for personal inmate mail?

Use Weld County Sheriff – North Jail Complex, CO, inmate name and inmate ID, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, Maryland 21131.

Can I mail a book to a Weld County inmate?

No. The Sheriff states that the jail stopped accepting books shipped into the facility in February 2024.

How much does an inmate-account deposit cost?

The Sheriff currently lists a $4 fee for Access SecureDeposits.

Can jail staff accept cash for an inmate?

No. Jail employees cannot accept cash or personal checks for inmate-account deposits. Use an approved money order, lobby kiosk, phone deposit or Access Corrections.

How do I check the court result?

Use the Colorado Judicial docket search with the case number and request the actual disposition document when a formal or complete result is needed.

Does a Weld County arrest report prove guilt?

No. It documents an arrest allegation. Guilt requires a valid court outcome, and charges may be changed or dismissed.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

County Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Weld County Sheriff’s Office, Weld County Jail, Colorado Judicial Branch, District Attorney or a law firm.

Arrest, warrant, custody, bond and court information may change after court action, release, transfer, correction or record sealing. Confirm the person with multiple identifiers and obtain the current official document before making legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decisions.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This page provides procedural information and does not provide legal advice.

Last official-source review: July 14, 2026.

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