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Search Greeley Arrest Records, Jail Bookings and Court Cases

A Greeley arrest can leave records in several systems. Use Weld County Sheriff for jail bookings, releases and county warrants; Greeley Police for police reports, location searches and body-camera requests; Greeley Municipal Court for city ordinance and municipal criminal cases; and Colorado’s 19th Judicial District for county and district criminal court records.

This guide shows which system to open first, how far the county arrest search goes back, how to match a person safely, where to request the underlying police report, how to follow a booking into court and what to do when an arrest search returns nothing.

Search Weld Arrest Reports Request Greeley Police Record Search Greeley Court Docket Search Weld Court Dockets
Greeley Police 970-350-9605
Police Records 970-350-9677
Weld County Sheriff 970-356-4015
Weld Court Records 970-475-2400
Municipal Court 970-350-9230
Use the record source that matches the question

Police Record, Jail Booking or Court Case?

WELD SHERIFF Was someone booked into jail? Search daily arrest reports, release reports and county warrant information. The public arrest database covers bookings into the Weld County Jail rather than every police contact in Greeley.
GREELEY POLICE Need the incident or arrest report? Request the police report, traffic report, records check, location search, dispatch audio, evidence copy or body-worn camera footage from Greeley Police Records.
MUNICIPAL COURT City ordinance or municipal case? Use Greeley Municipal Court for violations of Greeley ordinances, municipal criminal cases, traffic matters and city bench-warrant questions.
19TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT County or state criminal charge? Search Weld County court dockets and contact the Colorado Judicial Branch clerk for county and district criminal case records.
An arrest is not a conviction. The Weld County Sheriff expressly warns that an arrest listing does not mean the person was convicted. Use the court record to determine whether charges were filed, dismissed, amended or resulted in a judgment.

Start With the Action You Need

Check a recent arrest Search the Weld County Sheriff Daily Arrest Report and then check jail or release information.
Find the police report Submit a Greeley Police criminal justice records request using the incident number, date, location and involved person.
See whether charges reached court Determine whether the case belongs in Greeley Municipal Court or Weld County Combined Courts.
Check custody or bond Contact the Weld County North Jail Complex and Bond Desk when the person is currently detained.
Check a warrant Use the Sheriff’s official warrant-search route or contact the court. Do not rely on an old third-party warrant page.
Need a statewide Colorado history Use the Colorado Bureau of Investigation rather than assuming a Weld County jail search covers arrests elsewhere in Colorado.

Greeley Arrest Records Quick Navigation

Arrest Search Search Coverage Verify a Person Current Custody Release Records Police Reports Police Fees Which Court? Municipal Court Weld County Court Warrants Arrest-to-Court Flow No Result Fixes Statewide CBI Check Record Sealing Victim Help Addresses & Map 10 FAQs

How Far Back Does the Weld County Arrest Search Go?

2006 Public arrest-search start The current Sheriff search states that searchable arrests begin February 14, 2006.
Yesterday Daily Arrest Report endpoint The arrest-search description says results run through arrests made yesterday.
Current Transparency dashboard The Sheriff labels arrest and release reporting as public transparency tools and updates related custody data frequently.
Older Request the record For older jail, patrol or inmate information not returned online, submit a Sheriff Records request.
Statewide Use CBI A Colorado criminal-history search is the better route when arrests outside Weld County matter.

Six Fields to Match Before Assuming the Arrest Is the Right Person

Full legal name Check spelling and middle name.
Date of birth Use when lawfully available.
Arrest date Match the event being researched.
Booking number Useful for jail inquiries.
Agency Greeley Police, Sheriff or another agency.
Court case Confirm the later case separately.
Name-only searches can misidentify people. Do not publish, accuse, contact an employer or make a major decision from a matching name alone. Verify the booking and court disposition against reliable identifiers.

How to Check Current Weld County Jail Custody

Weld County North Jail Complex 2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631
970-356-4015
Bond Desk 970-400-3921
Use for current bond-related jail questions.
Master Control 970-400-3960
Use for jail operational inquiries when directed.
Search the arrest report first. Record the full name, booking date and any booking identifier shown.
Check release information. The Daily Inmate Released Report can show that the person is no longer held at Weld County Jail.
Call with the correct identifiers. Provide the full legal name and booking information rather than asking jail staff to research a vague nickname.
Ask about bond status—not legal strategy. Jail staff can provide operational information but cannot advise how someone should defend a criminal charge.

Arrest Record vs Release Record vs Court Disposition

Record What It Tells You What It Does Not Prove
Arrest report A person was recorded as arrested and booked into Weld County Jail. Guilt, conviction or the final charge.
Release report The jail recorded the person as released from custody. That the criminal case was dismissed.
Police report Details recorded by the investigating law-enforcement agency. That every allegation was accepted by a prosecutor or proven in court.
Court docket Filed case, hearings, case number and procedural events. The meaning of every event without reviewing the court file.
Disposition How a filed charge was resolved when the court record contains the disposition. A complete statewide history unless other jurisdictions are also checked.

How to Request a Greeley Police Arrest or Incident Report

Use Greeley Police Records when you need more than a booking line. The department accepts requests for police reports, traffic accident reports, background or records checks, location searches, evidence copies, 911 audio or text transcripts and body-worn camera footage.

Open Greeley Police Records and Evidence. Go to Greeley Police Records Request.
Select the correct request type. Police report, evidence, dispatch recording and body-worn camera requests use different forms or processing paths.
Provide the incident number when known. Add the involved person, date, approximate time and location so staff can identify the correct record.
Complete the criminal justice records release form. The Police Department requires the signed request form and pecuniary-gain statement for applicable criminal justice records.
Submit through the official request route. Requests can be made through JustFOIA, by mail or in person at Greeley Police Department.
Expect possible redactions or denial. Investigative, privacy-sensitive, intelligence or security-related information can be restricted under Colorado law.
Greeley Police Department 2875 W. 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80634
Front Desk: 970-350-9605
Police Records 970-350-9677
Police hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

Current Greeley Police Records Fees

Search / retrieval
$4
Location search
$9/location
Records check
$10 in person
Extended research
$36/hour
Police Record Service Published Fee
Search and retrieval $4
Black-and-white copies $0.25 per page
Location search $9 per location
Clearance letter / records check $10 in person; $10.50 by mail
Notary or authentication $3
Extended research / redaction $9 per 15 minutes / $36 per hour after the initial threshold described by the department
Body-camera initial research $67 per hour, one-hour minimum
Body-camera redaction $67 per hour, per recording
Ask for a cost estimate before a large request. Video, broad location searches and extensive redaction can cost substantially more than a simple police-report request.

Which Greeley Court Should You Search?

1 Police contact A citation, summons or arrest begins with a law-enforcement agency.
2 Booking A custodial arrest may produce a Weld County jail booking record.
3 Charging decision The legal case route depends on the alleged offense and filing authority.
4 Municipal or state court City ordinance cases go to Greeley Municipal Court; Colorado state cases generally route to Weld County Combined Courts.
5 Disposition Verify dismissal, plea, conviction or other final action from the responsible court record.
Do not route a case by arresting agency alone. Greeley Police can arrest someone on a Colorado state offense that belongs in Weld County Court or District Court rather than Greeley Municipal Court.

Greeley Municipal Court Records and Docket Search

Greeley Municipal Court is a limited-jurisdiction court of record that handles alleged violations of the Greeley Charter and city ordinances, including qualifying traffic and minor criminal matters.

Docket search Search upcoming scheduled court dates using the last name as recorded by the court and date of birth.
Municipal Court 1001 11th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
970-350-9230
Hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
McCourt@Greeleygov.com
Open the municipal docket search. Use the official Greeley docket search.
Enter the last name exactly as the court has it. Add the date of birth requested by the court system.
Call when the expected date is missing. The city specifically directs users to call the court if an expected court date does not appear.
Request the actual court file when needed. The docket alone does not contain every document or disposition detail.
Municipal records are not full police discovery. The court’s records-request instructions explain that municipal files typically do not include all police reports, photographs or prosecution evidence. Request those from the appropriate criminal justice agency.

Weld County and District Court Criminal Records

Weld County Centennial Center 915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
Main: 970-475-2400
File / records information 970-475-2400
19JDRecords@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk hours Monday–Friday
7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Excluding state holidays
Open Colorado Judicial Docket Search. Use Weld County Docket Search.
Search by party or case number. The state search also allows filters for court type, division, date and attorney.
Match the defendant and case number. Do not assume every same-name case belongs to the arrested person.
Contact File/Records for the actual record. Use the case number when requesting documents or clarification about access.
Location detail: Colorado Judicial Branch currently says all court business is handled at the Centennial Center even though the historic Weld County Courthouse remains at 901 9th Avenue.

How to Check a Greeley or Weld County Warrant

Weld County Sheriff provides an official warrant-search route, and Greeley Municipal Court directs users with bench-warrant questions to the Weld County warrant search.

Weld County Warrant Search Search the official Sheriff warrant resource.
Warrant & Fugitive Tip Line 970-304-6565
Toll-free: 800-436-2859
Municipal bench warrant question Call Greeley Municipal Court at 970-350-9230 for instructions on addressing the court matter.
Do not use a warrant search to evade law enforcement. If you believe a warrant applies to you, use the issuing court or a qualified attorney to understand lawful options for resolving it.

What to Do After You Find an Arrest

Save the arrest information. Record the exact name, arrest date, charge wording, booking number and agency.
Check release or current custody. Determine whether the person remains at Weld County Jail.
Identify the case route. Look for a Greeley Municipal Court matter or a Weld County court case.
Request the police report if facts matter. The booking entry alone rarely contains enough context to understand the event.
Find the final disposition. Follow the case until the court record reflects dismissal, plea, conviction or another result.
Re-check before relying on old information. Criminal justice records can be corrected, sealed or supplemented after the first search.

No Arrest Record Found? Try These Fixes

Problem What to Try Why
Recent arrest does not appear Check again after the daily reporting cycle and call the jail for current custody information. The Daily Arrest Report search states that it runs through yesterday.
No Weld County booking Check whether the incident resulted only in a citation or summons. Not every police contact results in jail booking.
Name search fails Try full legal name, middle name, former surname or alternate spelling. Indexes depend on how the name was recorded.
Arrest is older than 2006 Request the record directly from the responsible police or Sheriff Records unit. The public Daily Arrest search begins February 14, 2006.
No municipal docket result Search Weld County court dockets or call Municipal Court. State criminal charges are not handled by Greeley Municipal Court.
Court case exists but arrest does not Review the case filing and police agency information. A criminal case can begin by summons instead of a Weld County jail booking.
Record disappeared Check the court and CBI record-sealing status where appropriate. Some criminal justice records may later be sealed or restricted.
Need incident facts Request the police report instead of relying on the arrest line. Booking data is not a narrative incident report.

Request Weld County Sheriff Patrol or Inmate Records

Records Unit 1555 N. 17th Avenue
Garden Level
Greeley, CO 80631
Phone 970-400-2770
Hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Excluding holidays/closures
Use the Sheriff Records request process. Open the WCSO Records Unit.
Complete the Application for Release of Records. The Sheriff accepts requests for patrol, administrative, inmate and qualifying inmate-related records.
Submit through the records portal, fax, mail or in person. Fees can depend on staff time and the amount of material requested.

Need More Than Greeley? Use Colorado CBI Criminal History

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is the state repository for Colorado criminal-history record information. Its records are built from fingerprints and information submitted by law-enforcement agencies and courts.

Use CBI when You need Colorado arrests outside Weld County or a broader state criminal-history search.
Local record still matters If a CBI result lacks the final disposition or details, contact the court or agency that supplied the underlying information.
Identity caution Name-based checks can match the wrong person. Fingerprint-based identification is more reliable when identity must be established.

Open the Colorado Bureau of Investigation records resources.

What If the Greeley Arrest Record Was Dismissed or Sealed?

Colorado has procedures for sealing certain arrest and criminal records. Eligibility depends on the case outcome, offense, dates and applicable law.

No charges filed Colorado law provides automatic sealing mechanisms for certain arrest records when charges are not filed within the required period.
Municipal case Greeley Municipal Court publishes forms for sealing eligible dismissed cases and certain municipal conviction records.
State court case Use Colorado Judicial Branch forms and the court of jurisdiction for eligible county or district cases.
Sealing rules are fact-specific. Do not assume an arrest automatically disappears from every agency database at the same time. Use the court order and confirm each relevant custodian when necessary.

Practical Greeley Arrest-Record Scenarios

Family member arrested tonight Call Weld County Jail for current custody and bond information rather than waiting for the Daily Arrest Report to update.
Old arrest found online Search the later court case before assuming that the arrest produced a conviction.
Employer background concern Obtain the person’s current official criminal-history record rather than using a cached search-engine result.
Need body-camera video Submit Greeley Police’s dedicated body-worn camera request and expect research/redaction fees.
Need proof a municipal case ended Request the court disposition rather than sending a screenshot of an arrest entry.
No booking but a court date exists The case may have started by citation or summons without a jail booking.
Wrong person with same name Compare date of birth, arrest date, case number and other lawful identifiers before relying on the record.
Victim needs the report Greeley Police states crime victims have a right to receive the initial police report, subject to the department’s current records rules and fees for later material.
Need all Colorado arrests Use CBI because the Weld County arrest search is county-jail specific.

Victim Assistance and Case Follow-Up

Greeley Police Victim Services 970-351-5345
Weld County District Attorney 970-356-4010
Weld Court Information Center 970-475-2410
Victim records and public records are not identical. A victim may have rights or access options that differ from a general public requester. Identify yourself accurately when contacting the police, prosecutor or court.

Greeley Police, Jail and Court Locations

Greeley Police 2875 W. 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80634
Weld County Jail 2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631
Municipal Court 1001 11th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
Weld Centennial Center 915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Greeley Colorado Arrest Records FAQs

1. Where can I search Greeley arrest records online?

Start with the Weld County Sheriff Daily Arrest Report. It contains arrests booked into the Weld County Jail and is the most useful official public starting point for a Greeley custodial arrest.

2. How far back does the Weld County arrest search go?

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

3. Does a Greeley arrest record mean the person was convicted?

No. An arrest indicates that law enforcement recorded an arrest or booking. Check the appropriate court record for filed charges and the final disposition.

4. How do I get a Greeley Police report?

Use the Greeley Police Records and Evidence request system. Provide the incident number when known, along with the involved person, date, location and type of record requested.

5. How much does a Greeley Police report search cost?

The department currently publishes a $4 search and retrieval fee plus applicable copy, research, redaction or specialized-record fees.

6. How do I find out if someone is still in the Weld County Jail?

Use current Sheriff custody and release information or call the Weld County North Jail Complex at 970-356-4015 with the person’s full legal name and booking information.

7. What is the difference between Greeley Municipal Court and Weld County Court?

Greeley Municipal Court handles city ordinance and municipal matters. Colorado state misdemeanor and felony cases generally proceed through Weld County’s 19th Judicial District courts.

8. How do I search Greeley Municipal Court dates?

Use the official Greeley Municipal Court Docket Search and enter the last name as recorded by the court plus the requested date-of-birth information.

9. How do I check a Weld County warrant?

Use the Weld County Sheriff’s official warrant-search resource. For a Greeley Municipal Court bench warrant, contact the municipal court for instructions on resolving the case.

10. How do I check criminal history outside Greeley or Weld County?

Use the Colorado Bureau of Investigation criminal-history resources for a broader Colorado record rather than relying only on Weld County jail bookings.

Official Greeley and Weld County Record Resources

Weld Sheriff Transparency Daily arrests, releases, calls and other public safety searches. Greeley Police Records Police reports, records checks, body-camera requests and fee information. Weld Sheriff Records Unit Request patrol, administration and inmate-related records. Greeley Municipal Court Municipal cases, warrants, forms, payments and docket resources. Weld County Courts 19th Judicial District records, clerk contacts and court services. Colorado Bureau of Investigation Statewide Colorado criminal-history and records resources.

Independent Guide and Record-Use Notice

County-CAD.org is an independent informational guide and is not affiliated with the City of Greeley, Greeley Police Department, Weld County Sheriff, Weld County Jail, Greeley Municipal Court, Colorado Judicial Branch or Colorado Bureau of Investigation.

Arrest, jail, warrant and court information can change quickly. A booking entry does not establish guilt, and some records may later be corrected, restricted or sealed. Verify identity and disposition with the responsible official agency before relying on a record for an important decision.

Editorial verification date: August 28, 2026.

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