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Find a Weld County Jail Inmate and Check Current Custody
If you are trying to find someone who was recently arrested in Greeley, Evans, Fort Lupton or elsewhere in Weld County, start with the Weld County Sheriff’s Office jail reports. The Sheriff publishes separate reports for the current jail population, recent arrests, released inmates and inmates with a scheduled pending release.
A jail booking is not a conviction. Charges, bail, custody status and release information can change after court action. Use the jail reports to answer custody questions and the Colorado Judicial Branch when you need the court case or hearing schedule.
How to Search the Weld County Jail Roster
The Weld County Sheriff’s Office does not rely on one generic arrest list for every question. Its Jail page links to a searchable current jail population, which is the best starting point when your question is simply, “Is this person in Weld County Jail right now?”
- Open the official Weld County Sheriff’s Jail page. Use the official link above rather than a paid people-search or mugshot website.
- Find “Available Jail Reports.” This section contains the Sheriff’s current custody, arrest, release and pending-release resources.
- Choose the current jail population report. Use this report when you need to know whether the person is presently recorded in Weld County Jail custody.
- Search the person’s legal name. Start with the spelling likely used during booking. If the full name produces no useful result, try a shorter or alternate form of the name.
- Confirm the identity. Compare the available date of birth, arrest date, arresting agency and booking information rather than relying only on a matching name.
- Open the inmate details. Review the available charges, bail or bond information and custody information attached to the correct booking.
- Use the court system for the case itself. Jail information tells you about custody; it does not establish the final outcome of a criminal case.
Which Weld County Jail Report Should You Use?
One of the most useful features of the Weld County system is that it separates different stages of custody. Choose the report that matches the question you actually need answered.
| Your question | Best Weld County source | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Is the person in jail now? | Current Jail Population | Searchable current population information linked from the Sheriff’s Jail page. |
| Was someone recently booked? | Daily Arrest Report | Booking/arrest details such as arresting agency, booking number, DOB, charges and listed bail. |
| Has the person already left the jail? | Daily Inmate Released Report | Released-date searches plus arrest, release, booking and bond-clearance information where recorded. |
| Is a release already scheduled? | Scheduled Pending Release report | Current inmates whose release has been entered as pending in the jail reporting system. |
| What is the court date? | Colorado Judicial Branch | Court docket, case number, hearing type, courtroom and appearance information. |
The released-inmate database states that its searchable release results cover inmates released beginning June 17, 2022. If you need an older or formal inmate record, use the Sheriff’s Records Unit instead of relying on the current roster.
What Information Can Appear in a Weld County Booking Record?
Available fields vary by report and by booking. Weld County’s public arrest and release records can include information such as:
Useful for separating people with similar names.
The booking number identifies a particular jail admission.
The record may show Greeley Police, Weld County Sheriff or another agency that handled the arrest.
These are booking-stage details and may later change through the court process.
A single person can have different booking numbers from separate arrests. The booking record should therefore be matched using several details together rather than treating a name as a unique identifier.
What to Do If the Inmate Does Not Appear
An empty search result is not always proof that the person was never arrested or is not in custody. Work through these checks in order.
- Allow for booking time. A very recent arrest may still be in transport, identification, intake or booking before appearing in the hourly public data.
- Try another name format. Search the legal surname, shortened first name, alternate surname, hyphenated-name variation or known legal name rather than a nickname.
- Check the Daily Arrest Report. A recent booking can help confirm the booking number and arresting agency.
- Check the Released Report. The person may have already bonded out, received another form of release or been transferred.
- Call the jail. Have the full legal name, date of birth and approximate arrest time ready. The general jail number is 970-356-4015.
- Confirm the correct county. This matters around communities that cross county boundaries, including areas around Longmont, Johnstown, Windsor and Erie. The arrest location—not simply the city name you know—can determine the jail.
- Check state custody after transfer. A person committed to Colorado state prison may move from the county roster to the Colorado Department of Corrections system.
If you are not sure whether a city arrest should appear in a county jail at all, our City Jail Inmate Search & Booking Lookup guide explains how city and county custody systems differ.
If you discover that the person is being held in another Colorado county, you can also compare the process with our Arapahoe County, CO Jail Inmate Search guide.
Weld County North Jail Complex Contact Information
| Facility | Weld County North Jail Complex |
|---|---|
| Address | 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631 |
| Main jail / Sheriff’s line | 970-356-4015 |
| Toll-free | 800-436-9276 |
| Bond Desk | 970-400-3921 |
| Visit information – English | 970-400-4045 |
| Visit information – Spanish | 970-400-4043 |
| Visit scheduling | 970-304-6556 |
| Work Release | 970-400-2975 |
| Courts / inmate transport | 970-400-2847 |
Use the official Weld County Sheriff contact page if you need to verify a department or phone number before travelling.
How Bond Works at the Weld County Jail
The Sheriff’s current jail guidance lists cash and surety bonds among the common bond types. The bond shown in a booking record can change after a hearing or court order, so verify the current amount and every active case before paying.
Before paying a bond
- Find the correct inmate and booking.
- Check each listed charge and bond.
- Confirm there is not another hold or separate bond keeping the person in custody.
- Call the Bond Desk at 970-400-3921 if anything is unclear.
- Use the current payment instructions linked by the Sheriff.
For a cash bond, the Sheriff’s Office states that cash or a cashier’s check can be used. Cashier’s checks and money orders should be payable to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office.
Weld County also offers an authorized online option for eligible cash bonds. The Sheriff’s instructions say you should have the inmate’s name, date of birth, case number and full bond amount before attempting an online credit-card payment.
How to Visit a Weld County Jail Inmate
Weld County Jail uses ViaPath services for inmate visitation and communications. The Sheriff states that the facility transitioned from Securus to ViaPath in March 2024.
For family and friends, the current process uses two parts: an account for communication through GettingOut and a Weld County ViaPath scheduling account.
- Confirm current custody first. Do not schedule travel until you know the person is still at the Weld County North Jail Complex.
- Create the required GettingOut account. Follow the identity-verification prompts and use accurate information that matches your identification.
- Upload the requested identification and profile photo. The Sheriff’s instructions state that digital IDs are not accepted for visitor registration.
- Add the inmate/contact as required. The inmate must accept the visitor into their contacts for the communication process.
- Create the Weld County visitor scheduling account. Jail staff approve the scheduling-side registration.
- Schedule ahead. Weld County instructs family and friends to schedule visits at least 24 hours in advance.
- Use the correct visit method. For remote visits, be logged into GettingOut and ready for the inmate to initiate the session. For an approved onsite visit, check in at the jail and use the facility monitor as instructed.
The Sheriff describes onsite video visits as free. Remote visits can carry provider charges, so review the amount shown by the service before completing payment.
For scheduling help, call 970-304-6556. ViaPath customer service is listed by the jail at 877-650-4249.
How to Send Mail to a Weld County Inmate
Personal mail is not sent to the same address used for legal mail or money orders. Weld County uses a mail-scanning service for ordinary personal letters and pictures, which are delivered digitally to inmate tablets.
Personal letters and pictures
Inmate Name, Inmate ID
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Include the correct inmate name and inmate ID. Mail without a return address may be returned rather than delivered.
Legal mail, money orders and documents needing a signature
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631
For personal mail containing a money order or paperwork needing notarization/signature, the Sheriff’s instructions say to clearly label the back of the envelope as applicable, such as “money order enclosed” or “documents to be notarized/signed.”
Items the jail says not to send in ordinary mail
- Food or snacks
- Stamps or stamped envelopes
- Construction paper
- Newspapers, magazines or ordinary book shipments
- Glitter, glued items or clippings
- Cards with paper inserts or pop-out items
The Sheriff’s current guidance states that the jail stopped accepting ordinary books shipped into the facility in February 2024. Check the jail page before mailing any publication because special rules can apply to qualifying nonprofit materials.
How to Put Money on an Inmate Account
An inmate account is opened when the person arrives at the jail. Funds can be used for authorized expenses such as commissary and certain medical costs.
| Method | How it works |
|---|---|
| Online | Use Access Corrections with a debit or credit card. |
| Phone | Call Access SecureDeposits at 1-866-345-1884. |
| Jail lobby kiosk | The Sheriff’s guidance lists a 24/7 cash kiosk in the lobby. |
| Money order | Make it payable to Weld County Sheriff’s Office and write the inmate’s name in the “for” or “remarks” area. |
For a mailed money order, use:
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631
The Sheriff’s published information currently lists a $4 Access SecureDeposits fee. Vendor fees can change, so confirm the amount displayed before submitting a transaction. Keep your receipt in case you need support.
Phone Calls, Messages and Video Accounts
Inmates place outgoing calls. Weld County lists AdvancePay through ConnectNetwork as one option for receiving prepaid inmate calls. Eligible traditional landline accounts may also be able to accept collect calls.
- Personal inmate telephone calls are recorded.
- The jail states that talk time is limited to 15 minutes per call.
- International calls are not available through the jail’s listed calling system.
- AdvancePay account assistance: 800-483-8314.
- ViaPath customer service: 877-650-4249.
Weld County’s current instructions also distinguish between tablet, communication and messaging balances. Effective October 30, 2025, the jail states that money in the “My Messaging” account is not used to pay for video visits. Check the account type carefully before depositing funds.
How to Find a Weld County Court Date
The jail record and court docket serve different purposes. A jail entry can tell you about the booking and current custody, while the Colorado Judicial Branch is the better source for a scheduled hearing, case number, courtroom and appearance type.
- Open the Colorado Judicial Branch docket search.
- Select Weld County. Weld County is part of Colorado’s 19th Judicial District.
- Choose an appropriate date or date range. The current docket search requires a date plus at least one additional filter.
- Search by party name or case number. Use the inmate’s legal first and last name when you do not yet know the case number.
- Match the correct case. Review the case number, hearing type, courtroom and appearance method before relying on the result.
Current Clerk’s Office hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding holidays.
How to Request an Older or Formal Jail Record
The live roster is designed for current custody, not as a permanent criminal-history archive. If you need an inmate record, report or another Sheriff record that is not available through the public jail reports, use the Weld County Sheriff’s Office Records Unit.
- Open the Sheriff’s Records Unit page.
- Identify the type of record you need.
- Provide the person’s name, approximate date, booking or case information when known.
- Complete the required release-of-records process.
- Submit the request through the official records portal or another listed submission method.
- Review any applicable fee before ordering copies or research.
1555 N. 17th Avenue, Garden Level
Greeley, CO 80631
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Some records, including medical or otherwise protected information, may have access restrictions or require additional authorization. Fees can apply to formal records requests.
Get Release Notifications Instead of Checking Repeatedly
If you need to know when custody changes, Weld County’s Victim Services Unit directs the public to Colorado VINE. The service can provide free automated notifications about participating county-jail custody changes by methods such as phone, text or email.
- Confirm the inmate’s identity first.
- Open the Weld County Victim Services information.
- Follow the VINE registration link.
- Search for the correct offender.
- Choose the available notification method and complete registration.
Weld County Jail Inmate Search FAQs
1. What is the official Weld County jail inmate search?
The official starting point is the Weld County Sheriff’s Office Jail page. Under Available Jail Reports, use the searchable current jail population report to check whether a person is presently recorded in the Weld County Jail.
2. How often is the Weld County jail roster updated?
The Weld County Sheriff’s Office states that its online jail reports are refreshed hourly directly from the system of record.
3. Why is a recently arrested person missing from the Weld County inmate search?
The booking may still be processing, the public report may not have completed its next hourly refresh, the name may be recorded differently, or the person may have been released or transferred. Check the arrest and release reports and call 970-356-4015 if needed.
4. What information is available in a Weld County arrest record?
Depending on the record, the report can show the inmate’s name, date of birth, gender, arresting agency, booking number, arrest date, charges, bail and custody information.
5. How do I check whether a Weld County inmate has been released?
Use the Sheriff’s Daily Inmate Released Report. It can be searched by released date, first name or last name, and the published database states that searchable release records begin June 17, 2022.
6. What is the Weld County Jail address and phone number?
The Weld County North Jail Complex is at 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631. The main jail and Sheriff’s Office phone number is 970-356-4015.
7. How do I check or post bond for a Weld County inmate?
Confirm the current inmate record and every listed bond first. The Weld County Bond Desk is 970-400-3921. The Sheriff provides cash, surety and authorized online bond instructions on the official Jail page.
8. How do I schedule a visit with a Weld County inmate?
Confirm the inmate is still in custody, complete the required ViaPath/GettingOut registration, obtain approval and schedule the visit. Family and friends are instructed to schedule at least 24 hours in advance. The jail’s visit scheduling number is 970-304-6556.
9. What address should I use for personal inmate mail?
Personal letters and pictures should be addressed to Weld County Sheriff – North Jail Complex, CO, followed by the inmate’s name and inmate ID, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Legal mail and certain financial or signature documents use the jail’s 2110 O Street address instead.
10. How do I find a Weld County inmate’s court date?
Use the Colorado Judicial Branch docket search, select Weld County, choose the appropriate date range and search by the person’s legal name or case number. The Weld County Clerk’s Office main number is 970-475-2400.
Use the Jail Record for Custody and the Court Record for the Case
For most visitors, the practical order is simple: check the current Weld County jail population first, confirm the booking, then use the appropriate bond, visitation, mail, money or court resource. If the person is no longer in the current roster, check the released-inmate report before assuming that the arrest never occurred.
Custody information can change quickly. For a decision involving release, bond or a court appearance, use the official Weld County Sheriff or Colorado Judicial Branch source for the final live check.