Weld County CO Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Weld County, Colorado · Daily bookings, releases, custody, bail and 19th Judicial District cases

Trace a Weld County Booking From Arrest Report to Court Outcome

Start with the Weld County Sheriff’s Daily Arrest Report when the person was booked before today. Search by name or arrest date, open the correct record and save the booking number, date of birth, arresting agency, charges and bail.

A booking entry does not tell you how the criminal case ended. Use its custody link to check Colorado VINE, then search the Colorado Judicial Branch docket and request the controlling court document from Weld County’s 19th Judicial District when you need the filed charge or final disposition.

Search official daily arrests Check recent releases Search the court docket
Full legal name Date of birth Approximate arrest date Booking number Court case number
WELD PLAINS RECORD SIGNAL VERIFYING
VINE
OUTCOME CHECKED
BOOKING
ARREST + CUSTODY + COURT MATCHED
An arrest is not a conviction. The Sheriff’s report records a booking and the charges or bail information available at that stage. It does not establish guilt, and a booking allegation may be changed, dismissed or resolved differently in court.
Arrest-report range

February 14, 2006 through yesterday.

Not a live roster

Use the entry’s VINE custody link for current status.

Release-report range

Online release records begin June 17, 2022.

Jail location

2110 O Street, Greeley, Colorado.

Source review

Official procedures checked July 31, 2026.

Start with the immediate question

Which Weld County record will solve your problem?

RECENT ARREST Was the person booked before today?

Use the Daily Arrest Report for names, arrest dates, agencies, booking numbers, charges and bail.

Follow the arrest-search steps
CURRENT CUSTODY Is the person still being held?

Open Check Custody Status in the arrest result or search Colorado VINE directly.

Check custody and release
COURT OUTCOME What happened to the charge?

Search the 19th Judicial District docket, then obtain the official register, order or disposition from the clerk.

Find the court case
POLICE REPORT What does the incident narrative say?

Request the report from the arresting agency shown in the booking record—not automatically from the jail.

Request the correct report
BOND OR RELEASE What must happen before release?

Confirm the case number, bond type, full amount, electronic-monitoring requirement and every outside hold.

Review the bond process
FAMILY SUPPORT How can I visit, call or add money?

Use the current ViaPath, GettingOut, ConnectNetwork and Access Corrections instructions published by the jail.

Help someone in custody
Best verification sequence: Find the booking, save the booking number and arresting agency, check custody or release, search the court docket, then request only the missing police or court document.

Go directly to the Weld County task

The first sections handle urgent arrest and custody questions. Court copies, family support and record sealing appear later.

Current status and prior release

Check whether the person is still in custody

Current custody through Colorado VINE

  1. Open the person’s Daily Arrest Report entry.
  2. Select Check Custody Status.
  3. Confirm the name and birth details.
  4. Review the currently reported custody status.
  5. Register for notifications when appropriate.
Open Colorado VINE through VINELink

Daily Released Report

  1. Open the Sheriff’s Daily Released Report.
  2. Search by release date, first name or last name.
  3. Compare the booking number and date of birth.
  4. Review the arrest and release dates.
  5. Save the bond number, type and clearance information.
Open Weld County Daily Releases
The online release report covers release records beginning June 17, 2022. Older releases may require a Sheriff records request or court search.
Custody-status call script
I am trying to confirm the booking, housing or release status of [full legal name], date of birth [date], booking number [number]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently held, released, transferred or subject to another hold?
Weld County Jail Master Control: 970-400-3960
Sheriff main line: 970-356-4015
Toll-free: 800-436-9276
Booking and release decoder

Understand what the Weld County result proves

Use each field to reach the next controlling record
Field
What it identifies
What it does not prove
Best next action
Booking number
One Weld County jail intake event.
That every booking allegation became a filed charge.
Use it for jail, bond and Sheriff records questions.
Date of birth
A stronger identity detail than a name alone.
Identity without another matching field.
Compare it with the arrest date and court party record.
Arrest date and time
When the arrest event was entered.
When every alleged act occurred.
Use it to locate the incident report and docket.
Arresting agency
The law-enforcement agency associated with the arrest.
That the Weld County Jail created the report narrative.
Request the report from the listed agency.
Charge
An allegation recorded during arrest or booking.
That prosecutors filed or proved the same charge.
Find the criminal complaint and disposition.
Bail amount
A release amount shown for the listed matter.
That payment clears every case, warrant or hold.
Confirm the current bond with the Bond Desk.
Release date
When the displayed jail custody event ended.
Dismissal, acquittal or innocence.
Search the court disposition.
Bond number and type
The release instrument recorded in the release report.
That all future conditions were completed.
Keep it with the bond paperwork and case number.
Bond clearance
Clearance information associated with the release record.
The criminal case has ended.
Read the court docket and judgment.
VINE custody status
A reported custody status available through the notification system.
A final court result or exact release time.
Confirm urgent details with the jail.
Identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers—preferably date of birth plus booking number, arrest date or court case number—before sending money or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
No-result troubleshooting

Why the arrest may not appear in Weld County

The arrest occurred today The Daily Arrest Report covers bookings only through yesterday.
The person is still processing Identification, medical screening, booking and court review can delay public information.
The person was released quickly Search the Daily Released Report and the Colorado court docket.
The name is entered differently Try a surname-only search, former name, maiden name, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person received a summons A criminal case can exist without a Weld County Jail booking.
The arrest occurred in another jurisdiction Search the county or municipal jail where the person was actually booked.
The record is legally restricted Sealed, juvenile and other confidential records may not appear publicly.
The case has not reached the docket Prosecutor filing and court data entry may occur after booking.
Missing-result call script
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked or released in Weld County following an arrest on approximately [date]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, listed under another spelling, released, transferred or held under another agency?
Sheriff and police reports

Request the narrative from the agency that created it

A jail booking and an incident report are different records. The Weld County Jail may hold someone arrested by another department. Use the arresting-agency field before sending a request.

Weld County Sheriff record

Use the Sheriff’s Records Unit for available patrol, administrative, inmate and inmate-medical records maintained by WCSO.

  1. Open the Sheriff’s Public Records portal.
  2. Describe the exact record required.
  3. Provide the booking, incident or case number.
  4. Add the date, location and involved names.
  5. Follow the Sheriff’s instructions for the release application and notarization when required.
Submit a Sheriff records request Read Records Unit instructions

Another arresting agency

Contact the city police department, state patrol or other agency shown in the arrest result when its officer created the incident narrative.

  • Ask for the offense or incident report.
  • Include the agency report number when known.
  • Identify the exact date and location.
  • Specify whether you need the public portion, affidavit, CAD log or another record.
  • Do not ask the jail to rewrite another agency’s report.
Weld County Sheriff Records Unit
Customer window: 1555 N. 17th Avenue, garden level, Greeley, CO 80631
Phone: 970-400-2770
Fax: 970-400-2771
Email: Records@weld.gov
Published customer-window hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m., excluding holidays and closures
Record requests can involve search, review, redaction or reproduction charges. Ask for a written estimate before authorizing a broad request.
Copy-ready Sheriff report request
I request the releasable offense, incident, arrest and probable-cause records concerning [full legal name] for the event on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers include Weld County booking number [number], agency case or incident number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide electronic copies and a written cost estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].
19th Judicial District

Find the Weld County criminal court case

Weld County criminal cases are handled in Colorado’s 19th Judicial District. Current court business is handled at the Weld County Centennial Center, not at the historic courthouse.
Open the free Colorado docket search Open Colorado Judicial Branch Dockets
Select Weld County or the 19th Judicial District Confirm that the court location matches the county arrest.
Enter the docket date The official search requires a date and at least one additional filter.
Add the case number when known This is more precise than a name-only search.
Otherwise add the party name Use the legal name shown in the booking record and confirm the case type.
Compare the division and courthouse Make sure the result belongs to the correct Weld County case.
Use the docket for scheduling information It can help locate hearings, courtroom assignments and case references.
Do not expect full court documents online Colorado’s public docket page does not provide the complete official case file.
Request the controlling document Ask for the register of actions, complaint, bond order, dismissal, plea, judgment or sentencing document needed.
Read every count separately One charge may be dismissed while another remains pending or ends differently.
Important distinction: Commercial court-data vendors can provide broader electronic register information, but their results are not certified court records and may contain delays or errors. Obtain official copies from the court when accuracy matters.
Weld County Centennial Center
915 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80631
Court clerk and records: 970-475-2400
Records email: 19JDRecords@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk windows: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; opening at 8:00 a.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month
Open the official Weld court page Request a court record Search docket activity
Official court documents

Choose the document that answers the real question

Colorado Judicial Branch record fees currently published
Service
Published charge
When it helps
Plain photocopy
$0.25 per page
Informational review of available court documents.
Certified or exemplified copy
$20 per document
Official proof for legal, licensing or record-correction purposes.
Name search
$5
When a case number is unavailable.
Research or redaction
$30 per hour after the first hour
Broad or complex requests requiring staff work.
Off-site record retrieval
Actual retrieval cost
Older files stored outside the courthouse.
Register of actions

Useful for understanding the chronological court history and identifying the final order.

Disposition or judgment

Use this when you need to prove dismissal, acquittal, conviction, deferred judgment or sentence.

Certified copy

Choose certification when an employer, licensing authority, lawyer or court requires official proof.

Copy-ready court-record request
Please provide the register of actions and the final disposition, dismissal, judgment or sentencing order for State of Colorado v. [name], Weld County case number [number]. I request an electronic plain copy unless certification is required. Please send a cost estimate before processing if the total will exceed $[amount].
Warrant verification

Check a Weld County warrant safely

The Sheriff’s online warrant search includes filters for name, city, ZIP code, bail amount, warrant date, crime level, warrant charge, jurisdiction and original charge.
Open the official Sheriff warrant search Search Weld County warrants
Begin with first and last name Add location or charge details only when the result list is broad.
Compare the warrant date and jurisdiction Do not rely on the name alone.
Review the page’s update timestamp Warrant status can change after the database was last refreshed.
Check the court docket A newer court entry may show that the warrant was served, quashed or recalled.
Speak with counsel when the warrant concerns you A lawyer can help determine the correct appearance or surrender route.
A missing online result does not prove there is no warrant. Municipal, federal, sealed or not-yet-entered warrants may not appear in the Sheriff’s public database. Never confront or attempt to detain another person.
Fugitive and warrant tips: 970-304-6565
Toll-free: 800-436-2859
Email: warrants@weldgov.com
Court clerk services are handled at the Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street. An active custodial warrant may also be addressed through the Weld County Jail at 2110 O Street. Obtain legal advice before appearing when the safest procedure is uncertain.
Bail, release and Colorado rights

Confirm the full release picture before paying bond

Verify the person and booking Match the full name, date of birth and booking number.
List every case and charge A person may have more than one bond, warrant or hold.
Confirm the current bond type Ask whether the release is personal recognizance, cash, surety, property or subject to another condition.
Ask for the full amount and case number These details are required for the Sheriff-authorized online route.
Check for electronic monitoring Monitoring or another pretrial condition can affect release timing.
Ask about every outside hold Another county, parole, immigration or another agency may block release.
Use an approved payment method The jail publishes current in-person and online bond procedures.
Keep all paperwork Preserve the payment receipt, bond form, case number and next court date.
Weld County Jail Bond Desk
Phone: 970-400-3921
Jail: 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631
Read the current Sheriff bond instructions

Colorado release-rights information published by the Sheriff

No extra payment to secure release

The Sheriff’s notice states that booking, bond-processing or debt fees beyond the bond amount do not have to be paid before an eligible release.

Possible post-release debt

The notice explains that a $10 bond fee and an allowed credit-card fee may remain as debt after release.

General six-hour target

The Sheriff publishes a general release period of up to six hours after required bond events occur, unless extraordinary circumstances apply.

Electronic-monitoring exception

When electronic monitoring is required, the published period may extend to 24 hours.

Release periods are not guarantees of an exact exit time. Staff must verify court orders, holds, monitoring and paperwork before release.
Bond confirmation script
I am calling about [full legal name], date of birth [date], booking number [number]. Please confirm every active case, the current bond type and amount, required payment information, electronic-monitoring conditions, outside holds and the next court date.
North Jail Complex

Know where the person is being held

Weld County North Jail Complex
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Main Sheriff line: 970-356-4015

Toll-free: 800-436-9276

Master Control

970-400-3960

Use for urgent housing, processing or current jail questions.

Bond Desk

970-400-3921

Confirm bond amounts, case numbers and approved payment options.

Non-emergency dispatch

970-350-9600

Do not use 911 for records or routine jail questions.

Call before travelling. Confirm that the person is still housed at the North Jail Complex and available for the intended visit or service.
On-site and remote visits

Complete both account steps before scheduling

Weld County transitioned inmate communications and visitation to ViaPath services. Visitors use GettingOut for identity and contact setup and the separate Weld County scheduling site for appointments.
Create a GettingOut account Enter the visitor’s legal identity and contact information.
Create the separate scheduling account Both accounts are needed for the published visit process.
Use an address matching the driver licence A mismatch can delay approval.
Add the last four Social Security digits when comfortable The Sheriff states that this can help speed identity approval.
Upload the required identity images Provide a profile photo and clear front-and-back images of the physical driver licence. Digital IDs are not accepted.
Wait for the inmate to accept the contact Scheduling cannot proceed until the relationship is accepted in the system.
Schedule at least 24 hours ahead Appointments may be scheduled up to one week in advance.
Bring the same physical ID The registration name and date of birth must match the document presented.
Create or manage GettingOut account Schedule the Weld County visit Verify current jail rules
Current Weld County visitation framework
Visit type
Published limit or cost
Schedule
On-site video
Free; maximum two visits per week; 30 minutes.
Monday–Friday: 8:00–9:30 a.m., noon–1:30 p.m., 3:30–5:30 p.m. Saturday: 8:30–9:30 a.m., noon–1:30 p.m., 3:30–4:30 p.m. No on-site visits Sunday.
Remote video
$0.20 per minute; unlimited availability subject to scheduling; 30 minutes.
Monday–Saturday: 8:00–9:30 a.m., noon–1:30 p.m., 3:30–5:30 p.m., 8:00–10:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:00–9:30 a.m., noon–5:30 p.m., 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Minors
One registered adult may bring up to two approved minors on-site.
A parent or legal guardian must accompany the children.
Monitoring
Social visits are monitored and recorded.
Do not discuss confidential legal strategy.
On-site visitation is not offered on New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas. Weather or facility conditions can also cause cancellations.
Visit help in English: 970-400-4045
Visit help in Spanish: 970-400-4043
Scheduling assistance: 970-304-6556

Items and conduct that can end a visit

Name or date of birth does not match registration
Photocopied or digital-only identification
Phone, camera or recording equipment
Food, drink or pets
Hats or bandanas prohibited by the jail
Clothing that violates the published dress code
Disruptive, threatening or sexual conduct
Attempting to discuss or display prohibited material
Digitized personal mail

Use the Phoenix address for ordinary personal letters

Standard personal mail

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

Personal correspondence is scanned and delivered electronically. Confirm the inmate’s exact name and ID before mailing.

Legal, financial and signature documents

Inmate Name
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Use the jail address for legal or attorney mail, approved government checks, cashier’s checks or money orders, and documents requiring notarization or signature.

Mark the outside of the envelope appropriately when it contains documents to be notarized or signed or a money order.

Mail likely to be rejected

Blank stationery, envelopes or greeting cards
Postage stamps or mailing supplies
Newspaper and magazine clippings
Screenshots or printed social-media pages
Explicit, violent or gang-related images
Glitter, glue, perfume or unknown substances
Material altered with paint, marker or crayon
Books sent through ordinary personal mail
The Sheriff states that the jail has not accepted books since February 2024. Do not purchase or mail a book without first confirming the current policy.
Calls, tablet funds and commissary

Choose the correct account before adding money

Telephone account

Weld County uses ConnectNetwork AdvancePay for prepaid calls.

  • AdvancePay setup: 800-483-8314.
  • Customer service: 877-650-4249.
  • Calls are limited to 15 minutes.
  • Calls may be recorded and monitored.
  • Call forwarding can cause disconnection.
  • International calls are not available.
Open ConnectNetwork

Commissary account

Access SecureDeposits accepts funds for the inmate account.

  • Online: Access Corrections.
  • Telephone: 866-345-1884.
  • Jail lobby kiosk: available 24 hours.
  • The lobby kiosk accepts cash bills larger than $1.
  • The Sheriff currently publishes a $4 deposit fee.
Open Access Corrections

GettingOut deposit types

After the ViaPath transition, select the correct facility and account inside GettingOut.

  • Choose facility: Weld County CO North Jail.
  • Incarcerated Person Tablet Account.
  • Incarcerated Person Communication Account.
  • My Messaging account.
  • Refund help: 866-516-0115.

Money order by mail

Make an approved money order payable to WCSO.

  • Write the inmate’s name in the “for” or remarks field.
  • Mail it to Weld County Jail, 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631.
  • Mark the envelope to show that a money order is enclosed.
  • Do not include unrelated personal mail in the same envelope.
Verify the recipient and account type before paying. Tablet, communication, messaging and commissary balances may be separate and may not be transferable.
Communication warning: Ordinary inmate calls, messages and social visits are not private attorney-client communications. Avoid discussing witnesses, evidence, passwords or legal strategy.

Medical or mental-health concerns

The Sheriff states that a nurse is always in the building and that physician and dental clinics are held several times each week. Call the jail and ask for the medical unit when staff need important medication, medical or mental-health information.
Statewide history, corrections and sealing

Separate a Weld County case from a Colorado background record

Colorado CBI name-based history

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Criminal History Check searches public Colorado criminal-history information by name and date of birth.

  • It is broader than one Weld County arrest.
  • It is a name-based search, not automatic fingerprint confirmation.
  • Multiple possible matches can create separate search charges.
  • Sealed records and certain juvenile information are excluded.
  • The online result is not notarized.
Open Colorado CBI history information

Challenge an inaccurate CBI record

  1. Obtain the CBI criminal-history record.
  2. Identify the exact inaccurate arrest or disposition.
  3. Obtain fingerprints and complete the challenge form.
  4. Attach the certified Weld County disposition or correction.
  5. Submit the challenge to CBI or work with the arresting agency.

CBI background-record assistance: 303-239-4208

Find the source of the error Compare the Sheriff booking, arresting-agency report, Weld court case and CBI history.
Save the disputed entry Record the booking number, report number, case number and incorrect field.
Obtain controlling proof Request a certified dismissal, judgment, amended order or agency correction.
Contact the record owner The Sheriff cannot rewrite another police agency’s report, and the court clerk cannot alter an arrest narrative.
Recheck connected databases A correction in one system may not automatically update CBI or a private background company.

Colorado record-sealing routes

No charges filed

Colorado Judicial Branch provides a specific form set for arrest records when prosecutors did not file a case.

Dismissal or acquittal

Non-conviction matters may use simplified sealing procedures depending on the case.

Eligible conviction

Some convictions can be sealed after statutory waiting periods, while traffic, DUI, sex-offense and other exclusions may apply.

Open Colorado Seal My Case Review arrest-record forms Read Public Defender guidance
Correction is not sealing. Correction fixes inaccurate information. Sealing restricts access to an accurate record that qualifies under Colorado law.
Verified local offices

Weld County jail, Sheriff and court contacts

Weld County Sheriff Administration
1950 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

970-356-4015

Toll-free: 800-436-9276

Weld County North Jail Complex
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Master Control: 970-400-3960

Bond Desk: 970-400-3921

Sheriff Records Unit
1555 N. 17th Avenue, garden level
Greeley, CO 80631

970-400-2770

Records@weld.gov

Weld County Centennial Center
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Court clerk: 970-475-2400

19JDRecords@judicial.state.co.us

Court Information Center

970-475-2410

19SelfHelp@judicial.state.co.us

Public Defender – Greeley
710 11th Avenue, Suite 100
Greeley, CO 80631

970-353-8224

District Attorney
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631

970-356-4010

Victim/Witness Unit

970-400-4746

weldvictimwitness@weldgov.com

Map to the Weld County Jail

Map to Weld County court services

Map to the Sheriff Records Unit

Confirm before driving: Recheck the office location, public-window hours, weather closure, identification requirements, payment method and whether an appointment is needed.
Local details that prevent mistakes

Weld County tips worth knowing before you act

The arrest report stops at yesterday

For a same-day event, call the jail rather than repeatedly refreshing the report.

VINE answers the custody question

The Daily Arrest Report is historical booking data; its custody link is the better route for current status.

Court is at 915 10th Street

Current court business is handled at the Centennial Center, not the historic courthouse.

Court documents are not in the docket page

The docket helps find the case and schedule. Order the actual official document from the clerk.

Personal mail goes to Maryland

Ordinary letters use the Phoenix, Maryland digitization address—not the jail street address.

Visit setup uses two accounts

Create both the GettingOut identity/contact account and the separate Weld scheduling account.

10 Weld County questions

Weld County arrest, jail and court questions answered

How do I search Weld County Colorado arrest records?

Open the Weld County Sheriff’s Daily Arrest Report and search by first name, last name or arrest date. The database covers people booked into the Weld County Jail from February 14, 2006 through the previous day. Open the matching record and save the booking number, date of birth, arresting agency, charges and bail. Use the linked Check Custody Status option for current custody and the Colorado Judicial Branch for the related court case.

Does the Weld County Daily Arrest Report include today’s arrests?

No. The official Weld County Daily Arrest Report states that it contains bookings from February 14, 2006 through yesterday. A person arrested today may still be processing and may not appear until the next reporting cycle. Call the Weld County Jail at 970-356-4015 when a current booking cannot be confirmed online.

How can I check whether someone is still in the Weld County Jail?

Open the person’s Daily Arrest Report entry and select Check Custody Status, which routes to Colorado VINE. VINE can show custody information and accept notification registrations. For housing, release or processing questions that remain unclear, call Weld County Jail Master Control at 970-400-3960.

Why is a Weld County arrest not appearing online?

The person may have been arrested today, may still be processing, may have been released quickly, may be listed under another spelling, may have received a summons instead of being booked, or may have entered a different county or municipal jail. Search the surname with a broader date range, check the Daily Released Report and Colorado court docket, and contact the jail when needed.

Does a Weld County booking record show the final court result?

No. A booking record shows arrest, jail and bail information available at that stage. It does not prove guilt or show the final disposition. Weld County criminal cases are handled in Colorado’s 19th Judicial District. Use the Colorado Judicial Branch docket search, then request the official register of actions, order, judgment or certified disposition from the Weld County court clerk.

How do I request a Weld County Sheriff’s arrest or incident report?

Use the Weld County Sheriff’s Public Records portal or complete the Sheriff’s Application for Release of Records. Provide the incident or case number, date, location, names involved and exact record requested. The Records Unit customer window is at 1555 North 17th Avenue in Greeley, and records staff can be reached at 970-400-2770.

How do I find a Weld County criminal court case?

Use the free Colorado Judicial Branch docket search for scheduled court activity. Select Weld County or the 19th Judicial District and add the date, case number, party name, division or court type. Detailed court documents are not directly available through the public docket page. Request official documents from the Weld County clerk at the Centennial Center, 915 10th Street in Greeley.

How do I post bond for someone in the Weld County Jail?

First confirm the inmate’s name, date of birth, case number, bond type, full amount and every active hold. Contact the Weld County Jail Bond Desk at 970-400-3921. Eligible cash bonds may be paid using approved methods described on the Sheriff’s jail page, and the Sheriff links to an authorized online bond service. Keep the payment receipt, bond paperwork and next court date.

How do I visit, call or send money to a Weld County inmate?

Create the required GettingOut and scheduling accounts, verify your identity and schedule visits at least 24 hours ahead. Free on-site visits are limited to two per week, while paid remote visits are offered through the current provider. AdvancePay phone accounts use ConnectNetwork. Commissary deposits can be made through Access Corrections, by telephone at 866-345-1884 or through the jail lobby kiosk.

Can a Weld County Colorado arrest record be sealed?

Some Colorado arrest and criminal records may qualify for sealing, including certain cases that were dismissed, resulted in acquittal or ended without charges, and some eligible convictions after statutory waiting periods. Eligibility and forms depend on the outcome and court. Obtain the complete Weld County disposition and use the Colorado Judicial Branch Seal My Case resources or consult a qualified Colorado lawyer.

Official resources reviewed

Primary sources used for this Weld County guide

Weld County Sheriff
Colorado courts
State and legal assistance
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Texas-arrest.org is an independent informational resource. It is not the Weld County Sheriff’s Office, Weld County Court, Colorado Judicial Branch, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Colorado State Public Defender or a law firm.

Arrest, custody, release, bond, warrant, provider, visitation, fee, office-hour and court information can change. Verify the person using multiple identifiers and recheck the current official source before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every accused person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This page explains public procedures and does not provide legal advice.

Last official-source review: July 31, 2026. No VideoObject schema was added because no sufficiently relevant video with fully verified required metadata was selected.

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