The Archuleta County Detention Facility is the local lockup for adults, found at 125 Harman Park Drive, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147. The jail's main number is 970-264-8474.

Start with Archuleta County Inmate Search. Not listed yet? Fresh bookings in Pagosa Springs may lag behind. For free notices when a person is released, sign up with VINELink.

This county has no online warrant search we could confirm. A deputy at the jail can look up whether there is an open warrant. Number: 970-264-8474.

Upcoming court dates are listed in the Colorado court docket search. Want to turn yourself in? Call an attorney before you go.

• The bond for an arrest in Pagosa Springs comes from a county or district judge, not the deputies.
• Deadline: state law gives judges about 48 hours after booking to review bail for most people.
• PR bond: sometimes a judge allows release on just a signature to show up in Pagosa Springs.
• Cash: a friend covers the total amount.
• Agent fees top out near 15% of the bond ($50 minimum).
• Property bonds: Colorado land can back the bond when the owner's equity is worth 150 percent of the bond.
• The court may add rules, like curfews, testing or no-contact orders.
• Still held? Another case can stop the release.
• No-shows: if you miss an Archuleta hearing, a warrant follows and the bond is lost.
• Before paying: phone 970-264-8474 and ask about the posted bond.

See the bail guide for more detail.

The court first meets your loved one at a first advisement hearing, often over a video link. Most charges here start at the Archuleta County Justice Center, 109 Harman Park Drive, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147. Phone the court at 970-264-8160 for dates.

Usually, yes, when a judge decides the person can't pay for legal counsel. Reach the defender's office on 970-247-9284.

Most visits need to be booked ahead of time. Days and times can change, so call 970-264-8474 first. Guides: visits and video visits.

Phone calls are made by the inmate only. Paid accounts cover calls and messaging. See: calls, messaging, tablets.

Commissary sells food, hygiene items and writing supplies, paid from their account. Ways to deposit vary by jail; see money deposits plus commissary rules.

Put the person's full legal name, plus booking number if known, over the Pagosa Springs jail address. Skip stickers, glitter and tape. See the mail rules page first.

If the arrested person is a minor, the case usually goes before a juvenile judge. Held minors may go from Archuleta to the Grand Mesa Youth Services Center, 970-245-2516. Call the jail at 970-264-8474; staff can tell the family where a teen is held.

Medical worries go to the health unit. Phone 970-264-8474 and describe the condition. Have a pharmacy label ready when you call.

A federal arrest that starts in Archuleta County does not go through the local courts. Hearings happen inside Durango's La Plata County Courthouse (federal courtroom), 1060 East 2nd Avenue, Suite 150, Durango, CO 81301, and the clerk's office answers at 970-385-9564. Shortly past the arrest, the arrested person stands before a U.S. magistrate judge for a first appearance.

Federal cases don't use a bail grid. Instead, the court calls a detention hearing to figure out if the defendant stays locked up while waiting for trial and under what limits. In the meantime, lots of federal prisoners sit in a county jail partnered with the U.S. Marshals. To find out their location, contact the Marshals Service at 970-317-6117. Once a court imposes prison time, the BOP (Bureau of Prisons) picks the prison, and its BOP inmate locator lists which prison.

First: When someone is booked, fingerprints go to national databases ICE has access to.

Next: When ICE is interested, the agency sends an immigration detainer with Form I-247A.

Then: The I-247A requests 48 added hours at most beyond when the detained person would go free. The clock runs nonstop, counting weekends and holidays.

But: Colorado's statute, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, states plainly that jails may not hold anyone beyond release just because ICE made a request. So Archuleta County lets the detained person go at the normal time unless a court order calls for more time.

Finally: ICE agents may arrive as the person leaves to take custody. When they don't, the person walks out.

Search for people in ICE custody through the online locator; enter the A-number with their home country.

One center on ice.gov is the Aurora detention center in Aurora: 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010. Its listed info line is 303-361-6612, weekdays 8 to 4; no one inside can get incoming calls.

The Denver field office is at 12445 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, CO 80111. Call 720-873-2899.

A prison sentence begins after a wait at the local jail until CDOC takes over. Reception at CDOC sets the custody level; it can take weeks.

After that, they move to a facility that fits that rating. Try the CDOC lookup, and the prison directory shows each prison's address.

See the Archuleta jail search for the defendant; Archuleta may not post mugshots there. Reporters seeking a mugshot not shown publicly can request it from the Archuleta County sheriff's office (via the facility line) on 970-264-8474.

For a photo ICE took, ask through ICE's FOIA site, after which ICE must give its approval.

Federal mugshots are not handed to the public and the press. One exception applies: the Marshals Service, which takes federal booking photos, is allowed to release a photo for someone on the run, if it would help bring them in or caution the public, or for an immediate public safety threat.

• Holding jail: Archuleta County Detention Facility, 125 Harman Park Drive, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, 970-264-8474
• Free lawyer office: 970-247-9284
• Victim alerts: VINELink
• Bond review: typically within two days of reaching jail
• Federal cases: Durango's La Plata County Courthouse, where the federal court sits — 970-385-9564
• Court: Archuleta County Justice Center, 109 Harman Park Drive, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, 970-264-8160
• ICE locator: online ICE detainee locator

• Pagosa Springs Police: 970-264-4151
• Archuleta County Sheriff's Office (through the jail): 970-264-8474

Outside town limits, the sheriff's office answers calls. In an emergency, dial 911.