The Conejos County Jail serves as the jail, at 14044 County Road G.5, Antonito, CO 81120. The front desk answers at 719-376-6778.

Try VINELink for Conejos first. For free updates when someone is let out, register on VINELink.

This county has no online warrant search that we found.

A lawyer can help arrange turning yourself in — call first.

• Who decides: a judge sets the amount and type.
• Speed: a judge should review bond within two days after arrival at the jail.
• Personal recognizance: in some cases the court allows release with just a signed promise to return.
• Cash bond: someone pays the entire amount.
• Fees for bonding agents max out at 15% of the bond ($50 minimum).
• Property bond: Colorado property that has equity worth no less than 1.5 times the bond can back it.
• Release rules: a judge may require pretrial reporting or no contact with any victim, or other rules.
• Still held? Another case may stop release after bond is posted.
• Not showing up: a judge may order an arrest warrant and take the bond.
• Where to start: ring the detention center at 719-376-6778 to ask about the exact bond and how to pay.

For everything else, open the Conejos County bail page.

The court usually first meets the detained person at a first advisement hearing, often by video from the Antonito jail. Call the clerk at 719-376-5465 for the next hearing.

Yes, if a judge finds your family member cannot pay for one. The local public defender office can be reached at 719-589-9615.

Visits are set up in advance, and some are by video. Days and times change, so call 719-376-6778 first. See visiting rules and online visits.

Calls are made by your loved one only; you can't call in. Paid accounts pay for calls and messaging. See: phone accounts, messaging, tablets.

Money on the books buys commissary items. Pick the method the Antonito jail accepts. Details: sending money and commissary.

Envelopes should show the person's whole name as booked, their booking number and the jail address. Leave off anything taped on. Check the jail mail page.

If the defendant is a minor, charges start in juvenile court. Minors in custody can be placed from Conejos at the Pueblo Youth Services Center, 719-546-4915. To find out where a youth is, a parent can phone 719-376-2196, the sheriff's office.

For daily medicine, call 719-376-6778 so the nurse knows. Keep a doctor's note handy when you call.

Any federal arrest from Conejos County doesn't go through the county courts. The case is heard at the Colorado Springs federal courthouse, 212 North Wahsatch Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 — the court clerk answers at 719-471-3387. Soon after being arrested, your relative meets a U.S. magistrate judge at a first appearance.

Federal court has no bail chart. So a federal judge sets a detention hearing and decides if the defendant is released until trial and on which terms. Before trial, most federal defendants stay in a nearby jail that the Marshals Service pays for. For their location, ring the Marshals at 719-633-2037. When a federal prison term is set, the BOP, which runs federal prisons, decides on a prison. After that, its BOP inmate locator lists the place.

1. During booking, prints are sent to federal systems shared with ICE.

Step 2: If ICE wants the one held, the agency sends an ICE hold using Form I-247A to the Conejos jail.

Step 3: The request seeks as many as 48 added hours past the time of release. The clock runs hour by hour, counting weekends and holidays.

Step 4: State law in Colorado, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, states jails cannot keep someone longer just because ICE asked. So Conejos County lets them walk out on time except when a court order exists.

Step 5: ICE officers may come right at release and take custody. When no one from ICE comes, the defendant is released.

Find ICE detainees with the ICE detainee locator, entering the A-number and birth country.

ICE.gov displays the detention center in Aurora at 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010; its number is 303-361-6612.

ICE's Denver field office sits at 12445 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, CO 80111; phone 720-873-2899.

Following a DOC sentence, transfer isn't immediate; your family member often sits in the jail first. During reception, the state checks new arrivals for security risk, health and mental health.

Later, CDOC assigns them to a prison matching their needs. CDOC's offender search displays their prison once classified, and our Colorado state prisons page displays addresses.

No. Conejos posts no inmate list online, so no Conejos mugshots are posted. VINELink for Conejos tells you custody status only. Members of the press seeking a mugshot that isn't online can reach out to the Conejos County sheriff's office on 719-376-2196.

Any ICE mugshot has to be requested at ICE's records request page, and ICE makes the call.

Federal mugshots stay private from ordinary people and journalists. There is one exception: the U.S. Marshals Service, the agency that snaps federal booking photos, might make public one when a person is an escapee, if that helps bring them in or caution people, and also for an urgent risk to safety.

• County jail: Conejos County Jail, 14044 County Road G.5, Antonito, CO 81120, 719-376-6778
• When bond is set: usually within two days after booking
• Release alerts: VINELink
• ICE search: ICE's locator
• State court: Conejos Combined Court, 6683 County Road 13, Conejos (temporarily at 603 Main Street, Antonito, CO 81120, after a fire), 719-376-5465
• Federal cases: the federal courthouse in Colorado Springs, 719-471-3387
• Free lawyer office: 719-589-9615

• Conejos County Sheriff's Office: 719-376-2196
• Sheriff's deputies, emergencies: 911

Unincorporated areas depend on county deputies — use 911 for emergencies.