Look for the Crowley County Detention Facility in Ordway, CO. Its line is 719-267-5555.

Check Crowley on VINELink. Not listed yet? Recent arrests in Ordway can lag a bit. VINELink sends alerts when someone leaves custody.

Our search found no warrant lookup run by the county during our review. For a warrant check, phone 719-267-5555.

The state docket search displays set hearings by county. An attorney can help arrange turning yourself in.

• Judge's call: in an Ordway case, a judge fixes the bond type and the dollar figure.
• When bond is set: in most cases, the court must set bond within 48 hours of arrival at the lockup.
• Personal recognizance: sometimes a judge allows release on only a signature to return at the Ordway courthouse.
• Cash bond: someone pays the full sum.
• Hiring a bondsman: plan on a nonrefundable fee of no more than 15 percent ($50 minimum).
• Property in Colorado can be pledged only if the equity in it equals at least 1.5 times the bond.
• Judges often attach rules, like routine reporting, drug tests or no-contact orders.
• Holds: a hold from another agency can keep someone inside after bond is paid.
• Keep every hearing date: missing one may trigger a warrant and the loss of the money.
• Current bond: jail staff at 719-267-5555 can read you the current bond.

Steps for paying bail are on our bail page for Crowley County.

A judge first meets the arrested person at a first appearance, often over a video link. State charges here are heard at the Crowley Combined Court, 110 East 6th Street, Room 303, Ordway, CO 81063. Call the court at 719-267-4468 with case questions.

A judge can assign the Colorado State Public Defender when the person can't pay for counsel. The public defender office answers at 719-384-5448.

Visits need to be scheduled in advance, and some are by video. Rules and hours change, so call 719-267-5555 before you go. See visiting rules and remote visits.

Calls are made by the inmate only. Family can load money to a calling account for calls and texts. See: calls, messaging, tablets.

Deposits in their account cover commissary items. Use the method the Ordway jail accepts. Details: deposits and commissary.

Mark the envelope with the full name and booking number. Skip glitter, stickers or tape. Read the mail guide first.

A juvenile judge handles cases involving minors. The state's youth center that serves this county is the Pueblo Youth Services Center 719-546-4915). For a youth's location, family can phone 719-267-5555, the sheriff's office.

If someone needs insulin, phone 719-267-5555 and medical staff hears about it quickly. Have the pill bottle handy when calling.

A federal case that starts in Crowley County is not heard in the county courts. Hearings happen inside Colorado Springs' federal court building, 212 North Wahsatch Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, CO 80903; the court clerk is at 719-471-3387. Shortly after the arrest, the arrested person meets a U.S. magistrate judge for the first court date.

Federal judges skip the bail chart. Instead, the magistrate judge holds a formal detention hearing to choose whether the defendant may go free before trial and what the terms are. Meanwhile, most federal detainees sit in a jail nearby partnered with the Marshals Service. For their location, contact the Marshals Service on 719-633-2037. After prison time is set, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) steps in. Next, the BOP inmate locator names the place.

Step one: During booking, prints are checked in national databases that ICE can see.

Step two: If ICE is interested, the agency lodges an ICE detainer using Form I-247A to jail staff.

Step three: That form seeks as many as 48 added hours following the planned release. That time counts without stopping; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays still count.

Step four: State law, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, says a jail cannot hold anyone longer only because ICE made a request. So Crowley County must release the one held when the local case allows unless some other legal hold applies.

Step five: ICE officers can come right at release to take the arrested person into custody. Otherwise, the defendant you know walks out.

Need to find someone in ICE custody, use the ICE detainee locator. You need an A-number and birth country, or full name, birth country and birth date.

The Aurora ICE facility page lists 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010 and 303-361-6612 for questions.

ICE office: the Denver field office handles Colorado and Wyoming. Address: 12445 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, CO 80111, phone 720-873-2899.

After a prison sentence, the person usually waits in county jail until CDOC moves them. At intake, CDOC checks new arrivals for risk level, health and mental health before classifying them.

Later, CDOC assigns your relative to a prison that fits the rating. The DOC offender search displays the facility once classified; our Colorado state prisons page gives contact details.

There are no Crowley mugshots online because Crowley has no public roster. Use Crowley on VINELink to check custody; it has no photos. Journalists who want a mugshot that isn't public may request it from the Crowley County sheriff's office at 719-267-5555.

An ICE booking photo has to be requested through ICE's FOIA request site; then ICE must approve it.

Federal mugshots are not given to ordinary people and the media. With one exception: the Marshals Service, keeper of booking photos in federal cases, may release an image about a wanted fugitive to help capture the defendant or warn individuals, or when there is a public safety threat that can't wait.

• County jail: Crowley County Detention Facility, Ordway, CO, 719-267-5555
• Bond hearing: most often within 48 hours after booking
• Free lawyer office: 719-384-5448
• Court: Crowley Combined Court, 110 East 6th Street, Room 303, Ordway, CO 81063, 719-267-4468
• ICE search: ICE's locator
• Federal court: the federal courthouse in Colorado Springs, 719-471-3387
• Victim alerts: VINELink (free)

• Crowley County Sheriff's Office: 719-267-5555
• Sheriff's deputies (emergency): 911

Unincorporated areas depend on the sheriff. Emergencies: 911.