The Fremont County Detention Center is this county's jail, located at 100 Justice Center Road, Cañon City, CO 81212. Call 719-276-5555 for the jail staff.

Open Fremont on VINELink. Bookings at the Cañon City jail may take some time to appear — check back later. VINELink sends alerts when someone gets out.

Not one official warrant list for this county showed up. For a warrant check, phone 719-276-5555.

Court dates show up in the Colorado Judicial docket search. Someone planning to turn themselves in should speak with a lawyer before going.

• Who sets bail: jail staff in Cañon City can't pick the figure; a judge does.
• Prompt hearing: in most cases, the court reviews bond within 48 hours after the inmate is booked into the Cañon City jail.
• Personal recognizance: sometimes the judge lets your loved one go with just a signed promise to show up.
• Full payment: someone covers the entire amount directly.
• Fees for bonding agents top out near 15% ($50 minimum).
• Using land: property in Colorado can secure the bond when the equity equals 1.5 times that amount.
• Release rules: a judge may order scheduled reporting or no contact with any victim.
• Still held? An outside warrant may block the release.
• Not showing up: an arrest warrant can follow; the bond is lost.
• Exact figures: jail staff at 719-276-5555 can read you the bond amount.

Full steps for paying a bond are on the Fremont County bail page.

A judge first meets people held in jail at a first appearance. State cases start at the Fremont Combined Court, 136 Justice Center Road, Cañon City, CO 81212. The clerk's office answers at 719-269-0100.

Yes when a judge decides your loved one can't afford a lawyer. The defender office can be reached at 719-539-3521.

Book visits ahead and carry a photo ID. Hours and rules can change, so phone 719-276-5555 first. Help: visiting and remote visits.

Phone calls go out from the Cañon City jail only. Friends can add funds onto a phone account. See: calls, messaging, tablets.

Deposits on the books buy commissary items. Deposit options vary by jail; read money deposits and commissary rules.

Address the envelope with their full name and booking number. Avoid stickers, glitter and tape. Read the mail rules first.

Cases for anyone younger than 18 run through the juvenile system. Held teens might go to the Pueblo Youth Services Center, a state youth center. A parent can ask the Fremont sheriff where the child is.

Health concerns should reach jail medical staff. Phone 719-276-5555 and explain the condition. Have a pharmacy label handy to share.

A federal arrest out of Fremont County moves out of the state court system. Federal court for this case meets in Colorado Springs, 212 North Wahsatch Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, CO 80903, and its clerk is at 719-471-3387. Shortly after booking, the defendant you know meets a U.S. magistrate judge for a first court hearing.

No set bail list exists. So the magistrate judge calls a detention hearing to decide if your family member walks out pending trial and under what limits. Meanwhile, lots of federal defendants are housed in a jail in the area that rents beds to the Marshals Service. To learn which jail, ring the Marshals on 719-633-2037. If prison time is ordered, the BOP, the federal prison system, takes charge, and its BOP inmate locator displays where the person was sent.

1. During booking, prints go to federal databases that ICE checks.

2. If ICE is interested, the agency files a hold through Form I-247A to the Fremont jail.

3. The detainer asks for up to another 48 hours past the time they'd be freed. The clock runs hour by hour; holidays and weekends aren't skipped.

4. Colorado's law, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, states plainly that jails can't hold a person beyond release just because ICE asked. So Fremont County frees the arrested person on time unless a warrant or court order applies.

5. ICE officers may arrive when release happens and take custody. If not, the arrested person simply leaves.

The ICE locator checks ICE custody. Search by registration number, or by name, birthday and home country.

ICE's website shows the Aurora contract facility at 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010, phone 303-361-6612.

Questions for ICE? Try the Centennial field office at 12445 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, CO 80111 or 720-873-2899.

A prison sentence starts after some time at county jail until CDOC takes over. During reception, the state screens each new prisoner on risk level, health and other needs.

From there, CDOC assigns your relative to a prison matching the rating. The DOC offender search displays their prison; our state prison page has contact details.

There are no Fremont mugshots online because Fremont has no public roster. Use Fremont on VINELink to check custody; it has no photos. News media asking for a mugshot that is not posted can contact the Fremont County sheriff's office on 719-276-5555.

Any ICE mugshot may only be sought through ICE's records request page, after which ICE needs to approve it.

Federal mugshots are not shared with the public and journalists. The single exception: the U.S. Marshals Service, which handles federal booking photos, might share one when someone is an escapee, if it helps track them down or put the public on notice, as well as for an immediate public threat.

• Jail: Fremont County Detention Center, 100 Justice Center Road, Cañon City, CO 81212, 719-276-5555
• Immigration custody: locator.ice.gov
• Victim alerts: VINELink (free)
• Court: Fremont Combined Court, 136 Justice Center Road, Cañon City, CO 81212, 719-269-0100
• Public defender: 719-539-3521
• Federal cases: the federal courthouse in Colorado Springs, 719-471-3387
• Bond review: in most cases within 48 hours after booking

• Cañon City Police: 719-276-5600
• Florence Police: 719-784-3411
• Fremont County Sheriff's Office: 719-276-5555

Unincorporated areas get patrol from the sheriff. Emergencies: 911.