Head to the Lincoln County Jail at 103 3rd Avenue, Hugo, CO 80821. The jail's main phone is 719-743-2426.

Try Lincoln on VINELink first. For alerts when a person is released, register on VINELink.

There was no official warrant list run by local officials. The sheriff's office at 719-743-2426 can check whether a warrant is open.

• Bond terms after a Hugo arrest are set by a judge, not the deputies.
• When bond is set: the court should review bond inside 48 hours of arrival at the Hugo lockup in most cases.
• Personal recognizance: sometimes the court lets the inmate go with only a signed promise to return.
• Cash: someone posts the entire amount at the jail or court.
• Bondsman: you pay a premium so the agent posts the rest; that fee is gone for good. The top fee is 15% or $50, whichever comes out higher.
• Using land: a Colorado property may secure the bond when its equity tops 150 percent of that amount.
• Judges often attach rules to release: regular check-ins, drug tests or no-contact orders.
• Still held? An outside warrant can delay the release.
• Court no-show: the judge may order an arrest, and the bond paid in Lincoln is lost.
• Current bond: the Hugo jail at 719-743-2426 can read you the bond amount.

For the rest, check the Lincoln County bail page.

The court usually first sees people held behind bars at an advisement — video is common. The clerk answers at 719-743-2455.

The court may assign the Colorado State Public Defender when someone can't pay for counsel. The local defender office answers at 303-688-3081.

Visits are scheduled in advance. Call 719-743-2426 before any visit; hours change. Details: visits and video visits.

Phone calls are made by your family member only. Guides: calls, messaging, tablets.

Money in their account covers snacks, soap and paper. Details: deposits and commissary.

Letters without a full name or ID number are often returned, so include both. Skip anything taped on. Read the mail rules for updates.

Arrests of minors run in juvenile court rather than adult court. Parents can call the sheriff's office to learn where the teen went: 719-743-2426.

Make sure the jail at 719-743-2426 knows about urgent health needs, like seizures, prescriptions or suicide risk. Have the pill bottle nearby when calling.

Any federal case that starts in Lincoln County won't stay in the local courts.

There is no fixed bail list. Instead, the magistrate judge sets a detention hearing to see if the detained person is released while waiting for trial and with what limits. Meanwhile, most federal defendants wait in a local jail through a deal with the U.S. Marshals. To ask where someone is held, contact the Marshals Service on 303-728-7800. When prison time is handed down, the BOP, which runs federal prisons, chooses a prison, and the BOP inmate locator lists the place.

First: When someone is booked, fingerprint scans are checked in national databases that ICE checks.

Next: If ICE decides to act, it sends a detainer using Form I-247A with the Lincoln jail.

Then: The I-247A seeks up to 48 additional hours past the normal release time. Those hours run straight through, with weekends and holidays counted.

But: Colorado's statute, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, states Colorado jails can't hold someone longer solely because ICE asked. That means Lincoln County lets the person go on time unless another legal reason is in place.

Finally: Officers from ICE may arrive right at release to take custody. If they do not, the detained person walks out.

No A-number? The detainee search also accepts a name along with birth date and country.

Many ICE detainees from this area are held at the Aurora center. Location: 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010; number 303-361-6612.

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

Prison sentences start with some time in county jail before CDOC transfer. CDOC's first step is intake — there corrections staff set the security level.

Later, CDOC sends them to a prison matching their needs. The CDOC search lists where they are; see state prisons in Colorado for addresses.

No. Lincoln posts no inmate list online, so no Lincoln mugshots are posted. Lincoln on VINELink tells you custody status only. Reporters who want a mugshot that isn't online may request it from the Lincoln County sheriff's office on 719-743-2426.

A mugshot ICE took must be requested via ICE's online FOIA form, and ICE must then approve it.

Federal booking photos aren't released to the wider public and reporters. One exception applies: the Marshals Service, which shoots booking photos in U.S. cases, may release such a photo when a person is a fugitive in order to help capture the one held or warn the public, or for an urgent danger to the public.

• County jail: Lincoln County Jail, 103 3rd Avenue, Hugo, CO 80821, 719-743-2426
• Public defender: 303-688-3081
• Federal cases: Arraj courthouse, 303-844-3433
• Court: Lincoln County Combined Courts, 103 Third Avenue, Hugo, CO 80821, 719-743-2455
• Bond review: usually inside two days of arrival
• Notices of release: VINELink
• Immigration custody: online detainee locator

• Limon Police: 719-775-9211
• Lincoln County Sheriff's Office: 719-743-2426

Unincorporated areas get patrol from county deputies — use 911 for emergencies.