This county has no full jail. Adults picked up here are booked into the Rio Grande County Jail in Del Norte, 640 Cherry Street, Del Norte, CO 81132. The Del Norte jail answers at 719-657-4000, and the local sheriff's office answers at 719-658-2600.

Try Mineral on VINELink to start. Someone just booked may not appear at once. VINELink can send notices when the person gets out.

We did not find a public warrant search for this county. To check a warrant, phone 719-658-2600.

The Colorado Judicial docket lists upcoming hearings by name. Planning to surrender? Talk with an attorney in advance.

• Setting bond: the Del Norte jail doesn't choose the figure; a judge does.
• Deadline: state law gives courts up to 48 hours after booking to review bail.
• PR bond: in some cases a judge lets that person go with only a signature to show up at the Creede courthouse.
• Full cash bond: you pay the entire amount.
• A bail bond: plan on a nonrefundable fee of up to 15% or $50 when that is more.
• Pledging property: Colorado land qualifies if what you own free and clear is 1.5 times the bond.
• Rules after release: the judge may add conditions like pretrial supervision or staying away from someone.
• Still held? Another case may stop the release after bond is posted.
• Go to every Mineral hearing. Miss one, and a warrant often follows and the money is lost.
• Before paying: call 719-657-4000 and ask about the exact bond.

For the rest, use our bail and bond page.

The court first sees that person at an advisement, often over a video link. State cases go to the Mineral Combined Court, 1201 North Main, Creede, CO 81130. The clerk answers at 719-658-2575.

Usually, yes, if a judge decides your loved one cannot afford one. Reach the defender's office on 719-589-9615.

Visits must be booked beforehand. Hours and rules change, so call 719-657-4000 before you go. Help: visits and remote visits.

Calls go out from the Del Norte jail only; you can't call in. Fund an account to pay for calls. See: phone accounts, messages, tablets.

Deposits on the books cover commissary items. Pick whatever way the Del Norte jail accepts. Details: sending money and commissary.

Print the full name, booking number, then the jail's street address on each envelope. Skip anything taped on. Check the mail rules.

Arrests of minors are heard in juvenile court instead of adult court. A teen from here could be sent to the Pueblo Youth Services Center. Questions about a minor? Call 719-658-2600 and ask for the youth's location.

A health emergency? Call 719-657-4000 — request the medical unit. Have the pill bottle handy when calling.

Any federal arrest out of Mineral County is not heard in the local court system. Court dates stay at the federal courthouse in Colorado Springs, 212 North Wahsatch Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, CO 80903, and the court clerk answers at 719-471-3387. Right after booking, the arrested person sees a U.S. magistrate judge for a first hearing.

Federal court has no bail chart. What happens instead: the court holds a short detention hearing to settle whether your loved one may go free while the case is open and on which terms. Before trial, most federal defendants are housed in a local county jail on contract with the Marshals Service. To learn the facility they are in, phone the Marshals on 719-633-2037. Following a sentence to prison, the BOP (Bureau of Prisons) assumes custody, and the BOP inmate locator gives the place.

First: During booking, the fingerprints get run through national databases ICE has access to.

Next: If ICE decides to act, the agency issues a hold request on Form I-247A.

Then: The form asks for up to 48 more hours past the set release time. Those hours run nonstop, with weekends and holidays counted.

But: State law, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, says local jails can't hold a person longer solely because ICE asked. So Mineral County lets the inmate out on schedule except if some other legal hold applies.

Finally: ICE agents can come at release time to take custody. If they don't show up, the defendant simply leaves.

Search for people in ICE custody on the ICE locator, entering their A-number and their home country.

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

Field office: the Denver ERO field office serves Colorado and Wyoming; its address is 12445 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, CO 80111; call 720-873-2899.

After a prison sentence, transfer is not immediate: the person often sits in the jail first. Next is a CDOC intake center for classification. Staff look at custody level, medical needs, mental health and school needs.

After that, the arrested person moves to a prison that fits that rating. The DOC offender search lists the facility once classified; our Colorado state prisons page has addresses.

No. Mineral posts no inmate list online, so no Mineral mugshots are posted. Mineral on VINELink tells you custody status only. Journalists who want a mugshot that isn't online might contact the Mineral County sheriff's office by calling 719-658-2600.

A mugshot ICE took has to be requested on ICE's FOIA request site, after which ICE has to approve the request.

Federal mugshots are never provided to the public and news outlets. The one exception: the Marshals Service, which photographs people in federal cases, is allowed to release one for a wanted person, if that could lead to their arrest or alert the public, or for a pressing risk to public safety.

• Holding jail: Rio Grande County Jail, 640 Cherry Street, Del Norte, CO 81132, 719-657-4000
• Bond hearing: in most cases within 48 hours of arrival
• Finding an ICE detainee: detainee search
• Federal court: the federal courthouse in Colorado Springs — 719-471-3387
• State court: Mineral Combined Court, 1201 North Main, Creede, CO 81130, 719-658-2575
• Public defender: 719-589-9615
• Notices of release: VINELink

• Mineral County Sheriff's Office: 719-658-2600
• Sheriff's deputies, emergencies: 911

Areas outside city limits depend on county deputies; 911 works everywhere.