The Park County Jail serves as the jail, at 1180 County Road 16, Fairplay, CO 80440. Ring 719-836-4373 to reach the front desk.

Open VINELink (Park County). A fresh arrest might not show up quickly; look again later. Register on VINELink to get alerts about a release or transfer.

We found no online warrant list posted by the county when we checked. To find out about warrants, phone 719-836-2494, the sheriff's office.

The Colorado Judicial docket displays set hearings by county. An attorney may help arrange a surrender — call first.

• The bond for an arrest in Fairplay is set by a judge.
• Deadline: state law gives courts roughly 48 hours after jail arrival to set bail.
• Personal recognizance: sometimes a judge lets the inmate go with only a signature to return at the Fairplay courthouse.
• Full cash bond: someone pays the whole amount.
• Licensed agents cover the bond for you and keep their fee. Colorado's cap is 15% or $50, whichever is more.
• Property in Colorado counts only when the equity in it is worth 150 percent of the bond.
• Bond conditions: getting out may come with check-ins, orders to stay away from someone, and more.
• Still held? Another case can delay the release after bond is posted.
• No-shows: a skipped hearing date can mean a warrant, plus the loss of the bond.
• First call: phone the Fairplay jail at 719-836-4373 for the current bond amount.

More detail is on the county bail page.

The court usually first sees the inmate at an advisement hearing, often over a video link. State charges go to the Park Combined Court, 300 Fourth Street, Fairplay. Call the clerk at 719-836-2940 with case questions.

Usually, yes, if a judge decides your family member can't pay for one. The public defender office is at 719-539-3521.

Schedule a visit early and bring a photo ID. Phone 719-836-4373 before any visit; rules change. See visitation and online visits.

Calls go out from the jail only. Set up an account so you can pay for calls. Guides: phone accounts, messaging, tablets.

The jail store sells food, soap and paper. Pick the method the Fairplay jail takes. Details: deposits and commissary.

Address the envelope with their name and inmate number. Leave off glitter, stickers or tape. Read the mail rules for updates.

A juvenile judge takes cases involving teens. Detained teens can be sent from Park to the Pueblo Youth Services Center. To locate a teen, a guardian can call 719-836-2494 (the sheriff's office).

Medical worries should reach jail medical staff; call 719-836-4373 and explain the medicine. Keep the prescription label ready to share.

A federal charge from Park County is taken out of the local court system. Hearings take place at the Alfred A. Arraj U.S. Courthouse in Denver, 901 19th Street, Denver, CO 80294, and the court clerk answers at 303-844-3433. Right after booking, the detained person goes before a U.S. magistrate judge for a first hearing.

No price list for bail exists in federal cases. So the magistrate judge runs a short detention hearing that settles if the charged person is released while the case is open and what rules apply. In the meantime, lots of federal detainees sit in a jail close by under an agreement with the U.S. Marshals. To learn where someone is held, phone the Marshals at 303-728-7800. If prison time is ordered, the BOP, which runs federal prisons, takes charge; the BOP inmate locator names the prison.

First: At booking, fingerprint scans go to federal systems shared with ICE.

Next: Once ICE shows interest, the federal agency files a detainer using Form I-247A with the Park jail.

Then: The detainer asks for as many as 48 additional hours following the planned release. Those hours run nonstop; weekends and holidays aren't skipped.

But: State law in Colorado, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, states county jails can't keep anyone longer solely because ICE asked. So Park County lets them walk out on schedule except when some other legal hold says otherwise.

Finally: Officers from ICE may show up at release time and pick the person up. Otherwise, the detained person walks out.

Family can find the person on the ICE detainee locator. Search by A-number; you can also search by full name and birth country.

Many people held by ICE in Colorado stay at the Aurora center. Address: 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010; phone 303-361-6612.

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

A Department of Corrections sentence usually means more time in the Fairplay jail before state transport comes. At reception, CDOC checks new arrivals on risk level, medical needs and other needs.

After classification, that person is assigned to a prison suited to that level. Use the Colorado DOC locator. Our Colorado state prisons page lists addresses.

There are no Park mugshots online because Park has no public roster. Use VINELink (Park County) to check custody; it has no photos. Reporters who want a booking photo not shown publicly may ask the Park County sheriff's office at 719-836-2494.

Each ICE mugshot must be asked for at the ICE records request form, and ICE has to approve the request.

Mugshots taken in federal cases are withheld from the public and reporters. Only one exception exists: the U.S. Marshals Service, the agency that snaps federal jail photos, is allowed to make public one for a fugitive, when it helps arrest them or warn the public, and also in case of an immediate danger to the public.

• County jail: Park County Jail, 1180 County Road 16, Fairplay, CO 80440, 719-836-4373
• Federal court: Arraj courthouse, 303-844-3433
• Public defender: 719-539-3521
• Bond timing: usually within two days of reaching jail
• Immigration custody: online detainee locator
• Custody alerts: VINELink (free)
• Court: Park Combined Court, 300 Fourth Street, Fairplay, 719-836-2940

• Park County Sheriff's Office: 719-836-2494
• Sheriff patrol, emergencies: 911

In rural areas, deputies respond to calls. For emergencies, call 911.