The Summit County Jail is the local lockup for adults, located at 501 North Park Avenue, Breckenridge, CO 80424. Ring 970-453-2232 to reach the jail.

Use VINELink (Summit County) to start. Bookings at the Breckenridge jail may take a while to appear; try again later. VINELink can send alerts when your loved one gets out.

We found no official online warrant lookup posted by the county when we checked. Staff at the sheriff's office can check if there's a warrant. Number: 970-453-2232.

Court dates show up in the state court dockets. Planning to surrender? Call an attorney beforehand.

• The amount for an arrest in Breckenridge is set by a judge.
• The 48-hour rule: Colorado's law wants bond to be set inside 48 hours after a person reaches the Breckenridge jail in most cases.
• PR bond: sometimes a judge lets your relative go on just a signature to return.
• Full cash bond: you pay the whole sum.
• A bail bond: expect a fee of up to 15%, or at least $50; the agent posts the full bond.
• Property bonds: the owner needs equity of 1.5 times the bond in Colorado property.
• Bond conditions: release can come with pretrial supervision, no-contact orders, and more.
• Other holds: a hold from another county can still keep the arrested person in the Breckenridge jail after bond is posted.
• Not showing up: the judge can order a warrant and keep the bond.
• Current bond: jail staff at 970-453-2232 can share the bond amount.

For payment steps, use our Summit County bail guide.

The court first meets people held in jail at an advisement hearing. Most charges here are heard at the Summit County Justice Center, 501 N. Park Avenue, Breckenridge, CO 80424. Call the court at 970-453-2272 for dates.

The state pays for a defender if the judge decides that person cannot afford an attorney. The defender office answers at 970-468-9363.

Visits need to be set up ahead of time. Phone 970-453-2232 ahead of a visit; rules shift. See visitation and remote visits.

Phone calls go out from the detention center only. Phone time and e-messages are paid, often through a funded account. See: phone accounts, messages, tablets.

Deposits on the books pay for things like snacks and soap. Use the method the detention center accepts. Details: sending money and commissary.

Write the full name, booking number, then the facility address. Skip anything taped on. Read the jail mail page first.

Teens under 18 go to juvenile court. Deputies at the sheriff's office at 970-453-2232 can inform a guardian which facility the youth is in.

Worried about health? Ring 970-453-2232, ask to reach the medical unit. Keep a doctor's note ready when you call.

Any federal charge from Summit County does not stay in the county courts. Hearings take place at the Alfred A. Arraj U.S. Courthouse in Denver, 901 19th Street, Denver, CO 80294, and the court clerk is at 303-844-3433. Not long after booking, the person meets a U.S. magistrate judge for the first court date.

There is no preset bail figure. So a federal judge holds a detention review hearing and rules on whether the accused stays locked up before trial and with what limits. Before trial, most Summit federal prisoners stay in a local jail; that jail has a deal with the U.S. Marshals. To ask their location, call the Marshals on 303-728-7800. If a federal prison term is given, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) selects a prison; the BOP inmate locator lists where the arrested person was sent.

First: When someone is booked, prints go to national databases that ICE may see.

Next: When ICE is interested, it issues a detainer on Form I-247A to the Summit jail.

Then: The I-247A seeks up to 48 added hours after the release time. That time counts nonstop; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays still count.

But: Colorado's statute, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, says jails cannot keep someone longer solely because ICE asked. So Summit County frees the defendant on schedule except if a separate lawful hold says otherwise.

Finally: ICE officers can come right at release and take your family member. When no one from ICE comes, your loved one goes free.

The detainee locator searches by A-number plus country of birth, or by name, birth country and birth date.

Some Colorado ICE detainees are held at the Denver Contract Detention Facility. Address: 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010; phone 303-361-6612.

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

A Colorado prison term begins after some time at county jail before CDOC transfer. CDOC intake decides the custody level after health and risk tests.

With a rating set, they're assigned to a prison that matches their needs. The CDOC search shows the prison; see state prisons in Colorado for more.

No. Summit posts no inmate list online, so no Summit mugshots are posted. VINELink (Summit County) tells you custody status only. Reporters who want a jail photo that isn't public can ask the Summit County sheriff's office by calling 970-453-2232.

A mugshot from ICE must be requested on ICE's FOIA request site; then ICE reviews it and may approve it.

Booking photos from federal cases are never given to the wider public and the media. The lone exception: the U.S. Marshals Service, the agency that snaps booking photos in federal cases, can share an image for a fugitive, if that helps track them down or alert individuals; it may also do so for an urgent public danger.

• County jail: Summit County Jail, 501 North Park Avenue, Breckenridge, CO 80424, 970-453-2232
• Immigration custody: ICE's locator
• Bond hearing: usually inside two days of arrival
• State court: Summit County Justice Center, 501 N. Park Avenue, Breckenridge, CO 80424, 970-453-2272
• Public defender: 970-468-9363
• Notices of release: VINELink
• Federal cases: Arraj courthouse, 303-844-3433

• Silverthorne Police: 970-262-7320
• Summit County non-emergency dispatch: 970-668-8600
• Summit County Sheriff's Office: 970-453-2232

Unincorporated areas depend on the sheriff — use 911 for emergencies.