The Teller County Jail is this county's jail, located at 288 Weaverville Road, Divide, CO 80814. Call 719-687-7770 for the jail.

Open Teller County Inmate Search. Not listed yet? Recent arrests at the Divide jail can lag a bit, so wait and search again. Register on VINELink to get free release alerts by phone, text or email.

This county does not post an online warrant search we could confirm. To find out about warrants, dial 719-687-7770 (the sheriff's office).

Court dates appear on the Colorado court docket search. A lawyer can help plan a surrender.

• The bond for an arrest in Divide comes from a judge.
• Bond hearing timing: Colorado law wants a bond hearing within 48 hours after someone reaches the Divide jail.
• Signature bond: the inmate signs a promise in writing to appear in court.
• Cash: someone posts the entire bond directly.
• Agent bonds: Colorado sets a fee cap at 15% (minimum $50); it isn't refunded.
• Real estate bond: property in Colorado can secure the bond if the paid-off share is 1.5 times the bond amount.
• Judges often attach rules to release, like curfews, testing or no-contact orders.
• Paid but still inside? An outside warrant can delay release.
• Show up for every date: a missed date may trigger a warrant plus forfeiture of the money.
• Where to start: call the lockup at 719-687-7770 to ask about the current bond and how to pay.

Payment steps for a bond are on the Teller County bail page.

A judge first sees that person at an advisement hearing. Most charges from this area are heard at the Teller County court, 101 West Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, CO 80813. The clerk's office can be reached at 719-689-7360.

Most likely, yes, if a judge decides they can't afford one. The defender office is at 719-475-1235.

Plan visits ahead and carry a photo ID. Days and times change, so call 719-687-7770 before you go. Guides: visits and video visits.

Inmates make outgoing calls but can't take incoming calls. Prepaid accounts cover calls and messaging, where offered. Guides: phone accounts, messaging, tablets.

Commissary sells snacks, hygiene items and writing supplies. Use the method the lockup accepts. Details: deposits and commissary.

Put the person's full name, plus booking number if known, on the envelope. Skip anything taped on. Read the mail rules.

Juvenile court handles charges against teens in most cases. To locate a teen, a parent can call 719-687-7770 (the sheriff's office).

Call 719-687-7770 and ask that the nurse get word about prescriptions, diabetes or other urgent needs. A doctor's letter helps the nurses check faster.

A federal case out of Teller County does not stay in the local court system. Hearings happen inside the U.S. courthouse in Colorado Springs, 212 North Wahsatch Avenue, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, CO 80903; its clerk is at 719-471-3387. A first hearing comes soon after booking, with a U.S. magistrate judge at a first appearance.

There is no fixed bail table. Rather, the magistrate judge runs a detention hearing to weigh whether the one held stays locked up until trial and what rules apply. Federal defendants often wait in a county jail paid by the Marshals. To learn which jail, call the Marshals at 719-633-2037. When prison time is ordered, the federal prison agency, the BOP, picks the prison; the BOP inmate locator shows which prison.

First: At booking, the fingerprints head to federal systems ICE has access to.

Next: If ICE wants the arrested person, it files an immigration detainer using Form I-247A with the jail.

Then: The detainer asks for up to 48 additional hours past release time. The 48 hours run hour by hour; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays still count.

But: Colorado's statute, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, says jails cannot keep anyone longer merely because ICE sent a detainer. That means Teller County releases the person once the county case allows except if a court order says otherwise.

Finally: ICE agents can show up at the moment of release and pick the person up. When they don't show up, the detained person goes free.

Look up someone ICE holds through the ICE locator, entering the A-number and birth country.

A facility ICE lists is the Aurora detention center in Aurora, 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010. ICE lists the detainee line as 303-361-6612, weekdays 8 to 4; detainees don't receive calls.

Reach ICE's Denver field office, 12445 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, CO 80111, at 720-873-2899; it covers Colorado and Wyoming.

Following a DOC sentence, transfer isn't instant; the arrested person often sits in the jail for a time. CDOC intake sets security level; it can take weeks.

Once classified, they're sent to a prison that fits that level. Use the CDOC offender search — for facility addresses, open our Colorado state prison page.

Look at the Teller County roster for the person. Each Teller record shows a booking photo (mugshot). News media looking for a jail photo that is not online can contact the Teller County sheriff's office on 719-687-7770.

Any ICE mugshot needs to be sought through ICE's records request page, and ICE then decides.

Federal booking photos stay out of reach of the general public and reporters. One exception exists: the Marshals Service, which takes photos at federal bookings, may release a photo when someone is an escapee, when it would help arrest them or warn individuals, or in case of an immediate danger to public safety.

• Holding jail: Teller County Jail, 288 Weaverville Road, Divide, CO 80814, 719-687-7770
• Court: Teller County court, 101 West Bennett Avenue, Cripple Creek, CO 80813, 719-689-7360
• Bond review: most often inside two days after booking
• Free lawyer office: 719-475-1235
• Free alerts: VINELink
• Immigration custody: detainee search
• Federal cases: the federal courthouse in Colorado Springs, 719-471-3387

• Woodland Park Police: 719-687-9262
• Teller County Sheriff's Office: 719-687-7770

Rural areas and small towns are served by the sheriff. Emergencies: 911.