The Weld County North Jail Complex is the county's jail, found at 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631. Its phone is 970-356-4015.

Open Weld County Inmate Search to start. Use VINELink for free release alerts.

Online, look at the Weld County Sheriff active warrant search, but a blank result is not proof. For a warrant check, dial 970-356-4015.

• The amount for a Greeley case comes from a court, not from jail staff.
• Hearing time: nearly everyone held at the Greeley jail should have a bond hearing inside 48 hours of arrival.
• Personal recognizance: sometimes a court lets the arrested person go on only a signature to show up.
• Full payment: a friend covers the total amount.
• An agent may not ask for more than 15% of the bond, though $50 is allowed on small bonds, and that money is gone for good.
• Property bonds: the court wants owner equity equal to 150% of the bond, and the land has to be in Colorado.
• Rules after release: the judge may set rules like pretrial supervision or staying away from a person.
• Paid but still inside? A hold from elsewhere may block release after bond is posted.
• Keep every court hearing — missing one can lead to a warrant along with the loss of the money.
• First call: ring the lockup at 970-356-4015 to ask about the exact bond amount.

See the bail page for the full steps.

The court first sees people held in jail at a first advisement, often by video from the jail. Phone the clerk at 970-475-2400 for dates.

Usually, a public defender is available if a judge decides that person can't pay for one. Reach the local public defender on 970-353-8224.

Most visits need to be scheduled early. Call 970-356-4015 before your trip; hours change. See visiting rules and remote visits.

Calls are made by that person only. See: calls, messages, tablets.

Deposits in their account buy commissary items. Details: deposits and commissary.

Mail that lacks a full name or booking number is often returned; include both. See the mail guide.

Juvenile court takes Weld cases for children under 18. To locate a teen, a guardian should reach 970-356-4015, the sheriff's office.

For mental health care, contact 970-356-4015 and the nurse hears about it quickly. Have the prescription label handy to share.

A federal arrest out of Weld County won't stay in the local courts. Not long after arrest, the one held faces a U.S. magistrate judge at a first appearance.

You won't find a bail chart here. Instead, the magistrate sets a custody hearing to learn if the detained person can leave pending trial and which conditions fit. Until then, lots of federal prisoners sit in a nearby jail on contract with the U.S. Marshals. To ask their location, call the Marshals at 303-728-7800. After a federal prison term, the Federal Bureau of Prisons picks the place (the BOP); its BOP inmate locator shows where they are now.

First: During booking, prints are checked in national systems that ICE can see.

Next: Should ICE want custody, the agency issues an immigration detainer using Form I-247A.

Then: The request asks that the person be held 48 more hours at most past the release time. That time keeps running, weekends and holidays included.

But: State law, C.R.S. 24-76.6-102, says local jails cannot hold someone beyond release only because ICE asked. So Weld County frees the arrested person once the county case allows unless another legal reason says otherwise.

Finally: Officers from ICE may arrive when release happens to pick the person up. Otherwise, your loved one goes free.

Look up ICE detainees through the detainee locator. Enter an alien registration number and birth country.

The Aurora ICE facility page lists 3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010 and 303-361-6612 for questions. It can't pass calls to detainees.

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

Once sentenced to prison, the person often stays in the county jail until the Colorado Department of Corrections picks them up. First comes a CDOC reception center. Staff check custody rating, health, mental health and school needs.

Once classified, your relative is sent to a prison that matches the rating. The DOC offender search shows their prison once classified, and our state prison page has addresses.

Open the Weld booking search to see what a Weld record shows; mugshots may not be included. Reporters looking for a mugshot not shown publicly may ask the Weld County sheriff's office by calling 970-356-4015.

Any ICE mugshot has to be asked for on ICE's FOIA request site; then ICE must give its approval.

Federal booking photos are not handed to the public and news outlets. Just one exception exists: the Marshals Service, which handles U.S. booking photos, may put out one of a person on the run if it helps find them or put people on notice, and also for an immediate public threat.

• Holding jail: Weld County North Jail Complex, 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631, 970-356-4015
• Federal court: Arraj courthouse, 303-844-3433
• When bond is set: typically inside two days of reaching jail
• Immigration custody: detainee search
• Free alerts: VINELink
• Free lawyer office: 970-353-8224
• State court: Weld County Courthouse, 901 9th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631, 970-475-2400

• Greeley Police (non-emergency dispatch): 970-350-9600
• Evans Police: 970-339-2441
• Weld County Sheriff's Office: 970-356-4015

Outside town limits, the sheriff's office handles calls. For emergencies, dial 911.