Weld County Arrest Records | Search Recent Arrests & Jail Roster

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Weld County, Colorado · Arrests, jail custody, warrants, reports and court outcomes

Find and Verify a Weld County Arrest From Booking to Final Court Result

Use the Sheriff’s Daily Arrest Report for the booking event, Colorado VINE for current custody and the 19th Judicial District for the criminal case. This guide also covers warrants, police reports, bond rights, public defenders, victim advocates, visits, mail, calls, deposits, CBI record corrections and Colorado record sealing.
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Arrest is not conviction. The Sheriff’s report records people booked into the Weld County Jail. Charges may be amended, declined or dismissed. Verify the person and read the final court disposition.
Archive coverageFebruary 14, 2006 through yesterday.
Current custodyFollow the entry’s Colorado VINE link.
Warrant searchName, date, court, charge and bail filters.
Court records19th Judicial District in Greeley.
Official reviewProcedures checked July 14, 2026.
Start with the right record

Which Weld County record answers your question?

DAILY ARREST REPORT Was the person booked?Arrest date, agency, booking number, birth date, charge and displayed bail. Covers Weld County Jail bookings from February 14, 2006.
COLORADO VINE Is the person held now?Current custody status and available automated release notifications. Use the custody link inside the arrest result.
WARRANT SEARCH Is a Weld warrant listed?Search by identity, jurisdiction, crime level, bail, date and charge. A missing result does not prove no warrant exists.
COMBINED COURTS What happened to the charge?Filed counts, hearings, warrants, pleas, judgment, sentence and disposition. Contact the clerk for the official record.
COLORADO CBI What appears statewide?Name-based Colorado criminal-history information reported to CBI. Not limited to Weld County Jail bookings.
Best sequence: Find the booking, save the booking number, open the VINE custody link, identify the arresting agency, search the court case and request only the remaining report or certified disposition.

Go directly to the answer

Official links appear inside the exact step where a live search, payment, scheduling or submission is required.
Official arrest lookup

How to search Weld County bookings

Open the Daily Arrest Report This is the Sheriff’s official booking archive. Open the Weld County Daily Arrest Report
Choose a search field Search by first name, last name or arrest date.
Start broad Use the last name alone before adding a first name or date.
Open every possible result A common name may produce several people or several arrests involving the same person.
Match the birth date Compare the date of birth before treating the record as belonging to a specific person.
Match the arresting agency Confirm whether the booking came from Greeley Police, Weld Sheriff, Evans Police, Frederick Police or another agency.
Save the booking number Weld booking numbers can begin with an identifier such as “IN” followed by the year and booking sequence.
Read every charge line Each charge can display a separate statute description and bail entry.
Open the custody-status link Use the VINE link inside the result to check whether the person remains in custody.
Continue to the criminal case Use the court record to determine what was filed and how each count ended.
Coverage limitation: The Daily Arrest Report covers people booked into the Weld County Jail. It is not a list of every Colorado arrest and does not prove that the displayed charge became a court charge.
Current custody

Check whether the person is still held

Open the arrest entry Confirm the booking number and date of birth.
Select “Check Custody Status” The Sheriff links arrest entries to Colorado VINE.
Verify the matched person Compare the facility, name and available identifying information.
Register for available notifications VINE can provide free, confidential automated custody-status updates. Open VINElink
Recheck before traveling or sending money Release or transfer can change the correct facility, mail address and provider account.
A historical arrest result does not mean the person is still jailed. Release from jail also does not mean the criminal case was dismissed.
Result decoder

What the Weld County arrest fields mean

Booking fields, limitations and next actions
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Booking number A specific Weld County Jail intake event. The final court charge or result. Save it for jail, report and bond questions.
Arrest date and time When the listed arrest was recorded. The exact offense or filing date. Match it to the incident and court timeline.
Arresting agency The department responsible for the arrest. That Weld Sheriff created the incident report. Request the report from the named agency.
Date of birth A strong identity-matching field. Identity by itself when another field conflicts. Match the name, agency and arrest date too.
Charge description The allegation entered for booking. What prosecutors later filed. Read the court register of actions.
Bail A displayed amount associated with that charge entry. Payment will clear every charge or hold. Call the Bond Desk before paying.
Custody-status link Access to a separate current-status system. That the historical arrest page is live custody data. Open VINE and verify the person.
Mugshot A photograph associated with booking when available. Guilt, prosecution or conviction. Use stronger identifiers and the court outcome.
Identity safeguard

Verify the person before relying on a booking

First and last names match
Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent
Date of birth matches
Arrest date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Booking number matches another official record
Court case follows the same incident
Custody status matches the expected facility
Minimum standard: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an accusation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
Troubleshooting

No Weld County arrest record found?

The arrest occurred today The official report states that its searchable results run through yesterday.
Intake is still underway Fingerprinting, medical screening and data entry can delay publication.
The spelling differs Search the surname alone and test hyphens, maiden names, aliases and suffixes.
The person was not booked into Weld Jail A citation, hospital hold or booking in another county may not appear.
The arrest happened outside Weld County Search the county where the person was taken into custody.
The arrest is before February 14, 2006 Submit a records request or contact the arresting agency.
The person was released The arrest can remain in the archive even when current custody has ended.
The record is restricted Juvenile, sealed and legally protected records may be unavailable.
Missing-booking call script
I am trying to confirm the booking or custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person was booked into Weld County Jail, released, transferred or listed under another spelling or identifier?
Arrest-to-court timeline

What happens after a Weld County arrest?

Law-enforcement incident The city police department, Sheriff or other agency creates its incident and arrest records.
Weld County Jail booking Jail staff record identity, property, charges, warrants, bail and holds.
Medical and mental-health screening New prisoners are evaluated for immediate medical, medication and mental-health needs.
Classification Charges, history, behavior and safety factors can affect housing.
Initial court appearance The judge addresses rights, counsel, release conditions and future court dates.
Prosecutor filing decision Prosecutors may file the booking allegation, amend it or decline prosecution.
County or district court case Misdemeanors are generally handled in county court; felony cases proceed in district court after the initial stages.
Release or transfer The person may bond out, receive another release order or remain because of another hold.
Final disposition The case may end through dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction, sentence or another order.
Correction or sealing Missing CBI disposition data may be updated, and an eligible person may pursue record sealing.
Sheriff records request

Request a Weld Sheriff arrest, incident or inmate record

The Sheriff Records Unit manages police reports, arrest records, citations, warrants and other agency records under the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act.
Confirm Weld Sheriff holds the record A Greeley, Evans, Windsor, Frederick or another municipal police report should be requested from that department.
Download the release application Use the form linked on the Sheriff Records Unit page. Open the Records Unit instructions
Name the exact documents Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause narrative, supplements or inmate record needed.
Add official identifiers Include the booking number, report number, arrest date, location and court case number.
Request electronic delivery Electronic copies can reduce printing and mailing work.
Set a cost limit Sheriff requests may incur charges based on the work required under the county fee schedule.
Submit through the official portal Upload the completed request and save the confirmation number. Submit the Weld Sheriff records request
Copy-ready request wording
Under the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause statement and releasable supplements concerning [full legal name] for the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are report number [number], booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a cost estimate before processing if the charge will exceed $[amount], and identify the legal basis for information withheld or redacted.
Records Unit
1555 N. 17th Avenue Garden Level Greeley, CO 80631
Contact and hoursPhone: 970-400-2770 Fax: 970-400-2771 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Agency router

Send the report request to the correct department

Arresting agency says Weld County Sheriff Submit the request to the Weld Sheriff Records Unit.
Arresting agency says Greeley Police Request the police report from Greeley Police, even though the person was booked at Weld County Jail.
Evans, Windsor or Frederick Police made the arrest Request the incident report from that municipal department.
Another county issued the warrant Weld may hold the booking, but the issuing court and outside agency control other records.
You need filed court documents Contact Weld County Combined Courts rather than law enforcement.
You need a statewide Colorado history Use the Colorado Bureau of Investigation rather than the county jail archive.
19th Judicial District

Find the Weld County criminal court outcome

Colorado Judicial states that complete online court-record access is not provided directly through its website. Its docket search helps with scheduled events, while register-of-actions searches use approved commercial providers. Official documents come from the court.
Search the official docket Use Weld County and the known name, case number or date. Open Colorado docket search
Use the case number when available A case-number search is safer than relying on a common name.
Identify the correct court level Weld County Court handles misdemeanors, traffic matters and felony complaints. District Court handles felony criminal cases.
Compare the arrest and filing dates The case filing may occur after the jail booking.
Find the filed charges Compare them with the Sheriff’s booking charge.
Read each count separately One count may be dismissed while another leads to conviction.
Check warrant entries chronologically A warrant-issued entry may be followed by service, recall or another court order.
Find the final disposition Look for dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction, judgment and sentence.
Request official documents Use the Colorado Judicial online records-request form or contact Weld Records. Request official court records
Weld County Centennial Center
915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631
Clerk: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
File and records contactPhone: 970-475-2400 Email: 19JDRecords@judicial.state.co.us
Court Information CenterPhone: 970-475-2410 Email: 19SelfHelp@judicial.state.co.us
Transcript requestsPhone: 970-475-2400 Email: 19Transcripts@judicial.state.co.us
Official warrant search

Check a Weld County warrant safely

Open the Sheriff’s warrant search Search Weld County warrants
Start with the name Enter the first and last name before adding narrower filters.
Use optional filters Filters include city, ZIP code, bail range, warrant date, crime level, charge wording and jurisdiction.
Check the jurisdiction Results can involve Greeley Municipal Court, Frederick Municipal Court, Evans Police, Milliken Police, Weld County Court or District Court.
Read the latest status Search results can change. Confirm before taking legal or financial action.
Contact the court when the warrant concerns you Weld Combined Courts can provide procedural information at 970-475-2400.
The Sheriff warns that a missing online result does not rule out a warrant. Municipal, federal, outside-agency or not-yet-automated warrants may exist.
Weld Combined Courts states that a person may turn in at the Clerk’s Office at 915 10th Street between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. A person with an active warrant may also turn in at Weld County Jail, 2110 O Street. Legal advice should be obtained before deciding how to proceed.
Bail and bond

Confirm and post a Weld County bond correctly

Confirm the booking and case Have the inmate’s full name, date of birth, case number and booking number.
List every charge and hold Ask whether one payment clears the entire booking.
Call the Bond Desk Confirm the current amount, type and accepted method. Call Weld County Bond Desk: 970-400-3921
Choose cash or surety Weld identifies cash and surety as the two common bond types.
Prepare the correct payment Cash bonds may use cash or a cashier’s check. Cashier’s checks and money orders must be payable to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office.
Use only the authorized online provider Online payment requires the inmate’s name, date of birth, case number and full bond amount. Post an authorized Weld County online bond
Put the payer’s name on a cash bond Notify the Sheriff when you want the bond refund issued in your name after the court releases it.
Keep the paperwork A payer has the right to bond documents and the next court date.

Colorado money-bond rights explained by Weld County

Only the bond amount is required to secure release
Booking debts do not have to be paid for release
$10 bond fee can be charged as a later debt
Credit-card fee is capped at 3.5%
Cash, check and money-order bond payments cannot have kiosk fees
Bond payment is made to the holding county
A third-party payer cannot be forced to pay inmate debts from bond funds
The payer can receive documentation of the next court date
Weld states that the six-hour release timeline generally begins after required conditions are met and the jail is notified that bond is ready, unless extraordinary circumstances exist. Required electronic monitoring can allow a hold of up to 24 hours.
Bond-verification script
I am calling about booking number [number] for [full legal name]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond type and amount for each charge, every outside hold, accepted payment methods and whether electronic monitoring or another condition can delay release.
Defense assistance

Apply for the Weld County public defender

Colorado Public Defender states that a person currently in jail automatically qualifies for its services. After release, an application and financial qualification process are required for continued representation.
Ask for counsel at the initial appearance The court addresses the right to counsel and pretrial release.
Complete the application after release Fill out the Application for State Paid Professional completely. Open the public-defender application guide
Collect proof of finances Documents may include pay stubs, tax returns, employer letters, SSI or unemployment award letters.
Contact the Greeley office This office represents Weld County state-court defendants.
Do not use this office for municipal or federal cases Colorado State Public Defender represents qualifying defendants in Colorado state courts.
Use a private defense lawyer when required Verify licensing, experience, fees and who will personally handle the case.
Greeley Public Defender
710 11th Avenue, Suite 100 Greeley, CO 80631
Direct contactPhone: 970-353-8224 Fax: 970-352-8293 Email: Greeley@coloradodefenders.us
Victim support

Get a Weld County victim advocate and custody alerts

Weld Sheriff victim advocates are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The unit serves unincorporated Weld County and listed Sheriff service areas.
Identify which agency handled the crime A city police department may provide its own victim advocate.
Contact Weld Sheriff Victim Services Use the Sheriff unit for qualifying Sheriff cases. Call 970-400-2878
Request the Victim Rights packet Ask for the Colorado Victim Rights Act information if it was not provided.
Provide the case identifiers Have the report number, court case number, defendant and hearing date.
Register with Colorado VINE Receive available confidential custody-status alerts. Register for VINE notifications
Contact the District Attorney Victim Witness Unit Use the prosecutor’s advocate for court-stage notifications, hearings and restitution.
Weld Sheriff Victim ServicesPhone: 970-400-2878 Main Sheriff line: 970-356-4015
Emailvictimservices@weld.gov Use the report or case number in the message.
Weld County Jail visitation

Register and schedule a personal visit

Weld requires accounts in both GettingOut and the Weld County ViaPath scheduling system. A digital driver’s license is not accepted for registration.
Create a GettingOut account Use this account for visit connection, messaging and tablet-related services. Create the GettingOut account
Make the address match the physical ID ViaPath verifies the account information.
Upload a clear profile photograph No filters, hats, headgear, sunglasses or another person in the image.
Upload the physical government ID GettingOut asks for the front and back. Digital IDs are not accepted.
Add the incarcerated person The person must accept the visitor into the contacts list.
Create the scheduling account Register separately with the Weld County ViaPath Visitor Web. Open Weld County visit scheduling
Upload the scheduling ID image The scheduling system requires the front of the physical ID and a valid profile photograph.
Wait for jail approval Once approved, the visitor can schedule available appointments.
Schedule at least 24 hours ahead Family and friends may schedule up to one week in advance.
Bring the original ID onsite Photocopies are not accepted. The name and date of birth must match the registration.

Visit types, limits and charges

Weld County personal-visit rules
Visit type Charge Duration Visitor rule
Onsite Free Up to 30 minutes Two onsite visits per inmate per week.
Remote $0.20 per minute Up to 30 minutes Unlimited remote visits, subject to availability and rules.
Onsite participants No additional charge Same appointment One registered adult and up to two approved minors.
Remote participants Per-minute charge applies Same appointment Others may participate while the registered visitor remains present.

Published visit windows

Remote: Monday–Saturday
  • 8:00–9:30 a.m.
  • 12:00–1:30 p.m.
  • 3:30–5:30 p.m.
  • 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Remote: Sunday
  • 8:00–9:30 a.m.
  • 12:00–5:30 p.m.
  • 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Onsite: Monday–Friday
  • 8:00–9:30 a.m.
  • 12:00–1:30 p.m.
  • 3:30–5:30 p.m.
Onsite: Saturday
  • 8:30–9:30 a.m.
  • 12:00–1:30 p.m.
  • 3:30–4:30 p.m.
There are no onsite visits on Sundays or on New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Weather, lockdown or facility operations can cancel visits.

Visitation rules that can end the appointment

No photocopied or digital ID
Minors need a parent or legal guardian
Children cannot be left unattended
No unauthorized people at onsite monitors
No pets
No revealing, transparent or strapless clothing
No gang, alcohol or drug-promoting clothing
No hats or bandanas
No food or drinks at monitors
No phones or cameras at onsite monitors
No video cameras during remote visits
No driving during a remote visit
All visits are monitored and recorded. Violations or disruptive behavior can cause early termination and a visitor ban lasting six months to one year.
ViaPath registration and scheduling help: 877-650-4249
Personal and legal mail

Send mail to a Weld County Jail inmate

Personal mail-scanning address Weld County Sheriff – North Jail Complex, CO Inmate Name, Inmate ID P.O. Box 247 Phoenix, MD 21131
Verify current custody and inmate ID Do not mail using only a name.
Use the North Jail Complex heading Copy the facility wording shown in the official instructions.
Add the full name and inmate ID Mail must be addressed to the person named on the envelope.
Send ordinary letters and pictures to Maryland Personal mail is scanned and delivered digitally to the tablet.
Use the Greeley address for legal and special mail Attorney mail, money orders, cashier’s checks, government checks and documents needing signature or notarization go directly to the jail.
Legal and special-mail address Inmate Name Weld County Jail 2110 O Street Greeley, CO 80631
For personal mail containing a money order, cashier’s check, government check or documents needing signature or notarization, label the back of the envelope “money order enclosed” or “documents to be notarized/signed.”

Mail that can be rejected

Blank stationery or greeting cards
Postage stamps and blank envelopes
Newspaper or magazine clippings
Internet articles or printed online material
Gang or security-threat material
Sexually explicit or provocative content
Lipstick, glitter, glue or unknown substances
Material advocating violence or discrimination
Puzzles, coloring pages or music lyrics
Screenshots or social-media material
Food, snacks or packages
Books shipped into the jail

Digital messages and photographs

Digital photo$0.50 per photograph through the ViaPath tablet system.
Digital message$0.50 for a message of up to 1,500 characters.
Rejected contentGang, explicit, threatening, social-media and prohibited graphic content can be rejected.
Commissary, calls and accounts

Deposit money and receive jail telephone calls

Commissary deposit options

Weld County inmate money-account methods
Method Instructions Important fee or rule
Money order Payable to Weld County Sheriff’s Office and mailed to 2110 O Street. Write the inmate’s name in the “for” or “remarks” field.
Lobby kiosk Available 24 hours a day at the jail. Accepts cash; bills larger than $1 are accepted.
Telephone deposit Call Access SecureDeposits at 866-345-1884. Debit and credit cards accepted.
Online deposit Use Access Corrections. Weld publishes a $4 Access SecureDeposits fee.
Deposit commissary money Call deposit support: 866-345-1884

ViaPath account changes effective October 30, 2025

Open GettingOut Deposits Select “Make Deposit.” Open GettingOut
Log in or continue as guest Both options are shown in the deposit workflow.
Select Colorado Choose “Weld County CO North Jail” as the facility.
Choose the correct account Options can include the Incarcerated Person Tablet Account, Communication Account and My Messaging.
Use AdvancePay for video visits Weld states that My Messaging funds are not available to pay for video visits after the 2025 change.

Telephone rules

AdvancePayCreate a prepaid account tied to your telephone number through ConnectNetwork.
Collect callsSome qualifying landline accounts may accept collect billing.
Call lengthPersonal calls are recorded and limited to 15 minutes.
No ordinary incoming calls to inmates
International calls are unavailable
Call forwarding can cause disconnection
A fee is billed for accepted calls
A telephone number can be blocked through a jail supervisor
Staff do not deliver ordinary personal messages
Create an AdvancePay account AdvancePay: 800-483-8314 Customer service: 877-650-4249
State prison search

When to use Colorado Department of Corrections

Use CDOC for

  • A person currently recorded in Colorado state correctional custody.
  • A DOC number and current state facility.
  • State-prison information after a qualifying sentence or transfer.

Do not use CDOC alone for

  • A recent Weld County Jail booking.
  • Every prior Weld County arrest.
  • The filed criminal court charges.
  • A complete Colorado criminal history.
Search by DOC number when possible A DOC number is safer than a common-name search.
Otherwise search the name Use the first and last name and compare available identifiers.
Record the current facility Facility assignment determines state-prison mail and visitation procedures.
Return to the court case for the conviction The offender locator is not the official court judgment. Open the Colorado DOC offender search
Statewide Colorado history

Use the CBI Internet Criminal History Check

The CBI Internet Criminal History Check is a name-based Colorado-only search. It can return multiple possible matches for common names and is not the same as a fingerprint-confirmed identity check.
Confirm you need statewide Colorado information Use the Weld booking search when the question is limited to a Weld County Jail admission.
Open the CBI search Enter accurate name and date-of-birth information. Run the Colorado CBI history search
Review every possible match Common names and birth dates can return more than one downloadable result.
Remember that each downloaded result is charged separately Review the matches before downloading unnecessary records.
Check the court disposition A missing or unknown disposition should be resolved through the court and CBI update process.

Records excluded from the public CBI result

Juvenile arrests for people 17 or younger, unless adjudicated as an adult
Traffic arrests for people 15 or younger
Arrests sealed by court order
Information outside the Colorado-only product’s scope
The downloadable Internet Criminal History result cannot be notarized. CBI provides a separate name-and-date-of-birth request process when a notarized Colorado history is required.
Record correction

Update a missing or incorrect Colorado disposition

Obtain the CBI result Identify the arrest and the exact field showing an unknown or missing disposition.
Find the corresponding Weld court case Match the arrest date, agency and charges.
Request the court disposition Obtain the document showing how every charge ended.
Send the disposition to CBI Include identifying information sufficient to match the arrest.
Handle a case that never reached court CBI requires agency and court letters when no case exists or records were purged.
Submit all three required letters together CBI identifies letters from the arresting agency, the arresting agency’s municipal court and the district court.
Recheck the history Allow processing time and obtain a new search when proof of the updated result is needed.
CBI Disposition UnitEmail: cdps_cbi_dispos@state.co.us Fax: 303-239-4405, Attn: Dispos
Mail
Biometric Identification and Records Unit Colorado Bureau of Investigation 690 Kipling Street, Suite 3000 Lakewood, CO 80215
Open the official disposition-update instructions
Colorado record sealing

Prepare to seal an eligible Weld County record

Eligibility is case-specific. The disposition, offense, waiting period, criminal history and current Colorado law determine whether sealing is available.
Collect every Weld case number Use the booking report, court records and CBI history.
Obtain every final disposition Confirm how each count ended.
Separate non-convictions from convictions Dismissed, acquitted and convicted cases can follow different sealing rules.
Review Colorado eligibility Use the current court forms and C.R.S. 24-72-703 requirements.
File in the correct court CBI states that a person petitions the district, county or municipal court where the arrest or criminal record was filed.
Pay applicable court charges or request a waiver Court filing and copy charges may remain.
Serve required agencies Follow the petition instructions for prosecutors, law enforcement and record repositories.
Attend a hearing when ordered Bring the dispositions and evidence supporting eligibility.
Obtain the signed sealing order Filing a petition alone does not seal the record.
Confirm CBI processing CBI stopped charging its separate sealing fee on July 1, 2024, but court fees can still apply.
Recheck the public systems Allow agency processing time before verifying the arrest report, court access and CBI history.
CBI Seals UnitEmail: cdps_cbi_seals@state.co.us Fax: 303-239-4405, Attn: Seals
Weld Court Self-HelpPhone: 970-475-2410 Email: 19SelfHelp@judicial.state.co.us
Review CBI sealing instructions Find Colorado sealing forms
Sealing restricts public access under Colorado law. It does not necessarily remove independently published news reports, screenshots or privately retained copies.
Addresses and direct contacts

Weld County arrest-record contact board

Weld County Jail
2110 O Street Greeley, CO 80631
Main: 970-356-4015
Bond Desk970-400-3921 Confirm amount, type, holds and payment before posting.
Master Control970-400-3960 Use for facility routing when appropriate.
Sheriff Records Unit
1555 N. 17th Avenue Garden Level Greeley, CO 80631
970-400-2770
Weld Combined Courts
915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631
970-475-2400
Greeley Public Defender
710 11th Avenue, Suite 100 Greeley, CO 80631
970-353-8224

Weld County Jail map

Confirm before traveling: Check current custody, the correct building, public-access requirements, appointment needs and holiday closures before leaving home.
Official-source verification

Information extracted into this guide

Weld Sheriff searchesDaily arrest coverage, booking fields, VINE links, current warrants and surrender information.
Jail servicesBond rights, online payment, visit rates, schedules, mail addresses, prohibited content, calls and deposits.
Records UnitRequest portal, release application, fax, location, telephone and office hours.
Colorado JudicialWeld courthouse contacts, court roles, docket search, official records requests and self-help routing.
Colorado CBIState history scope, excluded public records, disposition updates and court-order sealing.
Legal safeguardsArrest information is treated as allegation and custody data, not proof of guilt.
Weld County arrest-record FAQs

Search questions answered

How do I search Weld County arrest records?Use the Sheriff’s Daily Arrest Report and search by name or arrest date. Verify the birth date, agency and booking number.
How far back does the online arrest report go?The Sheriff states that the report covers bookings from February 14, 2006 through yesterday.
Does the arrest report show current inmates?It records the arrest event. Use the Colorado VINE link in the result to check current custody.
How do I find the court outcome?Search the Colorado docket, use an approved register-of-actions provider or contact Weld Combined Courts Records.
How do I search Weld warrants?Use the official warrant search and filter by name, date, jurisdiction, bail, crime level or charge.
Does no online warrant result prove there is no warrant?No. Weld warns that other municipal, federal, outside-agency or non-automated warrants can exist.
Where do I request a Sheriff report?Submit the release application through Weld Sheriff’s JustFOIA portal or contact the Records Unit at 1555 North 17th Avenue.
Does the Weld report include every Colorado arrest?No. It covers people booked into the Weld County Jail.
How do I obtain a statewide Colorado history?Use the CBI Internet Criminal History Check for a name-based Colorado-only search.
How do I correct a missing CBI disposition?Obtain the court disposition and submit it to the CBI Disposition Unit with the information needed to match the arrest.
Why is an arrest missing?The arrest may be from today, intake may be incomplete, another county may hold the booking or the record may be restricted.
Does a mugshot prove guilt?No. A booking image does not prove identity by itself, prosecution or conviction.
Accuracy and legal-use notice Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Weld County Sheriff, Weld County Jail, Colorado Judicial Branch, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Colorado Department of Corrections, District Attorney or Public Defender. Custody, bond, warrants, court events, facility assignments and release information can change. Confirm current official records before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision. Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This article provides procedural information and is not legal advice.

Last official-source review: July 14, 2026.

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