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Find a Greeley Arrest and Follow It to the Correct Court

A Greeley Police arrest can create records in several different systems. The police report stays with Greeley Police, a jail booking is maintained by Weld County, and the court case can belong to either Greeley Municipal Court or Colorado’s 19th Judicial District.

Use the workflows below to search the booking, request the actual police report, check custody and bond, find the court outcome and solve visitation, public-defender, victim-service or record-sealing questions.

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GREELEY CASE ROUTER VERIFYING
STEP 1 · REPORT GREELEY POLICE
STEP 2 · CUSTODY WELD COUNTY JAIL
STEP 3 · OUTCOME 19TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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Arrest does not mean conviction. A Greeley Police arrest entry or Weld County booking records an allegation and custody event. Prosecutors can decline, replace or amend charges, and a court can dismiss a case or find the defendant not guilty.
Greeley booking search

Use the Weld County jail arrest report.

Booking archive

February 14, 2006 through yesterday.

Police report

Request it directly from Greeley Police.

Two court systems

Municipal ordinance vs. county/state criminal case.

Official review

Facts checked August 14, 2026.

Start here

Which Greeley record contains the answer?

WELD JAIL Was the person booked?

Search jail admissions, booking number, arresting agency, listed charges, bail and custody-status link.

Look for “Greeley PD” in the arresting-agency field.
GREELEY POLICE What did officers report?

Request the incident report, arrest report, photographs, evidence copies, body-camera footage or dispatch record.

The jail does not replace the police report.
19TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Was a state crime filed?

Use Weld County court records for Colorado misdemeanor and felony cases.

Use for state criminal charges, judgment and sentence.
GREELEY MUNICIPAL COURT Was it a city ordinance case?

The city court hears alleged violations of Greeley’s Charter and municipal ordinances.

Use its separate docket and records-request process.
Best verification sequence: Search the Weld booking → confirm “Greeley PD” → save the booking number → request the GPD report if needed → identify municipal versus state court → locate the final disposition.

Go directly to the answer you need

Official booking search

How to search Greeley arrest records step by step

Important: Greeley Police does not operate a separate public name-search database containing every GPD arrest. People booked into the Weld County Jail appear in the county booking system.
Open the Weld County Daily Arrest Report This is the official public booking search used for people admitted to the Weld County Jail. Open the official arrest search
Search the last name first The official tool supports first name, last name and arrest-date searches. A surname-only search reduces missed results caused by middle names or spelling differences.
Open every plausible booking Do not assume the first matching name belongs to the correct person.
Check the arresting agency For a Greeley Police arrest, the result should normally identify Greeley PD as the arresting agency.
Match the date of birth Combine DOB with the arrest date and agency before treating the result as a match.
Save the booking number Weld booking numbers are useful when calling the jail, discussing bond, sending mail or scheduling services.
Read every charge separately One arrest can have several allegations, warrants or bond entries.
Open Check Custody Status The arrest entry links to Colorado VINE for current custody information.
Identify the correct court A Greeley Municipal Court ordinance case and a Colorado state criminal case are not searched in the same system.
Locate the final disposition The booking charge is not the final answer. Confirm dismissal, plea, conviction, acquittal, judgment or sentence in court.
Search coverage

What the Weld booking search does—and does not—cover

It can help find

  • People booked into the Weld County Jail.
  • Bookings beginning February 14, 2006.
  • Searches through the previous day.
  • Greeley Police arrests resulting in a Weld jail booking.
  • Arrest date and time.
  • Arresting agency.
  • Booking number.
  • Listed charges and bail entries.
  • A link to current custody status.

It does not prove or include

  • Every police contact in Greeley.
  • Every citation where nobody entered the county jail.
  • Every Colorado arrest.
  • The complete Greeley Police incident narrative.
  • The final prosecutor charging decision.
  • The final criminal court outcome.
  • Guaranteed current custody from an old booking page.
  • Sealed or legally restricted information.
Search timing: The Sheriff’s published Daily Arrest Report runs through arrests made yesterday. A Greeley arrest made today may not yet be searchable there.
Open Weld Sheriff transparency reports
Booking decoder

What each Greeley-area booking field really means

Booking fields, limitations and best next actions
Field What it tells you What it does not prove Next action
Booking number A specific Weld County Jail intake. It is not the court case number. Save it for jail and bond questions.
Arrest date When the listed arrest occurred. It may differ from offense or filing date. Compare it with the GPD report.
Arresting agency Who made the arrest. It does not identify the final court automatically. Look for Greeley PD when researching a GPD arrest.
DOB A strong identity-matching field. It should not be used alone. Match agency, date and booking number.
Charge description The allegation recorded for booking. It does not prove guilt or final prosecution. Check the complaint or information in court.
Bail amount A money-bond entry associated with the case. Paying one entry may not clear another hold. Call the Weld Bond Desk first.
Hold or warrant Another case or agency may affect release. The local charge may not control custody. Identify the issuing court or agency.
Custody link Routes to Colorado VINE for current status. The historical booking page is not live custody proof. Check VINE before visiting or paying.
Release The jail custody event ended. It does not mean the criminal case ended. Search the court docket.
Mugshot A booking photograph when published. A photograph does not prove guilt or identity alone. Match stronger identifiers.
Identity check

Verify the right person before relying on a result

First and last name match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Date of birth matches
Arrest date matches the known incident
Arresting agency says Greeley PD when expected
Booking number matches other official information
Police report number matches the incident
Court case follows the same arrest
Do not identify someone by name or photograph alone. Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or using the result for an important decision.
No-result troubleshooting

No Greeley arrest record found? Check these causes

The arrest occurred today The Weld report normally publishes through yesterday.
Jail intake is incomplete Identification, medical screening and data entry can delay a booking.
No Weld jail booking occurred A citation or release may not create the type of booking you expected.
Another agency made the arrest Check the arresting-agency field rather than assuming every Greeley-area arrest was made by GPD.
The name is recorded differently Try the surname alone, maiden name, former surname, hyphen variation, suffix or alias.
The person was released Use the separate Weld County Daily Inmate Released Report.
The arrest predates the online archive For an older GPD event, request the record directly from Greeley Police.
The record is restricted Juvenile, sealed or legally protected information may be unavailable publicly.
Search Weld County releases
Missing-booking call script
I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked after a Greeley Police arrest on or about [date]. I have [report or booking number, if known]. Can you confirm whether the person was booked, released, transferred or listed under another identifier?
Full case lifecycle

What happens after a Greeley Police arrest?

Greeley Police creates the incident record The agency may create an incident report, arrest report, probable-cause information, evidence records, photographs, body-camera video and dispatch material.
Weld County Jail creates the booking Jail staff process identity, property, charges, holds, money-bond information and custody status.
Judicial review occurs A judge may address probable cause, counsel, release conditions and bond.
The charging authority decides what to file A state prosecution proceeds through the Weld County District Attorney. A city ordinance prosecution can proceed through Greeley Municipal Court.
The correct court opens its case State criminal cases use Colorado’s 19th Judicial District; city ordinance cases use Greeley Municipal Court.
Charges can change The filed count may differ from the original jail allegation.
The case reaches disposition The outcome may be dismissal, plea, acquittal, conviction, judgment or sentence.
Records may later be corrected or sealed Missing dispositions can be sent to CBI, and qualifying records may use Colorado’s sealing process.
Greeley Police records

Request the actual GPD arrest or incident report

Greeley Police Records
2875 W. 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80634
Records: 970-350-9677
Front Desk: 970-350-9605
Police building hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Confirm Greeley Police created the record Check the Weld booking’s arresting-agency field before submitting a request.
Choose the correct request type GPD separates ordinary records, evidence copies, dispatch/911 records and body-worn-camera footage.
Use the police report number Include it whenever known. It is more precise than requesting “everything about a person.”
Add arrest identifiers Include full legal name, date of birth, arrest date, location and Weld booking number.
Complete the required form GPD requires the appropriate Application for Release of Criminal Justice Records.
Sign the pecuniary-gain statement The city states that the request form must contain a signed and dated pecuniary-gain statement.
Submit through JustFOIA for the fastest routing The city also permits mail or in-person submission. Start the Greeley Police records request
Request a cost estimate for a large file Research, redaction, video and evidence work can materially increase the charge.
Copy-ready GPD request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable arrest report, incident report, probable-cause narrative and identified supplements concerning [full legal name], date of birth [date if known], for the incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are Greeley Police report number [number], Weld County booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written cost estimate before processing if charges will exceed $[amount].
Published GPD fees

Know the police-record charges before ordering

Greeley Police criminal-justice records fee schedule
Service Published charge When it matters
Search and retrieval $4 Basic criminal-justice records request.
Research/redaction beyond 10 minutes $9 per 15 minutes / $36 per hour More complex or larger requests.
Printed copy $0.25 per page Standard black-and-white pages.
Location search $9 per location Searching police records connected to an address.
Clearance letter / records check $10 in person / $10.50 by mail When a formal local records check is requested.
Notary/authentication $3 When notarization or authentication is required.
Broad statistical request $36 per hour, one-hour minimum Programming or broad data extraction.
Document viewing $18 per 15 minutes / $72 per hour Staff-assisted document review.
911/dispatch recording $50 initial / $45 each subsequent hour Audio and dispatch-record requests.
Body-camera initial research $67 per hour, one-hour minimum Locating responsive body-worn-camera video.
Body-camera redaction $67 per hour per recording Privacy and legally required video redaction.
Crime-victim rule: Greeley Police states that crime victims have a right to receive the initial police report, although later investigative reports, evidence, body-camera footage, traffic records and 911 recordings can still carry applicable charges.
Court router

Greeley has two different criminal-case paths

Weld County / Colorado state court

Use this for cases alleging violations of Colorado state criminal law.

Common case types: misdemeanors, felonies, state traffic cases, protection-order matters and other Colorado criminal proceedings.
  • 19th Judicial District
  • Weld County Combined Courts
  • Centennial Center: 915 10th Street
  • Clerk: 970-475-2400

Greeley Municipal Court

Use this when the case alleges a violation of Greeley’s Charter or city ordinances.

Common clue: The citation or paperwork identifies Greeley Municipal Court rather than Weld County Court.
  • Court of record
  • Limited municipal jurisdiction
  • 1001 11th Avenue
  • 970-350-9230
Do not merge the systems. A search of Greeley Municipal Court will not replace the Weld County state-court search, and a Colorado state docket does not replace the municipal docket.
19th Judicial District

Search a Weld County criminal case after the arrest

Open Colorado Judicial Docket Search Select Weld County and enter at least one additional filter with the date range. Search the official Colorado docket
Use the case number when known Case-number searching lowers same-name risk.
Otherwise search the party name Compare the full name with the arrest date and booking.
Read the case class Criminal dockets can use designations such as CR, M or T depending on the proceeding.
Check the current hearing The docket can show date, time, courtroom, hearing type and appearance method.
Do not stop at the schedule A docket calendar does not replace the complaint, disposition or sentence order.
Request the actual court documents Select Complaint/Information, Disposition/Sentence Order or Register of Action when applicable. Request the court record
Weld County Centennial Center
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
Phone: 970-475-2400
Email: 19JDclerkofcourt@judicial.state.co.us
Clerk window: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Fourth Wednesday: opens at 8:00 a.m.
City ordinance cases

Search Greeley Municipal Court separately

Greeley Municipal Court
1001 11th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
Phone: 970-350-9230
Fax: 970-350-9231
Email: McCourt@Greeleygov.com
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Check the citation or complaint Confirm that it names Greeley Municipal Court.
Open the city docket search The current system searches upcoming scheduled cases using the last name and date of birth. Search the municipal docket
Enter the last name exactly as recorded The city specifically instructs users to enter the surname as it appears in Municipal Court.
Enter the date of birth This reduces same-name errors.
Call if the expected date is missing The Municipal Court advises contacting the office when an expected court date does not appear.
Request the case record separately when needed Municipal Court records use a dedicated City of Greeley request rather than the GPD police-record request. Open the Municipal Court records request
Payment warning: A municipal citation marked “Summons Only,” or one with no payable amount, requires a court appearance. An eligible payable citation can use the court’s published payment process.
Official court proof

Order a disposition, register of actions or certified copy

Colorado Judicial document-request charges
Service Published charge Best use
Ordinary copy $0.25 per page Reviewing the actual filed documents.
Party/attorney copy cap Maximum $15 when applicable Parties and their attorneys; no equivalent cap for non-parties.
Certified or exemplified copy $20 per document Formal proof of disposition or court order.
Name search $5 When the court case number is unknown.
Transcript of judgment $25 Formal judgment information.
Research/redaction $30 per hour after the first hour Complex or sensitive record requests.
Off-site retrieval Actual retrieval cost Older stored case files.
Select Weld County as the location Use the official Record/Document Request form.
Enter the case number If unknown, provide party name, DOB and filing-year information.
Select the exact criminal document Common options include Complaint/Information and Disposition/Sentence Order.
Request the Register of Action when you need the timeline The ROA gives a brief history including charges, sentences and minute orders.
Select certification only when required Avoid paying for certification if an ordinary copy solves the task.
Warrant search

Check a possible Greeley or Weld County warrant safely

Search the Weld Sheriff warrant database Use the person’s legal name and confirm the details carefully. Search official Weld warrants
Check the issuing jurisdiction A warrant may originate from state court, municipal court or another jurisdiction.
Search the related court docket Look for later entries showing service, recall, quashing or another disposition.
Confirm directly before acting Contact the issuing court or responsible law-enforcement agency.
Use legal counsel when the warrant concerns you A lawyer can explain appearance, surrender, bond and hearing options.
Weld Sheriff Warrant & Fugitive Tip Line
970-304-6565
Toll free: 800-436-2859
Email: warrants@weldgov.com
Never confront or attempt to detain a person yourself. Similar names and later court orders can make an older warrant result misleading.
Bond and release

Confirm every Greeley case before posting money

Weld County Jail Bond Desk
Phone: 970-400-3921
Confirm the person and booking Have the full legal name, date of birth and booking number.
List every charge and case Separate bond entries can exist on multiple cases.
Ask about every hold Another warrant or agency detainer can affect release.
Confirm the current bond type Common Weld County options include cash and surety bonds.
Prepare the correct cash-bond payment Weld states that cash or a cashier’s check can be used for a cash bond. Checks and money orders must be payable to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office.
For online payment, verify the live instructions first The Sheriff’s current jail page provides the authorized electronic-bond process and requires the person’s name, DOB, case number and full bond amount. Open current Weld bond instructions
Tell staff who posted a cash bond Ask that the payer’s name appear correctly so the court can return funds to the proper person when appropriate.
Keep the paperwork The payer has the right to bond paperwork including the next scheduled court date.

Colorado money-bond rights published by Weld County

Only the actual bond amount is required to secure release
Booking debts do not have to be paid first
A $10 bond fee can be charged later as debt
Credit-card payment fee is capped at 3.5%
Cash/check/money-order payment cannot include extra kiosk fees
Bond payment is made to the holding county
Third-party bond money cannot be forced toward inmate debt
The payer may receive next-court-date paperwork
Release timing: Weld publishes a six-hour release requirement after the statutory triggering conditions are met unless extraordinary circumstances exist. A required electronic-monitoring installation can permit a hold of up to 24 hours.
Defense representation

Get the correct lawyer for a Greeley criminal case

Colorado state criminal case

The Colorado State Public Defender’s Greeley office represents qualifying defendants in Weld County state cases.

  • 710 11th Avenue, Suite 100
  • Greeley, CO 80631
  • 970-353-8224
  • Greeley@coloradodefenders.us

Greeley Municipal Court case

Ask the Municipal Court about eligibility and the procedure for requesting a court-appointed attorney in a qualifying case.

  • 1001 11th Avenue
  • Greeley, CO 80631
  • 970-350-9230
  • Use the court’s indigency forms when directed.
Open Greeley Public Defender See how to apply Open Municipal Court forms
Jail-call warning: Do not discuss case facts on an ordinary recorded inmate telephone call. Use the confidential legal-communication procedure provided to attorneys.
Victim assistance

Get Greeley victim support, court help and custody alerts

Greeley Police Victim Services
Phone: 970-351-5345
Have the GPD report number available It helps the advocate identify the correct incident.
Ask for immediate victim assistance GPD lists referrals involving medical care, mental health, financial assistance, transportation, childcare and other support.
Ask about protective orders Victim Services can explain where court assistance is available.
Register for custody notifications Colorado VINE provides free confidential notification when participating jail custody changes. Register for VINE notifications
Contact the District Attorney after state charges are filed The DA’s victim/witness program can assist with the prosecution stage.
Ask about crime-victim compensation Eligible losses can include medical expenses, counseling, lost earnings and certain other expenses.
Weld County District Attorney
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80632
Phone: 970-356-4010
Open Greeley victim-assistance details
Weld County Jail visitation

Register and schedule a visit without losing the appointment

Weld County uses ViaPath/GettingOut. Visitors need the required accounts and approval before scheduling.
Confirm the person is still at Weld County Jail Check Colorado VINE before registering or traveling.
Create the GettingOut account Use the address that matches your physical driver license. Create the GettingOut account
Add a clear profile photograph No filters, hats, sunglasses or another person in the photograph.
Upload physical identification Weld states that digital IDs are not accepted.
Add the incarcerated person The person in custody must accept the visitor into the contact list.
Create the separate scheduling registration Each adult visitor needs an approved Visitor Web registration. Open Weld visit scheduling
Wait for approval Approved visitors schedule their own appointments.
Schedule at least 24 hours in advance Personal visits can be scheduled up to one week ahead.
Choose onsite or remote Onsite visits are free. Remote visits currently cost $0.20 per minute.
Bring the original ID for onsite visitation No photocopies; name and date of birth must match the approved registration.

Visit duration and limits

Published Weld County Jail personal-visitation rules
Visit Charge Maximum Limit
Onsite Free 30 minutes Two onsite visits per inmate per week.
Remote $0.20 per minute 30 minutes Unlimited remote visits subject to availability and rules.
Onsite participants No extra published visit fee Same appointment One registered adult plus up to two approved minors.

Published visiting hours

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.
Visit information — English: 970-400-4045
Visit information — Spanish: 970-400-4043
Schedule visits: 970-304-6556
ViaPath registration help: 877-650-4249
Jail rules

Avoid a denied or terminated Weld County visit

Identification
  • Valid government picture ID required.
  • No photocopies for onsite check-in.
  • Name and DOB must match registration.
  • Digital identification is not accepted for registration.
Minor visitors
  • Must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
  • Only one registered adult and two minors onsite.
  • Proof of guardianship can be requested.
  • Children cannot be left unattended.
Clothing
  • No spaghetti straps or strapless/tank tops.
  • No revealing or see-through clothing.
  • No gang clothing or colors.
  • No clothing promoting drugs or alcohol.
  • No hats or bandanas.
Onsite behavior
  • No unauthorized people at the monitors.
  • No food or drinks at visit monitors.
  • No cellphones or cameras.
  • Follow all staff instructions.
Remote behavior
  • Registered visitor must remain present.
  • No video cameras.
  • No calling other people during the visit.
  • No driving during the visit.
Monitoring
  • Visits are monitored.
  • Visits are recorded.
  • Violations can terminate the session.
  • Visitor bans can last six months to one year.
Onsite visitation is not offered on New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, and appointments can also be canceled for weather or operational reasons.
Jail mail

Use the correct address for personal versus legal mail

Ordinary personal mail

Weld County Sheriff – North Jail Complex, CO
Inmate Name, Inmate ID
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

Letters and photographs are scanned and delivered digitally to the inmate’s tablet.

Legal mail, checks and signature documents

Inmate Name
Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

Use this route for attorney mail and qualifying documents requiring signature or notarization.

Personal envelopes containing an approved money order, cashier’s check, government check or papers requiring signature/notarization should be clearly marked on the back with the appropriate description such as “money order enclosed” or “documents to be notarized/signed.”

Common rejected mail

Blank stationery or greeting cards
Postage stamps or blank envelopes
Newspaper or magazine clippings
Printed internet articles
Gang or security-threat material
Sexually explicit material
Glitter, glue, lipstick or unknown substances
Puzzles, coloring pages or music lyrics
Social-media screenshots
Food, snacks or packages
Books mailed directly into the jail
Material threatening facility safety
Commissary

Deposit money into a Weld County inmate account

Published Weld County commissary deposit options
Method How it works Important rule
Money order Mail to Weld County Jail, 2110 O Street. Payable to Weld County Sheriff’s Office; put inmate name in “for” or “remarks.”
Lobby kiosk Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Published kiosk accepts cash.
Telephone Call Access SecureDeposits at 866-345-1884. Debit and credit card deposits accepted.
Online Use Access Corrections. Published Access SecureDeposits fee is $4.
Jail employees cannot accept cash or personal checks for an inmate account.
Make an approved commissary deposit
Calls and tablets

Set up Weld County Jail phone and messaging services

AdvancePay

Create a prepaid account allowing the person in custody to call your specific telephone number.

Open ConnectNetwork

GettingOut

Used for tablet services, messaging, deposits and connecting to video visitation.

Open GettingOut
Inmates place outgoing calls
Personal calls are recorded
Talk time is limited to 15 minutes per call
International numbers are not supported
Call forwarding can disconnect the call
Ordinary jail staff do not deliver personal messages
Emergency messages must be verified
A phone number can be blocked by contacting an on-duty supervisor
AdvancePay: 800-483-8314
ViaPath customer service: 877-650-4249
Refunds: 866-516-0115
Colorado statewide history

Use CBI when a Greeley-only search is not enough

A Weld County booking search is not a complete Colorado criminal history. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation maintains statewide fingerprint-based Criminal History Record Information submitted by Colorado agencies.

ICHC name-based search

  • Colorado-only criminal-history search.
  • Available instantly online.
  • Current standard online name-search fee: $6 per downloaded result.
  • Each downloaded possible match is charged separately.
  • The online result cannot be notarized.

Fingerprint-based public request

  • Stronger identity verification.
  • Current CBI processing fee: $16.50.
  • Fingerprint-vendor charges can be additional.
  • Useful when a same-name result creates uncertainty.
Decide whether statewide history is actually needed Use the free Weld search first when the question is only whether someone was booked locally.
Open the CBI ICHC system Search the most accurate legal name and DOB available. Run the Colorado criminal-history search
Review possible matches before paying Common names can produce multiple candidate records.
Check the disposition field A missing or unknown court result should be corrected before treating the history as complete.

Records excluded from the public ICHC search

Juvenile arrests at age 17 or younger unless adjudicated as an adult
Traffic arrests involving a person age 15 or younger
Arrests sealed by court order
Records outside Colorado’s repository
Colorado Bureau of Investigation — Records
690 Kipling Street, Suite 3000
Lakewood, CO 80215
Background checks: 303-239-4208
Fix inaccurate records

Correct a wrong Greeley arrest or missing disposition

Identify which system is wrong Compare the GPD report, Weld booking, court record and CBI history.
Save the exact disputed information Record the report number, booking number, case number and wrong charge or disposition.
Correct a Greeley Police source error through GPD Start with the Police Records unit when the originating police record is inaccurate.
Correct the court record through the court Obtain the corrected or certified judicial document.
Use the CBI disposition process when statewide history is incomplete CBI accepts official court or agency proof to update missing disposition information.
When old records have been purged, collect official letters CBI can require documentation from the arresting agency, municipal court and district court showing that a search was performed and no disposition remains.
Recheck every affected system Updating CBI does not automatically guarantee that every separate website or private database is corrected.
CBI Disposition Unit
Email: cdps_cbi_dispos@state.co.us
Fax: 303-239-4405
690 Kipling Street, Suite 3000
Lakewood, CO 80215
Open CBI disposition instructions
Colorado record sealing

Choose the correct sealing path for a Greeley case

No charges filed

Colorado Judicial lists JDF 416 instructions and JDF 417 Petition to Seal Arrest Records.

Case ended without conviction

Use the simplified non-conviction route: JDF 491 instructions and JDF 477 motion.

County/district conviction

Use JDF 611 guidance and JDF 612 Motion to Seal Conviction Records when eligible.

Multiple conviction cases

Colorado provides JDF 640 guidance and JDF 641 for qualifying multiple-case requests.

Greeley Municipal Court case

The city publishes separate Municipal Court motions for dismissed cases and qualifying municipal convictions.

Juvenile record

Juvenile delinquency records use the expungement process rather than the adult sealing forms.

Published state-court filing fees

Colorado Judicial criminal-record sealing filing charges
Route Published fee Important note
Petition to seal arrest records $224 Used for specified petition-based arrest-record routes.
Seal qualifying non-conviction record $0 Applies to the qualifying non-conviction process.
CBI sealing processing fee $0 CBI stopped charging a separate sealing-processing fee July 1, 2024.
Collect the arrest information Save the GPD report number, Weld booking number and every criminal case number.
Obtain the final disposition Eligibility depends heavily on how each charge ended.
Check automatic sealing first Colorado has a defendant-only search for certain automatically sealed convictions. Check automatic sealing
Select the correct form group Do not use conviction forms for a no-charge arrest or municipal forms for a Weld state-court case. Open Colorado Seal My Case forms
Use the Greeley Municipal Court forms for a city case The city publishes a motion to seal a fully dismissed case and a municipal conviction-sealing motion. Open Greeley Municipal Court sealing forms
File in the court that maintains the case Follow the current form instructions for notice, service and hearing requirements.
Obtain the signed order Keep certified copies.
Send the order to CBI when required CBI must receive the signed order to update its criminal-history system.
Recheck public access after processing Verify the court, police, jail and statewide systems after the statutory processing period.
CBI Seals Unit
Email: cdps_cbi_seals@state.co.us
Fax: 303-239-4405
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
690 Kipling Street, Suite 4000
Lakewood, CO 80215
A sealing order restricts public access under Colorado law, but it does not automatically remove independently published news reports, screenshots or privately retained copies.
Local contact board

Greeley police, jail, court and legal contacts

Greeley Police Department
2875 W. 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80634

Front Desk: 970-350-9605

Records: 970-350-9677

Weld County Jail
2110 O Street
Greeley, CO 80631

970-356-4015

Weld Jail Bond Desk

970-400-3921

Confirm bond and holds before paying.

Weld County Combined Courts
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631

970-475-2400

Greeley Municipal Court
1001 11th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631

970-350-9230

Greeley Public Defender
710 11th Avenue, Suite 100
Greeley, CO 80631

970-353-8224

GPD Victim Services

970-351-5345

Police-stage victim support and referrals.

Weld County District Attorney
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80632

970-356-4010

Greeley Police Department map

Weld County Jail map

Weld County Centennial Center map

Greeley Municipal Court map

Before traveling: Confirm the person is still in custody, verify which court actually has the case, check current office hours and bring the identification or case information required for the task.
High-value local details

What this Greeley guide brings into the page

Booking search

Weld archive scope, search fields, Greeley PD agency matching, custody verification and no-result troubleshooting.

GPD records

Request categories, address, hours, report workflow, current copy fees, body-camera fees and a ready-to-use request script.

Two court systems

Clear separation of Greeley Municipal Court from Weld County state criminal court.

Jail family help

Bond rights, visit approval, schedules, clothing rules, mail, commissary, tablet deposits and calls.

Legal and victim help

Greeley Public Defender, victim-services contacts, DA routing and VINE notifications.

Record cleanup

CBI statewide search, disposition correction, no-charge sealing, non-conviction relief and municipal sealing routes.

Greeley arrest-record FAQs

Important Greeley arrest search questions answered

How do I search Greeley arrest records?

Use the Weld County Daily Arrest Report, search the name or arrest date and confirm that the arresting agency is Greeley PD when researching a GPD arrest.

How far back does the arrest search go?

Weld County states that the online booking archive begins February 14, 2006 and runs through arrests made yesterday.

Where do I request the Greeley Police report?

Use the official Greeley Police JustFOIA process, mail the Records unit or visit GPD at 2875 W. 10th Street.

How much does a GPD police-record request cost?

The current basic search/retrieval charge is $4. Copies are 25 cents per page, while research, redaction, video and evidence work can add separate charges.

How do I know which Greeley court to search?

Colorado state criminal cases go through Weld County and the 19th Judicial District. Greeley ordinance violations use Greeley Municipal Court.

How do I know if someone is still in Weld County Jail?

Use Check Custody Status from the booking result or search Colorado VINE. A historical arrest entry does not prove current custody.

How much is a remote Weld County Jail visit?

The Sheriff currently publishes a rate of $0.20 per minute, with remote visits capped at 30 minutes.

Where is the Greeley Public Defender?

The office is at 710 11th Avenue, Suite 100, Greeley, CO 80631. The published telephone number is 970-353-8224.

How do I search a statewide Colorado criminal history?

Use the Colorado Bureau of Investigation ICHC system for a name-based Colorado-only history or use a fingerprint-based public request when stronger identity confirmation is needed.

Can a Greeley arrest record be sealed?

Many qualifying cases can use automatic sealing or a petition/motion process. The correct route depends on whether charges were never filed, the case ended without conviction, a conviction occurred or the case was handled by Greeley Municipal Court.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Greeley Police Department, Weld County Sheriff, Greeley Municipal Court, Colorado Judicial Branch, District Attorney, Public Defender or Colorado Bureau of Investigation.

Arrest, booking, bond, warrant, custody, release and court information can change. Verify the person through multiple identifiers and obtain the current official record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This guide provides procedural information and is not legal advice.

Greeley, Weld County and Colorado official procedures reviewed August 14, 2026.

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