Weld County Daily Arrest Records (2024)

FAQs

How to find recent arrests in Colorado? ›

For a record of all Colorado arrests of a particular person visit the CBI records check site. To check for real time court case status including convictions visit the CO Courts site.

The public can find recent arrests within a California county or city through a sheriff or police department. These agencies often publish online arrest logs that provide summaries of recent arrests within a period. This period could be a few days, a month, or may date back to a few years.

You must call (970) 304-6556 to schedule an appointment with an inmate at the Weld County Jail. To find an inmate at the Weld County Jail, you can search by name or arrest date on the Weld County Sheriff's Daily Arrest Report site.

Requests for patrol, administration, inmate, and inmate medical records will be submitted to the Weld County Sheriff's Office Records Division. Please download and fill out theApplication for Release of Records(PDF, 714KB), and have it notarized, before making your request. Fax request to: (970) 400-2771.

All Colorado CHRI is accessible to the public with the following exceptions: Juvenile arrests (17 years and younger) except when adjudicated as an adult.

Parties can look up Colorado jail records by visiting the respective facilities in person. Alternatively, members of the public can use the inmate locator online, using the DOC Number, last and first name of an inmate, the date of birth in month, date and year format, and lastly, gender.

All Federal court records are available online at PACER.gov, an electronic public access service that is overseen by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts. This includes all Federal civil court cases, criminal charges, as well as bankruptcies. In all, there are over 500 million documents on PACER.

You can also find mugshots from every state on informational portals, database websites, and government sites. These include prisoner locator websites like the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and the California State Archives.

How Do I Find Recent Arrests in Pennsylvania? Interested individuals can find and obtain recent arrests in Pennsylvania by contacting the appropriate arresting agency. Finding this type of record involves knowing where an arrest happened and tracking down the correct department.

Prisoners who don't have jobs — including those pursuing GEDs or college degrees — are allowed a five-minute shower on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. To shower every day, you have to work to help maintain the prison or its industries.

How do you check if someone you know went to jail? ›

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is the single repository for inmate records incarcerated in state-owned facilities. The CDCR provides access to these records via an inmate search tool on its website.

The Weld County North Jail Complex has transitioned from Securus to Viapath! As of March 5, 2024, we began using tablets with messaging, phone calling, video visits, mail scanning and much more!

Record seekers can access Weld County District Court records online using the Colorado Judicial Branch online Record Request. Requesters must register on the platform to view and obtain copies of records.

To make a request online, visit the Internet Criminal History Check System. The fee for each search made online is $5.00. If requesting a criminal record by mail, complete a Public Request for Criminal History Record Information form. The cost of processing a mail-in form is $13.00.

To file a police report, search online for the local law enforcement agency's contact information where the crime occurred. Most local law enforcement agencies accept anonymous tips or crime reports online or by phone. To learn more, contact your local police department.

Records of criminal cases filed in federal district courts within Colorado can generally be accessed by utilizing the public terminal located at the clerk's office. These records can also be obtained by subscribing and accessing the court's Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) platform.

The Colorado Open Records Act makes all public records in the state open to citizens at reasonable times. Reviewing public documents for up to an hour is free, and you can get copies and printouts of public records for up to 20 pages free of charge.

Colorado residents and inquirers wishing to perform a free warrant search should visit, call, or search the online tool provided by the state, county court, or law enforcement agencies where the warrant is issued.

The Denver Sheriff's Department has a website that can be useful in locating an inmate, but it is not always up to date. If you have trouble finding someone, it is best to call the Detention Center Information Desk at 720-337-0400 or the Prisoner Information Line at 720-913-3600 and ask for help.