Search Greeley Booking Reports

Greeley booking reports are generated when someone is arrested in the city and processed at the Weld County Jail. Greeley is the county seat of Weld County and has a population of over 108,000 people. The Greeley Police Department handles arrests within city limits, but the Weld County Sheriff's Office manages all bookings at the county jail. Weld County is one of the largest counties in Colorado by area, and its jail in Greeley processes bookings from across the entire county. This page explains how to search for booking records from Greeley arrests and what tools are available to help you find them.

Greeley Arrests and the County Jail

The Greeley Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency in the city. You can reach them at 970-350-9600 for non-emergency calls. When Greeley PD arrests someone, that person gets taken to the Weld County Jail for processing. The jail sits at 2110 O Street in Greeley. Since Greeley is the county seat, the jail is right in the city. The Weld County Sheriff's Office runs the jail and handles all booking procedures. This includes fingerprinting, taking a booking photo, and entering charges into the system.

The Weld County Sheriff can be reached at 970-356-4015. Their main office is at 1950 O Street in Greeley. The sheriff's office website at weldcountysheriff.com has links to jail information and inmate services. Because the jail is located in Greeley, residents of the city have easy physical access to the facility for visits or records requests. Walk-in requests during business hours are one option for getting booking records.

Note: Greeley PD keeps its own arrest and incident reports separate from the county booking records.

Search Greeley Booking Reports Online

Weld County provides a daily arrests page where you can look up recent bookings. The tool is at apps.weld.gov/sheriff/DailyArrests. This page lists people who have been recently booked into the Weld County Jail. Each entry shows the person's name, date of birth, charges, and booking date. If someone was arrested in Greeley and taken to the county jail, they should appear on this list shortly after processing. The system updates throughout the day.

The daily arrests tool is free to use. No account or login is needed. You can browse by date or search for a specific name. Keep in mind that this tool focuses on recent arrests. If someone was booked weeks or months ago and has since been released, they may no longer show up in the daily list. For older records from Greeley arrests, you will likely need to contact the Weld County Sheriff's Office directly.

You can also track inmates at the Weld County Jail using VINE. Go to vinelink.com, select Colorado, and search by the person's name. VINE sends you alerts when the person's custody status changes. It covers releases, transfers, and court dates. The service is free and open to anyone.

State Records Search for Greeley

The CBI criminal history check at cbirecordscheck.com pulls arrest records from all Colorado counties. This is useful if you think someone arrested in Greeley may have records in other parts of the state too. The search costs $6.00. You enter the person's name and date of birth, and the system returns any matching criminal history records on file with the CBI. This includes arrest data that local agencies have reported to the state.

Under C.R.S. 24-72-302, arrest records in Colorado are defined to include the name of the person arrested, the arresting agency, date and place of arrest, and charges filed. Booking reports from Greeley arrests contain all of this information. The CBI aggregates data from agencies like the Greeley Police Department and the Weld County Sheriff's Office into one statewide system. Not every record makes it into the CBI database right away, but most felony arrests and many misdemeanor arrests are reported.

Request Booking Records from Greeley

You have a legal right to inspect booking reports under Colorado law. The Criminal Justice Records Act at C.R.S. 24-72-301 et seq. sets the rules. The Weld County Sheriff's Office must respond to your request within 3 working days. If the request needs more time, they can extend the deadline by up to 7 additional days. The first hour of staff time for pulling records is free. After that, there may be charges for staff time and copies.

To make a request, contact the Weld County Sheriff at 970-356-4015 or visit the office at 1950 O Street in Greeley. You can ask for booking reports by the person's name, booking date, or case number. Some requests may be handled over email or through an online form on the sheriff's website. If the office denies your request, Colorado law allows you to challenge the denial in court.

Under C.R.S. 24-72-305.5, booking photos from Greeley arrests are public records. However, publishing them online and charging a fee for removal is illegal in Colorado. This applies to all booking photos held by the Weld County Sheriff's Office.

Note: Sealed records will not appear in any search. Some Greeley booking records may have been sealed by court order.

Greeley Booking Process Explained

After an arrest in Greeley, the suspect is brought to the Weld County Jail on O Street. Intake staff start the booking procedure right away. They confirm the person's identity, take fingerprints and a photo, and record the charges. The officer who made the arrest provides the details of what happened. All of this goes into the booking report. The process can take a couple of hours depending on how busy the jail is at the time.

Not every arrest leads to a full booking. For some minor offenses, officers may issue a citation or a summons to appear in court instead. In those cases, there would be no booking report at the county jail. The Greeley Police Department would have the citation on file. If you are not sure whether someone was actually booked at the jail or just cited, check both the county's daily arrests page and contact Greeley PD at 970-350-9600. It depends on the charge and the circumstances of the arrest.

Nearby Cities

Cities near Greeley are served by different county sheriff offices depending on their location. Check the city or county where the arrest took place to find the correct booking report.

Windsor, Fort Collins, Erie, and Brighton are also near Greeley. Bookings in those areas go through the county sheriff where the arrest happened, which could be Weld, Larimer, or Adams County depending on the exact location.