Weld County Booking Report Search

Weld County booking reports are available through the sheriff's daily arrests page, which lists everyone booked into the Weld County jail. The county spans a large part of northeastern Colorado with a population around 325,000, making it one of the fastest-growing counties in the state. The sheriff's office posts arrest data online each day, including names, charges, bail, and booking numbers. This page explains how to use that tool plus other ways to find booking records from Weld County.

Weld County Sheriff Booking Records

The Weld County Sheriff's Office runs the county jail and handles all bookings. When someone gets arrested in Weld County, they are brought to the jail for processing. Staff log the arrest details, take a booking photo, and record the charges. That booking record becomes public. The sheriff's office phone number is 970-356-4015. The county seat is Greeley, and most sheriff operations run out of there.

The Weld County Sheriff department page on the county website has contact info and links to jail services.

Weld County is geographically one of the biggest counties in Colorado. It stretches from the northern Denver suburbs up to the Wyoming border. That size means multiple law enforcement agencies make arrests that end up at the Weld County jail. City police in Greeley, town marshals, and state patrol all bring people in for booking. The booking report is always held by the sheriff's office, no matter which agency made the arrest.

Weld County Daily Arrests Report

The sheriff posts a daily arrests report at apps.weld.gov/sheriff/DailyArrests. This is the main way to check recent bookings in Weld County. The report shows each person booked into the jail and lists their name, arrest date and time, the agency that arrested them, their booking number, date of birth, gender, charges, and bail amount. It is free and open to anyone.

The daily arrests page carries a standard note that all people who are arrested are innocent until proven guilty in court. The data listed only covers people booked into the Weld County jail. If someone was arrested but booked at a different facility, they will not show up on this report. Under C.R.S. 24-72-302, arrest records must include the arresting agency, date and place of the arrest, and the charges filed. The Weld County daily arrests page covers all of that and more.

The page also links to VINE for custody status checks and to the CBI records check site for full Colorado arrest histories. For real-time court case info, the sheriff's page points to the Colorado Courts site.

Note: The daily arrests page only covers recent bookings. For older records, contact the Weld County Sheriff's Office at 970-356-4015.

Track Weld County Inmates with VINE

VINE lets you track an inmate's status at the Weld County jail for free. Go to vinelink.com and select Colorado. Then search by the person's name. You can sign up for alerts that notify you by phone, email, or text when the person's custody status changes. VINE will tell you if they get released, transferred to another facility, or have any other change. The toll-free line is 1-888-263-8463.

VINE is not just for crime victims. Anyone can use it. The system is available around the clock, every day of the year. It works in English and Spanish. VINE covers most Colorado county jails, so you can also use it to check on inmates in nearby counties like Adams or Larimer if you are not sure where someone was booked.

Statewide Searches for Weld County

The CBI Internet Criminal History Check searches arrest records across all Colorado counties. It costs $6.00 per search. This tool is useful if you want to see whether someone has arrests in Weld County and other places. CBI pulls from a statewide database, so results may show bookings from Denver, El Paso, or anywhere else in the state along with Weld County data.

The CDOC Offender Search System covers people in state prison. County jail and state prison are different systems. If someone was convicted in Weld County and sent to state prison, their record moves to CDOC. But the original booking report stays with the Weld County Sheriff. Use CDOC if you think the person has moved from the county jail to a state facility.

Request Weld County Booking Records

You have the right to inspect Weld County booking reports under Colorado law. The Criminal Justice Records Act at C.R.S. 24-72-301 et seq. says records of official actions, which includes arrests, must be open for inspection. Call the Weld County Sheriff's Office at 970-356-4015 to start a records request. You can also visit the office in person.

The agency must respond within 3 working days. They can extend that to 10 days if the request is large. The first hour of staff time to find and pull records is free. After that, the county can charge up to $41.37 per hour for research and retrieval. Paper copies are $0.25 per page. You need to sign a statement promising not to use the records for direct solicitation of business for monetary gain. This is the same rule that applies across all Colorado counties.

Under C.R.S. 24-72-305.5, booking photos are public records. But it is a misdemeanor to post them on a website and charge money for removal. Fines can reach $1,000. This law protects people from mugshot extortion sites. It applies to Weld County booking photos the same as any other county in Colorado.

Note: Sealed records are not available through any search or records request. Colorado courts can seal certain arrest records, and the CBI seals records automatically when charges are not filed within a year.

Cities in Weld County

Weld County covers a wide area with several growing cities. All arrests in these cities result in bookings at the Weld County jail. The sheriff's office holds the booking report regardless of which city department made the arrest.

Other communities in Weld County include Evans, Firestone, Frederick, Dacono, Fort Lupton, Platteville, Kersey, and Johnstown. All bookings from these areas go through the Weld County jail.

Nearby Counties

Weld County borders several other counties. If you are trying to find a booking report but are not sure which county processed it, check where the arrest took place. Each county holds its own booking records.