Weld County Arrest Records Search

Weld County arrest records are managed by the Weld County Sheriff's Office in Greeley, Colorado. Weld County is one of the largest and fastest-growing counties in the state, stretching from the northern Denver suburbs all the way to the Wyoming border. The sheriff runs a large detention facility and processes thousands of bookings each year. Arrest data from Weld County is part of the CBI statewide criminal history system. Criminal cases go through the 19th Judicial District court. This page covers all the ways to search for and get Weld County arrest records.

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Weld County Quick Facts

330,000+ Population
Greeley County Seat
19th Judicial District
4,017 sq mi Area

Weld County Sheriff's Office Arrest Records

The Weld County Sheriff's Office is at 1950 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631. Their main number is (970) 356-4015. The sheriff runs the Weld County Jail, which is one of the larger county detention facilities in Colorado. Multiple law enforcement agencies across Weld County bring their arrests to this jail for booking. That includes the Greeley Police Department, Windsor Police, and agencies in Erie, Firestone, Dacono, Johnstown, and Fort Lupton.

Every person booked into the Weld County Jail gets an arrest record created. The record includes the person's name, date of birth, charges, bond amount, arresting agency, and booking date. The sheriff's records division handles public requests. You can go in person or call to ask about specific arrest records. The CCJRA makes this data available for public inspection.

Weld County is big. It covers over 4,000 square miles and has a population exceeding 330,000. The jail sees a steady stream of bookings. The records division has staff dedicated to processing requests. Fees apply for copies of Weld County arrest records. Call ahead to check on current rates and processing times.

How to Search Weld County Arrest Records Online

The Weld County Sheriff provides online access to jail information. Check their website for current inmate rosters and booking data. This tool shows who is currently in custody, their charges, and bond amounts. It is free to use and does not require an account.

For a broader criminal history search, the CBI online records check costs $6.00 per name. This searches the statewide fingerprint database covering all 64 Colorado counties, including Weld. If someone was arrested in Weld County and fingerprinted, the record will show up. The CBI system includes arrests, charges, and case dispositions.

Here is the CBI criminal history search portal that covers Weld County and all of Colorado.

CBI criminal records search portal for Weld County arrest records

The CBI search is useful when you need records from multiple counties or are not sure where someone was booked in Colorado.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation maintains the state criminal database. Weld County is one of the largest data contributors given its population and arrest volume. The CBI system captures every fingerprint-based booking from the county.

Weld County Criminal Court Records

Weld County has its own judicial district. The 19th Judicial District covers only Weld County. The Weld County Court is at 901 9th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631. You can call the clerk at (970) 475-2400. District court handles felonies. County court covers misdemeanors and traffic cases. Both process criminal cases that start with Weld County arrests.

Search Weld County court records online through the Colorado Judicial Branch records search. This free tool lets you look up cases by name or case number. Court records from Weld County show charges filed, hearings, plea deals, trial verdicts, and sentences. This complements arrest records by showing the outcome of the case.

The court clerk in Greeley handles walk-in requests. Copies are available at a per-page rate. Certified copies cost more. The court processes a high volume of cases, so wait times for in-person requests may vary. For complex requests, staff can tell you how long it will take to pull the records.

CCJRA and Records Requests in Weld County

The Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act governs how arrest records are released in Weld County. Records of official action are public. That includes arrest reports, booking data, and charge sheets. You have the right to inspect these records at the sheriff's office or the court.

If you want copies, the agency can charge a fee. The CCJRA does not set a specific dollar amount. Weld County sets its own copy rates. Call the records division to find out the current fee schedule. The Colorado Department of Public Safety open records page has general guidance on the request process.

The Colorado open records process that covers Weld County is shown below.

Colorado open records request framework for Weld County arrest records

If your request for Weld County records is denied, the CCJRA gives you the right to appeal the decision.

Some records are restricted. Juvenile arrests are sealed. Active investigations can be held back. Sealed and expunged records are off limits. But for routine adult arrest records in Weld County, the CCJRA provides guaranteed access.

Weld County Warrant and Custody Information

The Weld County Sheriff maintains warrant information. Call (970) 356-4015 to ask about active warrants. The Greeley Police Department and other local agencies also keep warrant records. For bench warrants from the court, check with the 19th Judicial District clerk at (970) 475-2400.

Track inmates in the Weld County Jail through the Colorado VINE system. VINE sends free alerts when an inmate's custody status changes. You can sign up for phone calls, emails, or text messages. This covers releases, transfers, and other status changes. VINE is available around the clock and covers all Colorado detention facilities.

Weld County Sex Offender Records

The Colorado Sex Offender Registry lists registered offenders in Weld County. The CBI updates this database every hour. You can search by name or location. Weld County has a large population, so the number of registered offenders is higher than most rural counties. Each entry shows the offense, conviction date, photo, and current address.

Contact the Weld County Sheriff for more details on specific offenders. The sheriff's office may have additional information that is not on the public registry, such as compliance status and check-in records.

Colorado DOC Search for Weld County Cases

People sentenced to state prison after a Weld County arrest can be found through the Colorado Department of Corrections offender search. This free tool shows current and past inmates. Search by name or DOC number. Results include sentence length, facility assignment, and projected release date. For inmates still at the Weld County Jail, contact the sheriff's records division.

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Cities in Weld County

Weld County has several cities and towns. Arrest records for people in these cities go through the Weld County Sheriff or local police departments. Select a city to learn more about local arrest record access.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Weld County. Each has its own sheriff and arrest records system.