This is a private reference site, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release a person, post bond, retrieve official booking records, or change a public record. Contact the record-holding agency directly for those actions.
Official Teller County Contacts
Use the agency that controls the record you need. The sheriff's office and jail handle local detention and booking records. The court handles docket and case records. Probation and CDOC handle separate supervision and state-custody questions.
Teller County Sheriff's Office11400 US Highway 24
Divide, CO 80814
Mailing: PO Box 27, Divide, CO 80814
Phone: 719-687-9652 Teller County Detention Center
288 Weaverville Road
Divide, CO 80814
Detainee information: 719-687-7770 Teller County Court
Phone: 719-689-7360
Email: tellerclerkgeneral@judicial.state.co.us
Probation: 719-452-5900
Probation email: 04probation@judicial.state.co.us
Where to Route Requests
Choose the path by record type. A local release record is different from a state prison release date or a federal custody result.
- Released inmate or release record: use the home page for the full Teller County search and records-request route.
- Post-release supervision: use Post-Release Supervision and the local probation or CDOC parole source.
- Recent releases: use 24-Hour Releases or the broader 72-hour release feed.
- Release date or alert: use Release Date Lookup or VINE Inmate Check.
- Facility detail: use Teller County Detention Center.
- State prison records: use CDOC Offender Search.
- Federal or immigration custody: use the BOP locator or ICE ODLS when the facts point there.
Records Fees and Timing
The Teller Sheriff's records form lists several fees. A case report or CAD screen is listed at $6 with the first 10 pages, then $0.25 for each added page. A sheriff history is listed at $40 per hour under CCJA, and CORA research is $40 per hour after the first free hour. Body camera review is $33 per hour. A mugshot is $5. Processing may take up to 3 working days and may be extended for inactive files, long requests, administrative review, or District Attorney approval.