Locate Teller County Detention Releases

Teller County Detention Releases

The Teller County Detention Center is the only local detention facility identified for this build. The official county page calls it the Teller County Detentions Facility, and the Tiger roster calls it the Teller County Detention Center. It is operated by the Teller County Sheriff's Office. The county says people held there are awaiting trial, sentencing, or transfer and are not long-term inmates. That means the facility's release records often describe short local custody events rather than prison-style discharge records.

A person released from this facility may return to the community on bond or recognizance, leave after time served, be released after dismissal or court order, move to probation, transfer to CDOC after sentencing, transfer to another county, or move into a federal or immigration process. The local jail release record proves the Teller County custody event. It does not always prove that every court, parole, probation, federal, or immigration issue has ended.

Confirm Teller County Detention Release

The public online route is the Tiger roster platform linked from the county detentions page. It has an active roster, a recent-release view, and a recent-booking view. The active roster is for people currently listed by the jail. The recent-release view is labeled Released Last 72hrs and is the best online cue that someone recently left Teller County Detention Center. The list fields are Action, Name, Gender, and Age, so exact release time and release reason often need a follow-up.

1. Open the Released Last 72hrs view for recent Teller County Detention Center releases.
2. Use the last-name search if the list is long, then select the inmate detail link.
3. Compare the detail page for booking number, booking date, primary offense, arresting agency, charge data, bond amounts, mugshot, and scheduled release field.
4. If the person is not in the recent-release feed, check the active roster to see whether they remain listed in local custody.
5. Use the jail information request form or call the detentions information line when the release is older, unclear, or needs exact timing.

Note: The release feed is a rolling short-window view, not a permanent release archive.

Teller Detention Records Contact

The county detentions page tells users to use the jail information request form, the Teller County Jail Inmate Search website, or call the detentions information line with identifying details. For formal records, the sheriff's records request form is the local request path. Ask for the booking sheet, release date and time, release type, hold or transfer notation, bond data, arresting agency, and booking photo if needed.

The sheriff's office physical address is 11400 US Highway 24, Divide, CO 80814. The jail account page lists P.O. Box 730, Divide, CO 80814 for mailed funds and says mail received for an inmate no longer in custody will be returned to sender. That mail rule can be a status clue, but the release record is still the better proof.

About Teller County Detention

The official facility page describes a local detention operation for people awaiting trial, awaiting sentencing, or awaiting transfer. It also says some people stay less than one day or only a few days until release in a court proceeding after bail is posted. Other people may be released to pretrial services, probation supervision, or their own recognizance. Those statements fit the release patterns shown in Teller's research: the local release question is often about a court or bond event, not a CDOC discharge.

Teller County Bond Release

Bond release from this facility has a specific local source. Teller's detentions page links online bond posting, and the county's bond-rights notice says bonds can be posted at the Sheriff's Office 24 hours a day or through online bonding. The same notice says the sheriff generally must release a defendant within six hours after qualifying recognizance or cash-bond conditions are met, unless extraordinary circumstances exist. Electronic monitoring can allow up to 24 hours for fitting.

This timing rule should be read as a release-processing rule, not a roster guarantee. A person can have bond posted before the public feed shows the completed release. For exact confirmation, use the recent-release feed, direct jail inquiry, or a records request.

Teller Detention ICE Release Caveat

Teller County has a local ICE-related issue that should be kept separate from generic detainer language. The county detentions page links to an immigration detainee locator. The ACLU of Colorado reported that a January 29, 2025 Teller County District Court final judgment resolved litigation over the sheriff's 287(g) agreement, and that Sheriff Jason Mikesell acknowledged the office has no authority to deny or delay release from the jail based on an ICE form.

For a release search, the practical distinction is this: confirm the Teller County jail release with the jail feed or records office, then check ICE ODLS only if there is reason to believe federal immigration custody followed. A local release from Teller County Detention Center and a later immigration custody status are two different questions.

Teller Detention Transfer Paths

A transfer out of the jail is not the same thing as release into the community. If a Teller County case results in a state prison sentence, CDOC Offender Search becomes the statewide source for prison custody, estimated mandatory release, parole eligibility, next parole hearing, and sentence discharge. If a federal process applies, the BOP locator, federal court docket, or agency inquiry may be needed. If an immigration process applies, use ICE ODLS.

The home page gives the full release-record and named-person workflow for Teller County released inmates. Use it when the facility record only shows the local custody change and the next agency must be identified.