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Clear Creek County Jail Overview

The official Detentions page identifies Clear Creek County Jail as the local detention facility for the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office. It is in Georgetown and serves the county's jail custody needs rather than a separate city jail, regional jail, state prison, or ICE center. The facility holds people arrested locally, people remanded by court order, sentenced jail inmates, work-release-eligible inmates after court and jail approval, local holds, and jail transports. Federal pretrial or U.S. Marshals detainees may be housed in local contract settings, but federal sentenced custody uses a different lookup system.

The sheriff's Detentions Division describes the jail mission as safe, secure, and wholesome care, custody, and control under statutory requirements and court orders. Jail staff functions documented in county material include intake and booking, supervision, fingerprinting, transport, medical escorts, and escorting inmates to and from court. Those duties make Clear Creek County Jail the practical first contact for current county custody questions, even though the county does not publish a sheriff-hosted public roster with booking profiles.

The Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office jail page is also the source for visitor directions and after-hours building entry. It describes the public safety building as the large building with the green roof on the corner and directs visitors to the first parking lot. After hours or on weekends, visitors are told to use the wall phone near the soda and snack machines because it automatically dials the jail.

The county's Detentions page shows the building and directions used by jail visitors: Clear Creek County Detentions.

This image is useful for the facility page because it ties the jail name, public location, directions, and after-hours wall-phone note to one official county source.

Clear Creek County Jail Population

Clear Creek County Jail population figures should be read with dates and caveats. The current sheriff jail page did not publish a current rated capacity during the research sweep. Official county comparative material lists Clear Creek with 110 max beds and an average daily population of 71, while the county's 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report statistical table lists 452 jail bookings and an average daily inmate population of 46 for 2023. Earlier county annual material gives different figures for 2016, including 801 booked arrestees and an average daily population of 66 in the operational narrative.

Those figures show why the jail capacity line should not be stated as a current rated capacity without context. Capacity can be affected by classification, renovations, staffing, closed beds, or operating policy. The safer statement is that 110 beds appears in official county comparative and historical material, while the current rated capacity was not found on the public Detentions page.

Colorado jail population reporting is broader than the public pages a family member usually sees. C.R.S. 17-26-118 requires jail data collection and reporting for items such as operational capacity, daily population, inmate identifiers, charges, sentence terms, bond, and release dates. Public access to a specific person's record is still controlled by the custodian, criminal justice records law, and redaction rules.

Clear Creek County Jail Lookup

No official Clear Creek County sheriff-hosted current roster, recent booking report, or mugshot gallery was located. The sheriff's Inmate Custody Status page sends users to VINE/VINELink and gives Colorado VINE's phone number. VINE is best treated as a custody-status and notification tool. It should not be expected to show every booking detail, jail charge, bond amount, housing unit, or booking photo.

The lookup path for Clear Creek County Jail should therefore use more than one channel. Start with VINE, then call the jail or front desk if the person is not found or if the question needs direct staff review. If the person was recently booked, released, transferred, or transported to court, a short delay or a status change can affect whether a public tool gives a clear answer.

1. Open VINELink from the county custody-status page or call Colorado VINE at 888-263-8463.
2. Search using the person's full legal name, and keep spelling variants, date of birth, and any arrest date close by.
3. If VINE does not confirm custody, call Front Desk/Records at 303-679-2376 during public hours or non-emergency dispatch at 303-980-7300 outside those hours.
4. If the person was sentenced to Colorado state prison, use the CDOC offender search rather than the county jail path.
5. If booking details, photos, a report, or body-worn camera records are needed, submit a sheriff criminal justice records request and expect prepayment or redaction.

For a fuller current and past records workflow, the companion Clear Creek County jail inmate records page separates custody status, booking records, court records, and state or federal custody paths.

Clear Creek County Jail Contact

Use the jail and sheriff contacts for questions that cannot be answered through VINE. The front desk and records line is the best public daytime number for records routing, visitor questions, and general sheriff contact. Non-emergency dispatch is the after-hours public safety contact. Jail-related pages also reference a jail line for work release packet requests and unwanted inmate call blocking.

For records that are not released by phone, use the sheriff records request process. The Records Requests page says a Records Unit member contacts the requester with the cost and that payment must be made before records are released. Accepted payment paths include cash, check, money order, and in-person or phone card payments with a service fee.

Clear Creek County Jail Visits

Clear Creek County Jail visitation is video-based. Lobby visits use a video phone in the sheriff's office lobby and a video phone in the jail. Remote visits use iWebVisit. The official visitation page states that non-professional visits may be recorded and monitored, while professional and legal visits are not recorded or monitored. Adult visitors need government-issued photo identification. Children may visit only when they are children of the incarcerated person and the relationship is proven by a birth certificate or legal documentation.

The county's visitor restrictions are specific. A visitor cannot be on parole or probation, cannot be a co-defendant in the inmate's case, and cannot have been released from the facility within the prior 30 days. Visitors who are intoxicated, dressed in prohibited clothing, or acting in a way that creates safety concerns can lose the visit or future privileges.

The official visitation schedule and fee details are shown on the county page for Visitation/Professional Visits.

The screenshot supports the schedule table because it shows the county's own lobby visit windows, remote iWebVisit hours, visitor limits, and professional visit rules.

Clear Creek County Jail Mail

Mail for inmates at Clear Creek County Jail uses the inmate's name and the jail mail address. Packages and books are not accepted unless Administration has approved them in advance. The research notes that an inmate must submit a kite, which is a written jail request, to Programs or Administration for approval before books or packages are mailed. All letters and packages are opened and inspected before delivery to the inmate.

Money deposits can be made by mail, in person, through the Access Corrections kiosk, by phone, or online. Personal checks are not accepted for mailed deposits. Phone service is separate. Inmates receive one initial free phone call to try to bond out or notify someone they are in custody, then later calls are collect calls or calls made with a phone card purchased through the jail.

Clear Creek County Jail Booking

Booking at Clear Creek County Jail begins after an arrest, court remand, warrant, probation or parole issue, or jail sentence. Public local sources do not publish a full intake checklist, so the useful details come from county operational material and records forms. Jail staff are documented as responsible for intake and booking, supervision, fingerprinting, transports, medical escorts, and court escorts. The sheriff records request form also shows the kinds of identifiers that may exist in a jail or police record, including case or report number, incident date, subject name, date of birth, and arrest ID number.

After intake, classification is the jail process that decides custody level, housing, restrictions, and program eligibility. The county does not publish public housing-unit assignments in a roster profile. If property, classification, medical screening, release eligibility, or court transport details are needed, contact the jail directly and ask whether the answer can be provided by phone or must go through a records custodian.

Bond is handled through the sheriff's bond process and court orders. The county's bond page cites C.R.S. 16-4-102 and states that the sheriff must release someone within six hours after the jail receives required bond funds or valid bonding-agent paperwork. The clock does not start while friends, family, or a bondsman are still gathering identification, power of attorney, signatures, or payment proof.

Clear Creek County Jail Records

The jail administers work release for sentenced inmates only when the court grants the privilege and the jail approves participation. The public Work Release page says the inmate must complete an application packet, available by calling 303-679-2396 or picking it up at the jail, and that a participation fee applies. The page does not identify a separate work-release annex, so work release should be treated as a jail program rather than a separate facility.

Records access is governed by Colorado criminal justice records law and the sheriff's records process. Official actions are open for inspection subject to legal exceptions, while other criminal justice records may involve custodian discretion and redactions. Booking photos have an added rule under C.R.S. 24-72-305.5: requesters must affirm that the record will not be used for direct solicitation and that a booking photo will not be posted in a pay-to-remove publication or website.

Booking

The jail intake record created after a person is arrested or brought in by court order.

Detainer

A hold or request from another agency that can affect release even after local bond is posted.

Work release

A court-authorized and jail-approved program allowing a sentenced inmate to leave for approved work.

CDOC

The Colorado Department of Corrections, used for sentenced state prison custody after transfer from county jail.

Current custody, records, and visitation can change quickly. Confirm a person's status and visit eligibility with Clear Creek County Jail before traveling to Georgetown.