Archuleta County Jail Roster
The Archuleta County Sheriff's Office is the local law enforcement agency tied to county custody records. The sheriff's weekly intakes page links to the JailTracker roster for current roster and additional inmate status. The official intake notice says the published information can include arrests, dates and times, arresting agency, charge information, and bond information. It also warns that every person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
That distinction matters. A jail roster entry is not the same as a final court record. Booking and intake information starts with law enforcement and the jail. Court charges, pleas, disposition, sentence orders, and the register of actions come from the prosecutor and the Clerk of Court. For charges after arrest, the body content may need to be checked against the Archuleta County arrest records and court charges workflow.
The Archuleta Detention Facility page is the official detention source for jail purpose, visitation, commissary, bond notice, and phone contact details.
The detention source supports local jail logistics, while case outcomes and hearing records must be checked through court channels.
Use Archuleta County JailTracker
The Sheriff's weekly intakes page links the public to Archuleta County JailTracker. The research capture could not confirm visible search fields because the application loaded as a JavaScript/Blazor roster and did not expose public fields in text. The safe content rule is to describe the official access channel without inventing unconfirmed filters, columns, profile photos, housing units, or release dates.
- Open the official JailTracker link from the Sheriff's weekly intakes page or the direct roster URL.
- If the application loads, use the visible roster controls and any search filters the app provides at that time.
- Review only confirmed roster or intake details, such as arrest date, arresting agency, charge, bond, and current status when shown.
- Call the Detention Facility if the roster does not load, if a name is missing, or if status needs confirmation.
- Use a sheriff records request for arrest reports, booking records, body camera material, or other criminal justice records not shown in JailTracker.
Note: JailTracker is a custody source, not a substitute for certified court records or a Colorado DOC sentenced-offender search.
Archuleta County Inmate Search Fields
The research did not verify a public name-search field or result-column list from the JailTracker application. The Sheriff's weekly intakes page, however, confirms the types of custody information that may be available through intake notices and the roster. Any public search field table for Archuleta County inmate records must keep those limits visible.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roster application | JavaScript/Blazor app | n/a | The official link loaded a roster application, but fields were not visible in captured public text. |
| Name or roster filters | Unknown | Unknown | Research gap. Do not assume last-name, first-name, booking-number, or date filters. |
| Buttons | Unknown | Unknown | Research gap. Use only controls visible when the roster app loads for the user. |
| Result details | Roster or intake data | n/a | Sheriff intake text confirms arrest date/time, arresting agency, charge, bond, and current status may be relevant. |
What Archuleta County Inmate Records Show
A sample JailTracker inmate profile was not captured from official public text, so fields such as mugshot, housing unit, projected release, booking number, race, sex, height, weight, or agency notes should not be added unless the roster itself visibly confirms them. The confirmed official material is narrower: arrests, dates and times, arresting agency, charge information, bond information, current roster status, and additional inmate status.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Arrest information | That a person was arrested or included in an intake notice, subject to presumption of innocence. |
| Date and time | Timing tied to the arrest or intake notice when published by the Sheriff. |
| Arresting agency | The law enforcement agency connected to the intake notice. |
| Charge information | Original or listed charges, which may later be dismissed, reduced, or plea-bargained. |
| Bond information | Bond details when listed, with bond set by statute or judge rather than the Sheriff's Office. |
| Roster status | Current or additional inmate status when the JailTracker application provides it. |
The Sheriff's weekly intakes page is the local source that explains the intake notice and roster link.
Intake entries should be read as booking and charge information, not as final proof of guilt or a complete court outcome.
Archuleta County Detention Facility
The Archuleta Detention Facility is the county jail facility documented in the research. Its official purpose is to maintain a clean, safe, secure environment for inmates and detention staff, ensure court appearances for people accused before adjudication, and administer court-ordered sanctions or punishments for convicted individuals. The captured official text did not provide a facility capacity, so no capacity figure should be published.
Archuleta Detention Facility
125 Harman Park Drive
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
970-264-8474
Fax: 970-731-3768
Visitation appointment help: 970-264-8458
Archuleta County Sheriff's Office
85 Harman Park Drive
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
970-264-8300
Programs/services phone: 970-264-8430
Non-emergency dispatch: 970-731-2160
Archuleta County Inmates and Court
Custody records and court records overlap, but they are not the same file. The detention facility's stated purpose includes ensuring court appearances before adjudication. After arrest, bond and court appearance details may be shaped by Colorado law, the 6th Judicial District Chief Judge, the prosecutor, and the court. The Sheriff's weekly intakes notice states that original charges may be dismissed, reduced, or plea-bargained by the District Attorney or judge.
For court documents, the Colorado Judicial Record/Document Request Form can be used to request documents such as a complaint or information, disposition or sentence order, protection order, ticket, and register of action. The Clerk of Court at 970-264-8160 is the local court records contact for county and district matters. State prison custody after sentencing is separate and should be checked through the Colorado Department of Corrections inmate locator.
| Record Type | Primary Source | What It Answers |
|---|---|---|
| Jail roster | JailTracker and Detention Facility | Current county custody or inmate status when available. |
| Weekly intake | Sheriff's Office | Arrest, date/time, arresting agency, charge, and bond information. |
| Court case | Clerk of Court | Filed charges, hearings, disposition, sentence, and register of action. |
| State prison | Colorado DOC | Sentenced state-prison offender status, separate from county jail. |
Archuleta County Inmate Visitation
Family and friends should contact the Archuleta County Detention Facility before visiting because detention staff help arrange visits. Official visitation hours are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Visitors must pass through a security machine similar to airport metal detection. Weapons of any kind cannot be brought into the visitation area, and no food or supplies may be brought into the jail from outside sources.
| Day | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. | Facility-arranged visitation |
| Thursday | 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. | Facility-arranged visitation |
| Saturday | 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. | Facility-arranged visitation |
| Other days | Not listed in captured official text | Call 970-264-8474 or 970-264-8458 |
Research gaps remain for dress code, child visitor rules, attorney visitation, and video visitation provider. CIDNET was documented for deposits, not as a confirmed Archuleta County video visitation provider.
Archuleta County Inmate Money and Mail
Inmates may purchase sundries, hygiene items, and food from the jail commissary. Commissary privilege may be revoked for jail-rule violations. Cash and money orders are accepted at the jail window, but personal checks are not accepted. Money orders must be made out to the inmate, not the jail facility. Items dropped off at the jail window must be approved by the Detention Commander and may include prescriptions, eyeglasses, or medical devices when approved.
Online deposits may be made through CIDNET. The manifest listed CIDNET as a failed image capture, so it is linked in prose rather than shown as an image. The detention page also links inmate mail information, but the captured research did not confirm the mail format, banned item list, scan policy, or postcard rules. Mail address details should be confirmed with detention staff before use.
- Accepted at jail window - cash and money orders.
- Not accepted - personal checks.
- Online deposits - CIDNET, as linked by the detention research.
- Approved drop-offs - prescriptions, eyeglasses, and medical devices if approved.
- Mail format - research gap; call the facility before sending mail.
Archuleta County Inmate Bond Payments
The detention page includes a notice about bonds and references legal rights related to posting money bond under C.R.S. 16-4-102. The GovPayNow link documented in the research is for bond payments only, and the detention page states not to use it for other fees. Bond information published with weekly intakes is informational because the Sheriff's Office does not set bonds.
The GovPayNow bond payment page is the source linked by the detention materials for bond payments.
Bond payment should be separated from court fines, costs, restitution, commissary deposits, and other fees because the official notice limits this link to bonds.
Important: Bond amounts and release conditions should be confirmed with the court or jail before payment.
Archuleta County Inmate Records Requests
The Sheriff's Records page says the office provides legally allowed records in its custody for public inspection under children's code records law, CORA, and the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act. Requests must be completed and retained in the file of the requested record. Some requests may require District Attorney approval, and denials may be followed by a request for written explanation.
The Sheriff's records process carries a non-refundable $5 research and retrieval fee for every request to inspect public records whether or not records are located. Staff time for research, retrieval, and redaction is listed at $33 per hour. Electronic media such as body camera footage or pictures is listed at $15 per USB or DVD, with the initial fee applied to actual costs. Questions go to 970-264-8432.
The Sheriff's homepage is the broader official source for agency contact and divisions.
Records requests are the fallback when the public roster does not show the booking or law enforcement material a requester needs.