Look Up Teller County Inmate Records

Official Teller County Jail Roster

The official online lookup for Teller County jail inmate records is the Teller County Detention Center Tiger Roster. Teller County links to it from the detention facility page and the Sheriff's Office page. The roster is free, and no public login was observed during research. It begins with a public-service disclaimer that says reasonable effort is made to provide accurate information, but the data is informational and not guaranteed.

The active list is browseable before a name is typed. Each row shows a Select Inmate action, name, gender, and age. The name appears in last-name-first order on the list, while the detail page shows the full name in normal order. A person who does not appear in the active tab may still be in a recent booking or release tab, in another custody system, not yet booked, or listed under a spelling or alias that differs from the search term.

The active roster screenshot shows the public disclaimer, active tab, last-name search field, and rows visible to public users.

The screenshot reflects why the roster works best as a current custody tool rather than a full public archive of every past jail booking.

How to Use Teller County Inmate Records

Start with the roster tab that matches the question. View Active Roster is for current Teller County jail custody. Recently Booked is for new bookings within the last 72 hours. Recently Released is for releases within the last 72 hours. The roster does not publish a refresh schedule, so avoid treating it as real-time proof for legal action.

1. Open the Teller County Tiger Roster from the county detention page or direct roster link.
2. Read the disclaimer so the roster's accuracy limits are clear.
3. Choose Active Roster, Recently Booked, or Recently Released before deciding the person is missing.
4. Use the Last Name field if browsing the list is not practical.
5. Select the inmate profile and compare the booking date, arresting agency, primary offense, bond, fine, and physical-description fields.
6. Call the jail if the person may be under an alias, hyphenated name, ICE status, or U.S. Marshals hold.

Teller County Roster Search Fields

The Teller County roster search is deliberately simple. The public field captured in the research was Last Name, while the tabs control the custody window. No first-name field, date-of-birth field, booking-number search, charge filter, housing filter, or export option was visible. That narrow design makes spelling and name order important.

Teller County Recent Booking Records

The recent tabs are a key local feature. On June 1, 2026, the active tab displayed 76 total inmates, the released-last-72-hours tab displayed 8, and the booked-last-72-hours tab displayed 7. Those counts are not permanent statistics. They show how the roster separated current custody from short recent-custody windows at the time of inspection.

The released-last-72-hours screenshot documents the public release tab used when a person has just left the Teller County jail roster.

For releases older than the recent tab, request jail or sheriff records rather than expecting the public roster to show a full booking history.

What Teller County Inmate Profiles Show

The individual profile gives the real record detail. The inspected profile displayed a booking photo, name, booking number, booking date, primary offense, arresting agency, scheduled release date, age, sex, height, weight, race, hair, eyes, glasses, and a charge table. The charge table had description, charge type, bond amount, and fine amount. The sample showed HOLD FOR USM as the primary offense and U.S. Marshal as the arresting agency, proving that federal hold cases can appear in the local jail roster.

Several expected items were not visible in the inspected profile. The public record did not show date of birth, street address, housing unit, medical flags, mental-health status, commissary balance, court date, warrant number, judicial officer, or full case history. Users who need those details should use court records, the jail phone, or a records request instead of forcing the roster to answer questions it does not publish.

When Teller County Records Do Not Match

A no-match roster search has several likely explanations. The person may not have been booked yet, may have been released more than 72 hours earlier, may be listed under an alias or hyphenated spelling, or may have moved into another system. Teller County's detention page tells callers to have first names, last names, hyphenated names, aliases, date of birth, and country of birth available when calling for detainee information.

The jail phone is also important for urgent messages. Detainees cannot receive incoming calls, but a caller may leave an urgent message with the detainee's full name, alien registration number if applicable, caller name, and caller telephone number. For older copies, the Sheriff's Office records form is the better channel. For sentenced state prisoners, use CDOC. For ICE custody, use ODLS and the jail phone. For sentenced federal prison, use BOP.

Teller County Jail Facility Contact

The main local jail is the Teller County Detention Center in Divide. Use the jail information line for current custody questions, urgent message routing, bond status, or visit confirmation. The sheriff administrative office has a separate address and non-emergency number, so do not confuse it with the jail lobby or kiosk location.

Teller County Jail Visitation Records

All public visitation at the Teller County Jail is video visitation through HomeWAV. Teller County says visitors may use video visitation from home after account setup or use lobby video visits during limited on-site windows. No separate contact visit schedule, visitor dress code, visit length, or minor-child rule was located in the inspected official pages, so confirm current rules before scheduling.

Teller County Inmate Mail and Money

Teller County inmate mail goes to the jail mailing address, not the street address. Mail must be sent through USPS or a similar delivery service. All mail is opened and inspected. Mail for released or transferred inmates is returned to the sender and not forwarded. The mail rules allow letters, standard cards, limited small photos, publisher or online-distributor paperback books, drawings, and prescription reading glasses, while banning many items such as stickers, tape, glitter, staples, CDs, lottery tickets, phone cards, personal checks, and stationery products.

Requesting Older Teller County Jail Records

The Sheriff's Office records request form is the official fallback when the public roster does not show the record needed. The form covers case reports, CAD screens, combined in-house histories, case photographs, body camera video, mugshots, and other requests. It cites Colorado criminal justice and open-records laws and says records will be released when legally allowed.

Published fees include $6 for a searched case report or CAD screen with the first ten pages, $0.25 for each added page, $10 for a combined history, $5 per mugshot, $2.50 per case photograph, and $15 for a photo flash drive. The form lists $40 per hour for CCJRA history, $40 per hour for CORA with the first hour free, and $33 per hour for body-camera requests. Some reports cannot be emailed, and identity verification may be requested.

Teller County State and Federal Inmate Lookup

A Teller County inmate record can move out of the county system. The Colorado Department of Corrections Offender Search is for sentenced state prison custody. The Federal Bureau of Prisons locator is for sentenced federal inmates from 1982 to present. The ICE Online Detainee Locator System is for immigration custody and requires an A-number plus country or exact biographical name plus country.

The CDOC offender search screenshot shows the DOC number, name, gender, CAPTCHA, and submit controls used for Colorado state prison lookup.

Use CDOC only after sentencing or state-prison transfer. It does not replace the Teller County roster for people still held at the local jail before trial.