Find Conejos County Jail Releases

Conejos County Jail Releases

The Conejos County Jail is the primary local custody facility for this project. It is operated by the Conejos County Sheriff's Office and serves arrests and holds from Conejos County communities, including Antonito, La Jara, Manassa, Romeo, Sanford, Capulin, Conejos, and nearby areas. Research did not confirm a separate municipal holding facility, state prison, federal prison, regional jail, or active ICE detention center physically located in Conejos County.

A release from this jail can lead to several places. Some people leave to the community after bond, time served, dismissal, sentence completion, or a court order. Some leave under a probation order and remain tied to the Conejos court case. Others are transferred to CDOC after felony sentencing, moved to another county, held for a federal matter, or transferred to immigration custody. The jail release record should be read as the first handoff record. It may not answer what happened in the next system.

Confirm Conejos Jail Release

No official Conejos County online jail roster, 24-hour release feed, or 72-hour release feed was confirmed. That means the release path for a named person starts with the sheriff or jail, then moves to court, VINE, CDOC, or other systems depending on what the jail says. The full search and records workflow is covered on the Conejos County released inmates home page, but the facility-specific route starts with the booking.

1. Call the Conejos County Sheriff's Office or jail at 719-376-2196 and ask whether the person is still in custody, released, pending paperwork, or transferred.
2. Ask whether staff can confirm the release date, release reason, bond status, court order, or destination agency. If not, ask for the records custodian process.
3. Check Colorado VINE for custody status or release notification if the booking is in a participating feed.
4. Search Colorado Judicial Branch dockets and Conejos court pages for bond, disposition, sentencing, probation, or warrant entries.
5. If the jail release was a transfer to state prison, use the CDOC offender search by DOCNO or name.
6. If the release record mentions federal or ICE transfer language, use federal or immigration systems instead of assuming community release.

Conejos County Jail Records

The address most consistently surfaced in local directories is 14044 County Road G.5, Antonito, CO 81120, with main phone 719-376-2196. County Sheriffs of Colorado lists Sheriff Garth Crowther with a mailing address of P.O. Box 37, Conejos, CO 81129, and the same phone number. MySLVConnect lists both physical and mailing information at the Antonito location. The facility page should not invent records-office hours, lobby rules, release windows, or property pickup times because official public materials did not confirm them.

When a release record is needed, ask for a Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act record of official action related to release from custody. Give the person's name, aliases, approximate booking date, case number, arresting agency, and booking number if known. A precise request can ask for release date and time, release reason, bond or court order, hold or detainer information, transfer agency, and booking photo if retained and releasable.

The Colorado County Court jail directory listing is one source that surfaced the jail address and phone.

Directory sources help confirm contact routing, but the sheriff or jail records custodian controls release-record responses.

About Conejos County Jail

Conejos County Jail is a county-jail page, not a state-prison or federal-prison page. That distinction controls the search route. County jail records can document local booking and release. CDOC records document Colorado prison custody, parole eligibility, mandatory release, and sentence discharge. BOP records document federal prison custody. ICE records document current immigration custody or CBP custody after more than 48 hours. One release event can be the bridge from one system to another.

The research did not locate a published release logistics policy for the jail. No public source identified exact release time of day, lobby or exit door rules, family waiting procedure, weekend release practice, holiday handling, or property pickup schedule. Rural distance matters in Conejos County and the San Luis Valley, so call before traveling. Ask whether release has been processed, whether court or bond paperwork is still pending, whether property pickup is separate from release, and whether another agency has a hold.

That rural context also affects what a family member can safely infer from silence. If a release was expected after court, the person may still be waiting on jail processing, a bond step, a warrant check, or a receiving agency decision. If the person is no longer confirmable at the jail, ask whether the release was to the community or to another custody system. A transfer to CDOC, another county, federal custody, or ICE is a release from Conejos County Jail, but it is not the same as being free from custody.

Note: do not apply CDOC earned-time or parole rules to a short Conejos County Jail sentence unless the court or sheriff confirms the calculation path.

Conejos Court Release Route

Conejos Combined Court is often the durable source for why a person left the jail. A release can be caused by a bond order, personal recognizance release, dismissal, deferred sentence, guilty plea, jail sentence with credit, probation sentence, prison mittimus, warrant recall, or sentence discharge. The court docket search requires a date and at least one other filter, so known hearing dates and case numbers are valuable.

The court contact page lists mailing address P.O. Box 128, Conejos, CO 81129; temporary physical address 603 Main Street, Antonito, CO 81120; phone 719-376-5465; and email conejosclerk@judicial.state.co.us. Online court-data tools may show a register of action or docket data, but certified copies usually require the clerk. If a case is sealed, the public view may be restricted even if the jail release happened.

The Conejos County court page gives local court context for release-related case events.

The court path is strongest when the release was tied to bond, sentencing, probation, dismissal, or a warrant action.

Conejos Jail Booking Photos

Booking photos for Conejos County Jail were not confirmed as posted online. No official sheriff release-mugshot feed, booking-photo gallery, current-inmate photo roster, or inmate app was found. If a booking photo exists and is retained, it must usually be requested from the sheriff under Colorado criminal-justice-record procedures. A booking photo is not the same as a record of official action, so release can be discretionary or redacted even when the release date itself is easier to document.

CDOC offender photos are separate from Conejos County Jail mugshots. CBI sex offender registry photos are also separate and apply only to qualifying registrants under registry rules. News photos and unofficial third-party pages may be old or disconnected from current release status. For jail photo details, use the Release Mugshots page and keep the request tied to the official sheriff record.

Conejos Jail ICE Transfers

Immigration transfer is a real local angle, but it needs careful wording. Historical ICE detention data includes a County Jail (Contract) Conejos County Jail (CO) category for FY2009 through mid-FY2026 coverage. That historical data point does not prove a current active county contract. It does mean a jail release record with detainer, hold, or transfer language should not be treated as a community release without checking immigration systems.

ICE's detainee locator covers current ICE custody and CBP custody after more than 48 hours. USA.gov directs users to immigration-court case status online or by phone at 1-800-898-7180. If the Conejos County Jail release was to ICE, the sheriff record should document the transfer or hold event, but ICE or EOIR controls the next custody and court-status record.

The same logic applies to federal custody. The Bureau of Prisons locator can show Released or Not in BOP Custody for federal prison records, while the U.S. Marshals Service handles many federal pretrial custody and transport steps without a public inmate locator. A Conejos jail record may only show the transfer out of the county facility. The receiving federal or immigration system must be checked separately for current status.