Find Teller County Inmates

Teller County inmate search starts with the county jail roster for people currently held or recently processed at the local detention facility. The roster can show booking and charge information, but it is not the same as a full criminal court case record or a statewide prison record. A Teller County jail roster search may also need a phone call when names are misspelled, hyphenated, aliased, or recently booked. State prison, federal custody, immigration-related detention, bond, visitation, mail, and commissary questions use different access channels, so the right source depends on the person's custody status.

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Teller County Jail Roster Overview

The Teller County Sheriff's Office maintains the Detentions Facility and links to an active roster. Sheriff Jason Mikesell is named on the official sheriff page. The sheriff's office is at 11400 US Highway 24, Divide, CO 80814, with non-emergency phone 719-687-9652. The jail facility is at 288 Weaverville Road, Divide, CO 80814, and the jail phone line is 719-687-7770. The official detentions page says callers should have biographical information ready, including first, last and hyphenated names, aliases, date of birth, and country of birth.

The active roster is a vendor-hosted Tiger Roster system linked from the official sheriff site. It includes Active Roster, Last 72, and First 72 views. The roster is for local jail custody and recent jail activity. It does not replace Colorado Department of Corrections records for sentenced state prisoners, Federal Bureau of Prisons records for federal custody, or court records for final dispositions. The jail page also mentions ICE detainee locator context, urgent message procedures, and no long-term inmates because detainees are awaiting sentencing, trial, or transfer.

The Teller County Detentions Facility page is the official county source that links jail information, roster access, bond details, and inmate services.

Teller County Detentions Facility page for jail roster and inmate information

Use that county page as the local custody starting point before moving to state or federal inmate systems.


How to Use the Teller County Inmate Roster

The active roster is available at the Teller County Detention Center roster. The inspected roster displayed a total inmate count and a result table. Names from live detainees are not reproduced here. If the roster does not show a person who may have been recently arrested, call the jail because booking data can lag, names can be entered differently, and the person may have been released, transferred, or held under another agency's process.

  1. Open the Teller County Detention Center active roster linked from the official sheriff and detentions pages.
  2. Use the Active Roster tab for current detainees, or Last 72 and First 72 views for recent jail activity.
  3. Review the result columns, including action link, name, gender, and age.
  4. Select the inmate detail link when available to read booking number, booking date, primary offense, arresting agency, charge table, bond, fine, and release schedule fields.
  5. Call 719-687-7770 if the name does not appear or if urgent information, aliases, date of birth, or country of birth may be needed to identify the person.

The active jail roster is the official public roster view linked for Teller County detainees.

Teller County active jail roster page for current detainees

The roster is a custody snapshot and should be paired with court records when the final charge status or disposition matters.


Roster Search Fields

The inspected active roster primarily exposes roster tabs and result columns rather than a broad search form. The jail phone process functions as the fallback search channel. The detentions page specifically asks callers to have detailed biographical information ready. This is important because hyphenated names, aliases, date of birth, and country of birth can be needed to identify the correct person.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Active RosterTab / linkNoShows current detainees and a total inmate count when inspected.
Last 72Tab / linkNoShows recent release or booking activity depending on roster view.
First 72Tab / linkNoShows recent initial 72-hour roster activity.
ActionResult columnNoSelect Inmate link opens the detail page.
NameResult columnNoDisplayed in last, first format; live names are not reproduced here.
GenderResult columnNoMale and female values were observed in the research.
AgeResult columnNoNumeric age shown in results.
Refresh ResultsLink / buttonNoRefreshes the displayed roster.

What an Inmate Profile Shows

A sample inmate detail page was inspected on July 13, 2026, but live detainee names are omitted. The roster includes a disclaimer that accuracy is not guaranteed and that data is informational only. The profile fields focus on booking and custody data, not complete court history. Some fields that users often expect, such as mugshot, holding location or pod, court date, and warrant number, were not observed in the text extraction of the inspected record.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameFull name displayed on the inmate detail page.
Booking NumberThe jail booking identifier assigned to the custody event.
Booking DateDate and time the person was booked.
Primary OffenseThe main listed offense or booking reason, which may differ from final filed charges.
Arresting AgencyThe agency connected to the arrest or custody entry.
Schedule Release DateRelease date if listed, including N/A when no date appears.
Physical DescriptorsAge, sex, height, weight, race, hair, eyes, and glasses yes/no.
Charge InformationDescription, charge type, bond amount, and fine amount.

Teller County Jail Facilities

Teller County's local jail is the Teller County Detentions Facility in Divide. The county describes it as a medium-security ICE/county jail facility, similar to maximum security without tower structures. It is solid concrete with limited fresh air and supervised movement. The facility has pods and two-person cells, a library, commissary, gym, barber shop, chapel, telephones, bathrooms, and three meals per day. Exercise is limited and supervised in adjacent structures with a basketball hoop and dip bars, generally an hour every other day according to the official detentions page.

Teller County Detentions Facility

288 Weaverville Road

Divide, CO 80814

719-687-7770

Local jail, roster, urgent messages, bond, and inmate information.

Teller County Sheriff's Office

11400 US Highway 24

Divide, CO 80814

719-687-9652

Non-emergency sheriff contact. Emergency calls go to 911.


Booking Process in Teller County

Booking creates the custody record. The person may be photographed, identified, medically screened, classified, assigned a booking number, and entered into the jail system. The roster may show the primary offense, arresting agency, booking date, bond amount, fine amount, and scheduled release date. The official detentions page notes detainees may be awaiting sentencing, trial, or transfer, and that the facility does not house long-term inmates. Booking data can appear before a prosecutor files formal charges in court.

Bond and first-appearance details may depend on the court, charge, warrant status, and release conditions. Teller County states that the Sheriff's Office entered an agreement with Genesis eBONDS for surety bonding under House Bill 25-1015. The county bond-rights page says that money-bond payors need only pay the bond amount to secure release, not separate fees or debts. A surety has rights to bond paperwork and the next court date. Court-filed charges and final disposition must be checked through Teller County Combined Court and the Colorado Judicial Branch, not only the jail roster.


Visitation Hours and Rules

Teller County uses HomeWAV for video visitation. The official jail visitation page says all visitation at the Teller County Jail is by video visitation. Visitors sign up through HomeWAV and may use video visitation from home or from the jail lobby. Lobby visits occur only during posted lobby windows. Schedules can change, so confirm with the jail before relying on a visit time.

DayHoursType
Monday7:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Tuesday7:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Wednesday7:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Thursday7:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Friday7:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Saturday7:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.; 9:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Sunday7:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.; 9:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.Home video visitation
Wednesday7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.Lobby video visitation
Saturday and Sunday1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.Lobby video visitation

The Teller County jail visitation page provides the HomeWAV schedule and lobby visitation windows.

Teller County jail visitation page with HomeWAV video visitation schedule

The schedule is video-only, so visitors should not expect standard face-to-face jail visits without checking current jail rules.


How to Contact an Inmate

Detainees cannot receive incoming calls. For urgent messages, call 719-687-7770 with the detainee full name, alien registration number if relevant, caller name, and caller telephone number; the detainee will be given the message. Mail must be sent through the U.S. Postal Service or similar delivery service, not dropped off. Use this format: Inmate's Full Name, Teller County Jail, P.O. Box 730, Divide, CO 80814. All mail is opened and inspected, and mail for released or transferred inmates is returned to sender and not forwarded.

Allowed mail includes unlimited letters, plain greeting cards, no more than five 4 by 6 inch or smaller photographs per envelope, paperback books from a publisher or online distributor, approved drawings, and prescription reading glasses. Prohibited items include inmate-to-inmate correspondence without approval, sticky substances, labels inside letters, glitter, confetti, markers, food, checks not allowed by policy, CDs, DVDs, clothing, jewelry, tobacco, illegal drugs, oversized or lewd photos, and books from private individuals or street-address bookstores. The official mail PDF includes many more item-specific rules.


Commissary and Inmate Funds

Teller County uses JailATM for email and commissary or gift packs. Visa and MasterCard are accepted online. Cash is accepted 24/7 at the mobile kiosk in the Teller County Jail lobby at 288 Weaverville Road, Divide, CO 80814, but the kiosk gives no change. Funds by mail must be cashier's checks or money orders only, payable to Teller County Jail with the inmate's full booking name. Mail them to: Inmate Full Booking Name, Teller County Jail, P.O. Box 730, Divide, CO 80814. No cash or personal checks are accepted through the mail.

The Teller County inmate phone and commissary page explains JailATM, kiosk, cashier's check, and money order options.

Teller County inmate phone and commissary information page

Those payment rules are separate from court fines, restitution, and bond payments, which may use court or bond-specific channels.

JailATM is the online deposit and commissary platform linked for Teller County inmate services.

JailATM deposits page for inmate commissary and gift packs

Use the inmate's full booking name when sending funds or money orders so deposits route to the correct account.


County Jail, DOC, Federal, and Records Requests

The Teller roster is only the local jail channel. If someone has been sentenced to the Colorado Department of Corrections, search the DOC inmate locator. If the person is in federal custody, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator, which covers federal inmates from 1982 to present. If the question concerns immigration detention, follow the ICE detainee locator context linked from sheriff materials. If the question is a booking record, report, or sheriff-held criminal justice record not available on the roster, contact the sheriff or use the proper records request process. If the question is the court outcome, use the Colorado Judicial Branch docket search or Teller Clerk of Court.