Archuleta County 24 Hour Release List
Archuleta County has no separate official web page labeled as a 24-hour release list in the sheriff and county sources reviewed. The local release path starts with the Archuleta JailTracker roster, because the sheriff's Weekly Intakes page points the public there for the current roster and additional inmate status. That is different from a dedicated list of everyone released today. JailTracker is the live custody surface, while the sheriff's records process is the archive and formal confirmation route.
The page that looks most useful at first glance, Weekly Intakes, is not a release feed. It is intake-focused and describes arrests, dates and times, arresting agency, charge, and bond information. Those details help identify the correct person before a release-record request, but they do not prove that a person left the Archuleta County Detention Facility. A person may bond out, finish a jail sentence, be released by court order, be transferred, or remain held on another warrant or detainer.
Verify the same-day result. A just-processed release can lag in the live roster, and a person who leaves Archuleta County jail custody may still be under court, DOC, federal, or immigration authority.
Check Archuleta County Releases Today
Use the same-day workflow when the question is "who got out today" or "did this person leave jail since yesterday." It should be narrow. A broad search across every court or corrections database can mix county jail release, prison parole, court disposition, and federal custody into one confusing result.
- Open the JailTracker roster and search by name if the live app exposes the record.
- Use the sheriff's Weekly Intakes page to confirm booking context, charges, arresting agency, and bond details.
- Check Colorado VINE if the person was recently in custody or a notification was registered before release.
- Review the Colorado Judicial Branch docket search or CoCourts when the release likely came from a bond order, dismissal, sentence, or warrant event.
- Submit the sheriff's Criminal Justice Records Request Form if the online record is gone or incomplete.
- Use CDOC Offender Search only when the person was transferred to or released from Colorado state prison.
A named-person search with older release-record context belongs on the home page, while the Released Last 72 Hours page is better for a wider recent-days check.
Archuleta Release Fields to Check
Because no confirmed standalone Archuleta County 24-hour release URL was found, the field list should be read as a verification checklist, not as a promise that every item appears in one online table. Some fields come from weekly intake material, some from JailTracker if visible in the live app, and some from the sheriff release record.
| Field | How it helps a 24-hour release check |
|---|---|
| Name and identifiers | Distinguishes people with similar names before relying on a same-day roster result. |
| Booking date or time | Links the release question to the correct Archuleta County Detention Facility booking. |
| Charge or hold reason | Shows whether the person was held on a local charge, warrant, transfer, or another agency hold. |
| Bond amount or status | Helps explain a bond-out release, but it does not itself prove release occurred. |
| Release date and time | The core field to request from ACSO Records when the live roster no longer shows the event. |
| Release type | Separates bond, court order, sentence completion, dismissal, transfer, or other release reasons. |
The best request is specific. Ask for the booking and release event, not a broad copy of every jail file tied to the person.
Archuleta Bond Release Timing
Archuleta's strongest same-day release detail comes from the sheriff's money-bond notice, not from a public hourly release page. The money-bond notice says the sheriff must release a defendant within six hours after specified personal-recognizance or cash-bond conditions are met unless extraordinary circumstances exist. It also allows a hold of up to 24 hours when required electronic monitoring fitting is necessary.
This matters for a 24-hour release search because bond is a legal and processing event. A person may be eligible for release after the bond is posted, but identity checks, court conditions, other holds, warrants, or electronic monitoring can affect the time. The same notice says booking fees, bond fees, and other debts do not have to be paid to secure release on money bond. The bond amount is what secures the release.
The sheriff detention page links a bond payment option through GovPay/AllPaid for remote bail. That payment path is for bond only, not for general jail fees or records fees.
Archuleta Recent Release Clues
The sheriff's public social post is useful because it describes the local roster concept. The post says the jail roster lets the public view photos and information for people booked into the detention center and/or released within recent days.
The Archuleta County Sheriff's Office roster post is captured below as local context for recent-release visibility.
The post supports the idea that recently released people may remain visible for a short period, but it does not prove a current 24-hour window or a current 72-hour window. Use it as a clue, then confirm through JailTracker or ACSO Records.
Archuleta Release Roster Quirks
Archuleta's release information has a useful but limited pattern. The county points to JailTracker for current roster and status, while the official weekly page publishes intake details. No current county page reviewed here gives a stable numeric release retention period. A sheriff social post says "last several days," but that phrase should not be converted into an exact feed length without confirmation from the live JailTracker screen or ACSO Records.
That means a person may fall between sources. They may no longer be on the live in-custody roster, may not be listed in an intake file as released, and may still have a court case that explains the release event. If the person was moved to CDOC, BOP, ICE, another county, or another agency, the county record may show a transfer rather than community release.
Note: Treat a missing online roster hit as a reason to verify, not as proof that no Archuleta County release occurred.
Archuleta Release Photos and Apps
No county-specific Archuleta sheriff mobile app with a confirmed release feed was found in the official sources reviewed. The local online surface is the JailTracker web roster. The sheriff post says the roster can show photos and information for people booked or recently released, but the current display must be checked in the live roster before treating a photo or release tab as guaranteed.
Colorado VINE has a mobile app and notification channels, but VINE is not the sheriff's roster and not the official booking-record custodian. Use the VINELink mobile app listing only for custody-change alerts or status monitoring. Booking photos, if needed, should be checked through JailTracker or requested from ACSO Records when legally releasable.
Archuleta Released vs In Custody
A released Archuleta County detainee usually leaves the live custody view. A still-in-custody detainee should remain tied to the current jail roster unless the system is delayed or the person is held in a different custody system. This distinction matters because people often use a current roster to search for someone who has already left the jail.
| Status question | Best Archuleta County source | What to verify next |
|---|---|---|
| Still in county jail | JailTracker current roster | Facility, charge, bond, and active hold status |
| Released today | JailTracker if visible, then ACSO Records | Release date, time, and type |
| Released by court order | Colorado docket search or CoCourts | Bond order, dismissal, sentence, or warrant event |
| Transferred to prison | CDOC Offender Search | DOC number, status, parole, or discharge information |
| Federal or immigration transfer | BOP, ICE, federal court, or USMS records | Whether the county release was only a transfer |