Find Gunnison County Inmates

Gunnison County inmate search is based on a daily jail roster rather than a live name-search database. The Gunnison County jail roster search process means opening the current roster or archive, scanning for the person, and confirming custody details with detention when needed. Inmate records for Gunnison County can show booking, charge, court, bond, and release information for people in the county detention center, while state prison custody is searched through a separate Colorado offender system.

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Gunnison County Jail Roster

The Gunnison County Detention Services page links to the current Inmate Daily Roster and explains related detention services such as inmate money, video visitation, bail deposits, fingerprinting, and property rules. The roster is a free PDF status report published through the Sheriff's Office archive. It is not a standard web form with last-name and first-name fields, so readers need to open the PDF and scan the names or archive entries.

The roster covers people booked into the Gunnison County Detention Center. It does not cover all statewide offenders, people in Colorado prison, federal custody, or people arrested by another agency and held outside Gunnison County. For a person sentenced to state prison or parole, the separate Colorado Department of Corrections offender search is the correct channel. For local custody questions, call detention.

Local inmate records also have a court-record connection. The roster may list Gunnison County Court, Gunnison District Court, or out-of-county courts beside the charge line. That court field is useful for finding the next hearing, but it does not replace the court docket or the Clerk of Court record request process. If the person has a pending criminal case, use the roster to identify current custody and then use court channels for complaints, dispositions, sentence orders, or registers of action.

The official Detention Services page is the county source for the roster and custody service links.

Gunnison County inmate records detention services roster page

The county page is also the source for the current no in-person visitation notice and the InmateCanteen video visitation and money links.


Use Gunnison County Inmate Roster

Use the roster as a current custody snapshot. The current PDF is generated by Omnigo software and may include court dates, charge text, bond amounts, bond types, and a disposition line. Because the format is a PDF, spelling and scan care matter. If a name is not found, check the archive date, then call detention before assuming the person is not in custody.

  1. Open the Sheriff inmate daily roster archive or the current recent roster link.
  2. Use the browser or PDF find function to scan for the last name, then review each matching entry.
  3. Read the court, court date, charge, bond amount, bond type, and disposition fields together.
  4. Call detention at 970-641-1108 if the roster is unclear, stale, or urgent.
  5. Use Colorado DOC search only when the person may be in state prison or parole status.

Gunnison County Inmate Search Fields

The county roster is not a fielded public search portal. The required Phase B search-field table is therefore shown as the real access pattern documented in the research: a PDF roster for county jail, an archive page for past daily PDFs, detention phone confirmation, and a separate DOC name or DOC-number lookup for state custody.

Access ChannelField or ActionRequiredNotes
Current roster PDFScan inmate nameNo form fieldFree county PDF, not a live database.
Roster archiveSelect recent or archived PDFNo form fieldUseful when a prior daily status report is needed.
Detention phoneName and custody questionCaller supplies detailsUse for current custody, bond, and release logistics.
Colorado DOCDOC number, last name, first name, genderOptional fieldsState sentenced population, separate from county jail.

Gunnison County Inmate Record Fields

The official roster sample lists custody and court-related fields, but it does not show mugshots, physical description, housing pod, arresting agency, or warrant number as separate captured fields. Treat the roster as a short status report, then use court or sheriff channels when the full case file, arrest report, or certified court document is needed.

FieldWhat It Shows
Inmate nameFull name in the roster entry.
Inmate No.Local identifier, with examples using a year-based number format.
Scheduled release dateRelease date if one is listed.
Arrest dateDate of arrest or booking into the facility.
CourtGunnison County Court, Gunnison District Court, or out-of-county court.
Court dateNext hearing date and time when available.
ChargeCharge text, sometimes with degree, DV, DUI, or warrant wording.
Bond amount and typeAmount plus cash/surety, cash only, domestic no bond, N/A, or similar notation.
DispositionPretrial, work release sentence, or other current status.
Total bondCombined bond amount listed for the inmate.

Note: Full criminal case outcomes are court records, so use the Clerk of Court for dispositions and sentence orders.


Gunnison County Jail Facility

The researched local sources identify one main county detention facility: the Gunnison County Public Safety Center / Gunnison County Detention Center. The Sheriff's Office and detention center share the Bidwell address. Detention Captain Midge Barton is listed for detention services. The facility charges everyone booked into the Detention Center a booking fee, and additional costs may apply.

Gunnison County Detention Center

510 W. Bidwell

Gunnison, CO 81230

970-641-1108

Fax 970-641-8532; voicemail available 24/7

Gunnison County Sheriff's Office

510 W. Bidwell

Gunnison, CO 81230

970-641-1113

Mon-Fri, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.


Gunnison County Booking Process

The inmate handbook says classification, housing area, and privileges are usually determined initially by a deputy within 72 hours of arrival, with later moves as space allows. Classification level affects housing and privileges. Staff may monitor inmate communications, including phone calls, visitation, mail, intercoms, and ordinary conversations, except privileged attorney communications.

Booking records and jail roster records are not the same as the full criminal case file. The roster may show charge text, court, bond, and disposition, but criminal complaints, informations, sentence orders, and registers of action are requested from the court. Sheriff incident reports and local records checks use the Sheriff's records process, and juvenile arrest records may not be released.

Local records checks from the Sheriff's Office are limited to Sheriff's Office contacts. The research notes that they do not include Gunnison Police, Colorado State Patrol, Mt. Crested Butte Police, Crested Butte Marshal, other Colorado counties, or other states. For statewide criminal history, use the Colorado Bureau of Investigation instead. That distinction keeps an inmate roster entry, a Sheriff local check, and a statewide criminal history from being mistaken for the same record.

Custody distinction: County jail custody, Colorado DOC prison custody, and court case records are separate systems with separate custodians.


Gunnison County Inmate Visitation

The Detention Services website currently says no in-person visitation until further notice and directs visitors to inmatecanteen.com for online video visitation. The handbook gives detailed video visitation times and rules. Reconcile the two by treating the website as the current public notice and the handbook as the rules source. Confirm current status with detention before planning an on-site visit.

Visit TypeDaysTimesNotes
On-site video visitsMonday-Saturday7:30 a.m.-11:40 a.m.; 1:00 p.m.-4:40 p.m.Website says no in-person visitation until further notice, so confirm first.
Off-site video visitsMonday-Sunday7:30 a.m.-11:40 a.m.; 1:00 p.m.-4:40 p.m.; 7:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.Through video system; monitored and recorded.
Professional visitsDaily or official business0600-2230Attorneys and official visitors must present credentials and ID.

Visits are approximately 20 minutes. Staff will not wake an inmate for a visit. Inappropriate dress, emergent facility needs, or rule violations can lead to cancellation or suspension.


Contact Gunnison County Inmates

Phone calls require money in the account through team3.inmatecanteen.com. The pods have telephones, but there are no collect calls. Personal calls are monitored and recorded, while verified attorney calls are not. Facility phone time is limited to 15 minutes, and phones may be turned off during meals, cleanup, lights out, or security needs.

Mail must follow the handbook address format. Outgoing mail must be unsealed and include the inmate's full name in the return address. Incoming personal mail is opened and inspected for contraband. Personal mail is photocopied, and originals are placed in inmate property. Legal mail is opened and inspected in front of the inmate.

Mail LineUse
Gunnison County Detention CenterFacility name
INMATE MAILRequired mail label from handbook
510 W. Bidwell Ave.Street address
Gunnison, CO 81230City, state, ZIP

Gunnison County Commissary Money

Money for calls, books, video visitation, commissary, and bail deposits can be placed through InmateCanteen / Team3, which Detention Services links as the official vendor. Commissary orders must be completed by lockdown Sunday night and are delivered weekly on Thursday when roads permit. Friday delivery may occur when weather or holidays affect the schedule, a practical point in mountain winter travel.

The handbook states maximum commissary spending is $100. Unauthorized commissary trading or barter is prohibited. Medical and mental health care requests use medical kite forms during medical rounds or kiosk requests when needed. Emergencies should be reported to a deputy or sergeant by intercom, and grievances are submitted by KITE through the kiosk.

Medical access is described in practical terms in the handbook. A nurse comes one to two times per week, a mental health nurse two to three times per week, and a mental health therapist three to four times per week. Patients are seen whether or not they can pay, but fees may be billed to the inmate account for outside care, transport, prescriptions, and PRN medications. Programs may include Alcoholics Anonymous and church services depending on classification.

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