Search Greeley Busted Mugshots
Greeley busted mugshots and arrest records are held by the Weld County Sheriff's Office. Greeley is the county seat of Weld County and has a population around 113,000. All bookings for the city go through the Weld County jail at 2110 O Street in Greeley. The sheriff publishes daily arrest reports and a daily released inmates list online. This page covers how to find Greeley mugshots, search for warrants, request older booking records, and understand your rights under Colorado public records law.
Greeley Quick Facts
Greeley Arrests and Weld County Jail
The Greeley Police Department makes arrests in the city. Once a suspect is in custody, they get taken to the Weld County jail for booking. The jail is at 2110 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631. You can reach them at (970) 356-4015. Since Greeley is the county seat, the jail sits right in town. Staff take a mugshot during booking. They also record charges, bail amount, and arresting agency. All of that goes into the Weld County system.
The Weld County jail has 713 beds. It holds people who are waiting for court and those who are serving sentences. The sheriff's patrol and administration office is at 1950 O Street in Greeley. The records unit sits at 1555 North 17th Avenue on the garden level. Hours for the records unit are Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 6:00pm. They close on major holidays. Greeley makes up the largest share of bookings at this jail because it is the biggest city in Weld County by a wide margin.
Note: The Greeley Police Department arrests people, but Weld County Sheriff runs the jail and all booking records.
Greeley Daily Arrest Report
Weld County publishes a daily arrest report online. The Weld County daily arrests page shows everyone booked into the jail. Each entry lists the person's name, arrest date, time, arresting agency, booking number, date of birth, gender, charges, and bail amount. If the Greeley Police Department made the arrest, it says so right in the listing. You can filter by date to find recent Greeley busted mugshots and booking data.
The daily arrest report for Weld County shows all bookings. Look for "Greeley Police Department" as the arresting agency to find Greeley-specific entries.
The report includes a statement that all persons listed are innocent until proven guilty. It only covers people booked into the Weld County jail. The daily arrest list is a public document. Anyone can view it without signing up or making a request. It updates as new bookings are processed during the day. This is the fastest free way to see who has been arrested in Greeley recently.
Greeley Released Inmates and Warrants
If you are looking for someone who was arrested in Greeley but has already been let go, the Weld County daily released inmates page shows that data. The released report goes back to June 17, 2022. It includes the arrest date, release date, charges, bail info, and bond details. Between the daily arrest report and the released list, you can track both current and recent Greeley bookings through the Weld County system.
Weld County also runs a public warrant search tool. This shows active warrants in the county. If someone in Greeley has an outstanding warrant, it may appear here. The warrant search is separate from the jail booking reports. It tells you if someone is wanted. The daily arrest report tells you if someone has already been booked. Use both tools together for a fuller picture of a Greeley case.
Note: The Weld County released inmates report covers data starting from June 17, 2022 onward.
Greeley Booking Records Access
Arrest records for Greeley are public under the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act. The CCJRA at C.R.S. 24-72-301 makes records of official action open to the public. Arrests, charges, and dispositions are official actions. Anyone can ask for Greeley busted mugshots without giving a reason. The Weld County Sheriff has to respond to your request within three business days.
Written requests for Greeley booking records should go to the Weld County Sheriff's Office at 1950 O Street, Greeley, CO 80631. Under Colorado's open records laws, the first hour of research is free. After that, fees can reach $41.37 per hour. Copies cost $0.25 per page. You must sign a statement saying you will not use the records for direct business solicitation. That is the pecuniary gain rule. It applies statewide, not just in Greeley. The Attorney General's CORA page explains how the request process works and what response times to expect.
Colorado Background Checks for Greeley
The CBI Internet Criminal History Check costs $6 per name and covers all of Colorado. This statewide search pulls from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation database. It is useful if you need records beyond what the Weld County daily reports show. For Greeley residents, the CBI check can also reveal arrests that took place in other counties. Sealed records and most juvenile arrests do not appear in public CBI results.
The Colorado DOC offender search is free and shows people currently in state prison. If someone arrested in Greeley ended up with a state sentence, you can find their photo and conviction details in the DOC system. This is separate from the Weld County jail. The DOC tool only covers state prison inmates. Between the Weld County daily reports, CBI check, and DOC search, you have several good ways to find records tied to a Greeley arrest.
Sealing Greeley Arrest Records
Under C.R.S. 24-72-703, you can petition to seal your criminal record in Colorado. This applies to Greeley busted mugshots held in the Weld County system. The court filing fee is $224. A waiver is available for low-income petitioners. Once sealed, a Greeley mugshot will not show up in public searches. The daily arrest report will not display it. A CBI check will not return it either.
Automatic sealing may apply in some cases. If charges were never filed after a Greeley arrest made on or after January 1, 2022, the CBI can seal those records on its own after one year. Drug convictions have a different path under C.R.S. 24-72-704. Every case depends on the specific charges and timeline. Colorado's HB 14-1047 also protects Greeley residents from mugshot extortion sites. Those sites cannot charge you to take down your booking photo. Violations carry civil damages of up to $1,000 each. If you think your Greeley record qualifies for sealing, talk to a lawyer or the Weld County District Court.
Track Greeley Inmates with VINE
VINE is a free service that tracks inmates booked at the Weld County jail. Register at vinelink.com with a name or booking number. The system sends alerts when a person's custody status changes. Releases, transfers, and court dates all trigger a notice. You can get alerts by phone, email, or text. The daily arrest report on the Weld County website links directly to VINE for each booking entry.
VINE does not show Greeley busted mugshots. It only tracks status. For booking photos, use the Weld County daily arrest report or submit a records request. VINE fills a different need. It keeps you informed without having to check the website every day. Many people in Greeley use VINE alongside the county tools for the most complete monitoring of an active case.
Weld County Busted Mugshots
Greeley is the county seat of Weld County. All local arrest bookings go to the Weld County jail at 2110 O Street. For more details on the county's jail system, daily reports, warrant search, and contact information, visit the Weld County page.
Nearby Cities
These cities are in the northern Colorado area near Greeley. Each uses a different county jail for bookings. Select a city for local mugshot and arrest record details.