Search Eagle County Busted Mugshots

Eagle County busted mugshots and arrest records come from the Eagle County Sheriff's Office, based in the town of Eagle, Colorado. The sheriff operates the Eagle County Detention Facility and handles all bookings in the area. Eagle County provides an online inmate roster through JailTracker so the public can search for people currently in custody. This page explains how to find Eagle County mugshots, search the inmate roster, request older booking data, and use state databases to look up arrest records from this mountain county.

Eagle County Inmate Roster

The Eagle County Sheriff's Office gives the public access to its inmate roster through JailTracker. This online tool shows who is currently held at the Eagle County Detention Facility. You can search by name or browse the full list. Results include the person's name, booking date, charges, and bond information. The roster updates throughout the day as new bookings come in and people get released from the Eagle County jail.

You can access the Eagle County inmate roster at inmateroster.eaglecounty.us. The tool is free. No login is needed. Type in a name or scroll through the list. If the person you are looking for does not appear, they are not in Eagle County custody at this time. They may have been released, bonded out, or transferred to another facility. The JailTracker system only covers current inmates at the Eagle County jail. It does not keep a history of past bookings or old mugshots.

For people who were booked and released before you searched, you will need to contact the Eagle County Sheriff's records division. Past booking records and mugshots are still public under Colorado law but they are not in the online roster.

Note: The Eagle County JailTracker roster only shows people currently in custody at the detention facility.

Booking Records in Eagle County

When someone gets arrested in Eagle County, they are brought to the detention facility for booking. The process records their name, date of birth, charges, and personal details. A booking photo is taken at that time. This mugshot becomes part of the arrest record for Eagle County. The jail operates 24 hours a day. Arrests in Vail, Avon, Minturn, and other Eagle County communities all route through this same facility. The sheriff's office is the only booking agency for the county.

Eagle County sits in a resort area that sees heavy tourist traffic, especially during ski season. Arrest volumes can spike during busy months. DUI arrests, disorderly conduct, and drug charges are common in the Vail Valley area. All of these bookings go through the Eagle County Detention Facility and show up on the jail roster. The booking data is public. Anyone can look it up without giving a reason, whether you are a local resident checking on a family member or just want to see recent Eagle County arrests.

To get a copy of a specific Eagle County booking record that is not on the online roster, contact the sheriff's office. Put your request in writing. Include the person's full name and the approximate date of arrest if you have it. Mail it to the Eagle County Sheriff's Office at 0885 East Chambers Avenue, Eagle, CO 81631. You can also call them at (970) 328-8500 during business hours.

Eagle County Records and Colorado Law

Eagle County arrest records are governed by the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act. The CCJRA says that records of official action must be open. Arrests, charges, indictments, and case outcomes are all records of official action. You do not need to give a reason when you ask for them. The Eagle County Sheriff has three business days to respond to your request. If records need to be compiled, the first hour of staff time is free. After that, they can charge up to $41.37 per hour. Copies cost $0.25 per page.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation also holds criminal records that cover Eagle County. You can run a CBI background check for $6.85 through the CBI records check portal. This search pulls from the state's criminal history database and will show arrests from Eagle County along with any other county in Colorado. It is a good option if you want a full picture of someone's record across the state, not just what happened in Eagle County.

The CBI records check covers all 64 Colorado counties, including Eagle County arrest data.

CORA, the Colorado Open Records Act, also applies to Eagle County government records. If a record does not fall under the CCJRA, CORA may still provide a path to access it. The Colorado Attorney General's CORA page explains how to file a request.

Eagle County Court Records

If an arrest in Eagle County leads to criminal charges, those records go through the court system. Eagle County is in the 5th Judicial District. Court records include case filings, hearing dates, plea agreements, and sentencing information. These are separate from the booking records held by the sheriff. The Colorado Judicial Branch gives the public access to court record information through its website.

The Colorado Judicial public records access guide explains how to search for court records from Eagle County cases and other districts across the state.

Use this resource to look up case outcomes and court filings tied to Eagle County arrests.

Court records can fill in gaps that the jail roster does not cover. The roster shows the booking and charges. Court records show what happened next. Was the case dismissed? Did the person plead guilty? Was there a trial? For a complete picture of an Eagle County arrest, you may need both the booking record from the sheriff and the court file from the 5th Judicial District.

Sealing Eagle County Arrest Records

Colorado law lets people petition to seal arrest records under C.R.S. 24-72-703. This applies to Eagle County busted mugshots and booking data. The filing fee is $224. Courts can waive it for low-income petitioners. Once sealed, an Eagle County mugshot will not show up in public searches. The jail roster will not display it. A CBI check will not return it. Only law enforcement and prosecutors keep access to sealed records.

Automatic sealing may apply to some Eagle County arrests. If charges were never filed after an arrest, CBI may seal those records on its own after one year. This covers arrests made on or after January 1, 2022. Drug convictions may also qualify for sealing under C.R.S. 24-72-710 after the required waiting period. If you believe your Eagle County arrest record should be sealed, talk to a lawyer or contact the Eagle County District Court. Sealing does not erase the record. It just removes it from the public's view.

Tracking Eagle County Inmates

VINE is a free tool that tracks inmates in Eagle County and across Colorado. It stands for Victim Information and Notification Everyday. You sign up at vinelink.com and choose how you want to get alerts. Options include phone, email, and text. VINE will notify you when an Eagle County inmate's status changes. That includes releases, transfers, or escapes from the detention facility.

VINE is useful when the jail roster shows someone is in Eagle County custody and you want to know the moment that changes. The roster is a snapshot. VINE gives you real-time updates. Anyone can use it. You do not need to be a crime victim. It works for Eagle County and every other county in the state.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Eagle County. If you are not sure which county handled a particular booking, check the arrest location on the record.