Releases from Clear Creek County Jail
Clear Creek County Jail / Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office Detentions is the local county detention facility at 405 Argentine Street in Georgetown. The Detentions page describes the facility as providing care, custody, and control of inmates and detainees according to statutory requirements and court edicts. For release research, that means the jail is the local custody point, but the release record may point to another system depending on how custody ended.
A person released from this facility may leave on bond, time served, court order, sentence completion, MITT completion, work-release status, transfer to CDOC, transfer to another agency, or a hold or detainer path. If the release is a community release, VINE, sheriff records, and court records are the practical confirmation channels. If the release is a transfer, the next search belongs to the receiving agency, such as CDOC, BOP, ICE, another county, or federal court.
How to Confirm a Release from Clear Creek County Jail
Clear Creek County does not publish a confirmed county-hosted recent-release feed in the official sources reviewed. The county custody-status page points users to VINE, while the exact release record runs through the Sheriff's Records Unit. Use the full Clear Creek County released inmate search path when the custody type is unclear.
- Search Clear Creek's Inmate Custody Status path and Colorado VINE for current or recent custody status.
- If VINE does not return a useful result, request the booking and release record from the Sheriff's Records Unit.
- Search the Colorado Judicial Branch docket and CoCourts Register of Action for bond, disposition, sentence, probation, or future hearings.
- If the person was transferred to state prison or parole, search CDOC by DOC number or name.
- If the release was federal or immigration-related, use BOP, federal court records, or ICE ODLS instead of treating the county release as the final custody event.
Clear Creek County Jail Records and Contact
The records contact for a jail release is the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office. The official records page says criminal justice records may be requested online and that a Records Unit member will contact the requester with the cost, which must be prepaid before release. Ask for the booking and release record showing booking date, release date and time, release type or reason, charges or case number, bond or sentence status, and transfer or hold information if releasable.
Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office Detentions
405 Argentine Street, P.O. Box 2000, Georgetown, CO 80444
Front Desk / Records: 303-679-2376
Non-emergency dispatch: 303-980-7300
Detentions/jail phone referenced on jail pages: 303-679-2396
Records hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
The records page shows recordsreqeusts@clearcreeksheriff.us, while the 2026 records request PDF shows RecordsRequests@clearcreeksheriff.us. Because the source materials differ, verify the current email address on the live form or by calling records before sending sensitive details. Booking photo requests should be made through the same records path if the photo is maintained and releasable.
About Clear Creek County Jail
The facility is operated by the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office. County RFP material says the jail receives people from unincorporated Clear Creek County, Idaho Springs, Georgetown, and Empire police departments, and Colorado State Patrol. It also reports that the Sheriff's Office is responsible for an average of 24 county inmates per day. That matters because the arresting agency may not be the same office that maintains the jail release record.
Bond, Work Release, and Transfers
Bond is the most explicit local release route. Clear Creek's Bonds page says the Sheriff's Office is required by C.R.S. 16-4-102 to release someone within six hours of posting bond, subject to the page's conditions. The page also says the jail accepts bonds 24 hours a day, 7 days a week including holidays; accepts cash, credit card, and surety bonds; and does not allow property bonds.
For electronic bond processing, family or friends can deposit funds into the inmate's Bail Bond Trust account using AllPaid, email detentions@clearcreeksheriff.us, receive a Delivery Slip secure-email invitation, send scanned state ID, and sign and return bond paperwork. The six-hour release period begins after required funds and documents are received. If the release is through a bonding agent, the Bonds page describes a valid power of attorney and required documents as part of the release-processing trigger.
Work release is a sentenced-time route, not a general public release feed. The Work Release page says the court may grant work-release privilege at sentencing, but the jail decides whether the inmate can participate, with a packet and fee process through the jail. A work-release status should be checked against the jail record and the court order before treating it as final sentence discharge.
MITT Money and Sentenced-Time Release
MITT is a local sentenced-time detail for people ordered to serve time in the facility. The Clear Creek MITT page says a sentenced person must bring a $30 processing fee on the first visit, photo identification, and a copy of the court-provided MITT. It also says money deposited will be returned when the person leaves in the form of a check.
For release confirmation, MITT should be tied back to the court order and the jail release record. A person completing MITT time may have a sheriff release record, a court sentence record, and a payment or cost record. That is different from a bond release, where the Bonds page controls the funds and paperwork path, and different from a CDOC transfer, where the state offender search becomes the next custody tool.
No Clear Creek Recent-Release Feed Found
No official Clear Creek-hosted 24-hour or 72-hour recent-release list was found in the official sources reviewed. No official jail roster photo feed was found either. That is why this facility page should not promise a live "who got out today" table, booking photo gallery, or rolling release archive. The public-facing county custody-status page points to VINE, and exact confirmation comes from the Records Unit and court records.
For people released two or three days ago, a current-custody search may already be less useful. Use VINE for recent custody changes, the Sheriff's Records Unit for the release record, and the court docket or CoCourts for bond and disposition context. Booking photo requests also go through records. The current request form lists photos at $30 per request, but access may still depend on agency review and applicable Colorado law.
After-Hours Lobby Phone and Pickup Logistics
The Detentions page gives a practical release-coordination detail: if someone arrives after hours or on a weekend, they should use the phone on the wall near the snack machines because it automatically dials the jail. This is useful for pickup, bond paperwork, or arrival questions at the Georgetown facility. It is not a public record shortcut and does not replace VINE, records requests, or court confirmation.
The same Detentions page describes directions through Interstate 70 exit 228 for Georgetown, then Argentine Street, with the Sheriff's Office building identified by a green roof. Those details are operational, not historical claims. They help a visitor reach the local jail but should not be used to infer release status without a custody or records check.
VINE, Court, CDOC, BOP, and ICE Distinctions
VINE is Clear Creek's official public custody-status path, but it is not a complete court docket or permanent release archive. The Colorado Judicial docket and CoCourts Register of Action explain court events such as bond, sentence, dismissal, probation, or future settings. CDOC is the state-prison and parole path when the person was transferred to or released from Colorado prison. BOP is the federal custody path, and ICE ODLS is the immigration-custody path.
| System | Use it when |
|---|---|
| VINE / VINELink | You need current or recent custody status tied to the county's official custody-status page. |
| Sheriff records | You need the exact Clear Creek booking and release record. |
| Colorado Judicial / CoCourts | You need bond, disposition, sentence, probation, or case-status context. |
| CDOC | The person was transferred to state prison, released from CDOC, or is on CDOC parole. |
| BOP | The matter became a federal custody or federal release question. |
| ICE ODLS | The county release may have been a transfer to immigration custody. |
Booking Photo Requests from the Jail
Clear Creek County does not appear to publish a sheriff-hosted mugshot roster or recent-release photo list. If a booking photograph is needed for purpose-neutral record verification, request it through the Sheriff's Records Unit and ask for the booking photograph if maintained and releasable. The current records request PDF lists photos at $30 per request.
Do not treat a missing online photo as proof that no booking occurred. The county's official path is a records request, and the agency may redact, withhold, deny, or require prepayment under Colorado criminal-justice records rules. If the person was transferred to CDOC, CDOC's offender search may show a state offender photo, but that is not a Clear Creek County Jail booking photo.