Fremont County Jail Roster
Fremont County Sheriff Allen Cooper's official CRIMEWATCH page identifies the sheriff's office and detention address at 100 Justice Center Road in Cañon City. For current incarcerated individuals, the sheriff's inmate locator page points users to VINELink Colorado or to Intake/Booking by phone at 719-276-5555 option 2. That means Fremont County inmate records are not presented as a full county-run roster page in the research. The official local route is a current-custody lookup through VINELink plus a direct phone check when bond or hold status matters.
Fremont County has unusual custody confusion because the county is also Colorado's "Correctional Capitol" and has state and federal prisons nearby. County jail custody is handled by the sheriff. State prison custody is searched through the Colorado Department of Corrections offender search. Federal inmate custody belongs to the Bureau of Prisons. A county inmate search should not mix these systems unless the person may have moved from jail to prison or is held for another jurisdiction.
The Fremont County sheriff inmate locator page identifies VINELink and Intake/Booking as the official current-custody routes.
The locator page is the clearest county source for choosing between online custody lookup and a phone confirmation.
Use the Fremont Inmate Lookup
Use VINELink for county current-custody searches and CDOC only for state-prison records. When the question involves bond, release, or a hold, call Intake/Booking because the sheriff warns that bond amounts listed online may not show all bonds or current holds. A person with new charges may need to see a judge before bonding out.
- Open the sheriff inmate locator page and follow the VINELink Colorado route for current incarcerated individuals.
- Search by the identifying information requested by VINELink, then compare the result to known age, name, and custody facts.
- Call 719-276-5555 option 2 when the result is missing, unclear, or bond status matters.
- Use CDOC offender search only if the person is in state prison rather than the county detention center.
- Use court records for charge disposition, sentence, and next hearing information.
The Fremont County sheriff bonding page explains court-set bail, payment methods, and bond rights.
Bond information can change quickly, so the jail phone channel remains important even when online records are available.
Fremont Inmate Search Fields
The Fremont research identified a mixed search field set: VINELink for county current custody, phone search for Intake/Booking, and CDOC fields for state prison custody. The CDOC offender search is not a county jail roster, but it is essential in Fremont County because local readers often confuse jail custody with state prison custody.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| VINELink Colorado | External lookup | Unspecified | Official sheriff route for current incarcerated individuals. |
| Phone search | Phone channel | n/a | Call 719-276-5555 option 2 for Intake/Booking. |
| CDOC DOCNO | Text | Optional | State prison field, not county jail. |
| CDOC last name | Text | Optional | Used for sentenced DOC custody. |
| CDOC first name | Text | Optional | Used with the state offender search. |
| CDOC gender | Radio | Optional | Options shown as All, Male, Female. |
| CAPTCHA/count field | Challenge | Required to submit | Visible on the CDOC search page. |
What Fremont Inmate Records Show
The sheriff inmate locator page does not expose a full roster profile in the page text reviewed for the research. It routes to VINELink and phone. Other official visible sources show the kinds of fields a user may need to reconcile: arrest feed entries, bonding rules, release language, and CDOC prison fields. Treat any online profile as a custody lead, not the final court outcome.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Person name from custody, arrest feed, or offender search result. |
| Charge or warrant text | Alleged charge, warrant language, or arrest headline if published by the sheriff feed. |
| Arresting agency | May show FCSO, CCPD, another county, or transfer language. |
| Bond status | Bond amount or release note if shown, but sheriff says phone confirmation is needed. |
| DOCNO | State prison identifier used by CDOC, not a county booking number. |
| Custody system | County jail, CDOC state prison, or federal BOP should be separated before relying on results. |
The Colorado Department of Corrections offender search is the official state-prison route for DOCNO and name searches.
CDOC results are important in Fremont County, but they do not replace the sheriff's current county jail custody route.
Fremont County Jail Facility
The official jail contact point in the research is the Fremont County Sheriff's Office and detention address on Justice Center Road. Capacity figures were not located in the official source set for the county detention center, so no capacity is stated. Current custody, bond, booking, visitation, mail, and money questions should be directed to the sheriff or the specific vendor routes posted by the sheriff.
Fremont County Detention Center / Sheriff's Office
100 Justice Center Road
Canon City, CO 81212
719-276-5555
Intake/Booking option 2 for current custody and bond status.
Booking and Bond in Fremont County
The sheriff's bonding information says bail and bonds are set by courts and that a person may need to see a judge before bonding out. Cash bonds require cash, money order, or cashier's check payable to Fremont County Combined Courts. Credit or debit bonds can be paid in person, online through GovPayNow, or by phone using PLC A003K8 when eligible. Surety bonds require a bondsperson.
Bond rights are tied to C.R.S. 16-4-102. The sheriff's posted notice says booking fees, bond fees, and debts do not need to be paid to secure release on a money bond. It also states the sheriff must release within six hours after personal recognizance or cash bond conditions are ready unless extraordinary circumstances apply, with a limited electronic-monitoring exception. The jail posts a $30 booking/processing fee for new charges or warrants, a $10 nonrefundable bond processing fee, and other detention fees.
| Fee | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ATM cash | $3.25 | Listed on sheriff detention other information page. |
| ATM credit card | $3.25 or 10% | Whichever is greater. |
| Booking fee | $30.00 | New charges or warrants, with listed exceptions. |
| Bonding fee | $10.00 | Nonrefundable processing fee, not required to secure release. |
| UA fee | $20.00 | Listed by sheriff detention information. |
Fremont County Inmate Visitation
Fremont County no longer has traditional in-person visitation according to the sheriff visitation page. All visits are handled by remote video through NCIC Inmate Communications. NCIC also provides prepaid calling, messaging, picture messages, and tablet-related access. No incoming calls are accepted except voicemail messages to approved inmates, and each inmate receives telephone access after booking is complete. Three-way calls are prohibited.
| Service | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Offsite video visits access | 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Mountain, every day | Remote video |
| On-site video visits access | 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Mountain, weekdays | On-site video terminal |
| Soft phone/tablet phone app | 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Mountain, every day | Phone app |
| Messaging | 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Mountain, every day | NCIC messages |
| Mail scanning | 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Mountain, every day | Scanned mail access |
| Schoolhouse | 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Mountain, every day | Tablet service |
The Fremont County sheriff visitation page gives the current NCIC video visit and account rules.
The visitation rules affect inmate record users because custody status, account access, and communication options can change after booking.
Contact Fremont County Inmates
Friends and family can create or fund NCIC accounts online, through the Spanish NCIC account page, or by phone at 1-800-943-2189. The sheriff lists one account for phone calls, video visits, and messages, with quick setup and 24/7/365 funding and support. Calls in the United States are listed at $0.16 per minute. Mexico and Canada calls are $0.25 per minute, other international calls are $0.35 per minute, video visits are $0.30 per minute, messages are $0.25 each, and picture or video messages are $0.35 each.
Mail rules changed effective October 29, 2024. Personal mail is no longer accepted through Securus Digital Mail because the facility selected a new provider. Friends and family can use NCIC messaging to send documents or photos by attachment. Physical non-legal mail must go to the Longview, Texas processing address with the inmate name, inmate number, facility name, and return address. Mail sent to the processing box is scanned, delivered electronically, and destroyed after processing.
The Fremont County inmate mail page posts the current processing address and content limits.
Mail limits are strict: no legal or medical mail at the processing box, no books or bulk mail there, no more than five pages, and only one photo per mailing.
Legal mail: Legal mail goes to Fremont County Detention Center / Sheriff's Office, 100 Justice Center Road, Cañon City, CO 81212.
Fremont Inmate Funds and Fees
The sheriff's detention information page lists ATM and detention-related fees. It also says indigent inmates may mail two letters each week for free and more if paid from their money account. Because NCIC handles phone, video, and message funding, communication money should be kept separate from court bond money and any jail account funds. Bond payments follow the sheriff bonding page and court bond rules, while account funding follows NCIC or jail-posted routes.
The Fremont County detention other information page is the assigned source for jail fees and account-related details.
Fees, bond status, holds, and release timing should be confirmed with the jail because custody records can change during the same day.
Fremont County's correctional history adds one more source of confusion. The county's own history material describes major state and federal prison activity in the area, but those prison systems do not control the county jail roster. A person sentenced to a Colorado prison should be searched through CDOC. A federal inmate should be searched through BOP. A person arrested locally and held before trial or bond should be checked through the sheriff and VINELink.