Colorado Inmate Search

Colorado Inmate Search and Prison Locator

The first Colorado penitentiary opened January 7, 1868. Since then the Colorado Department of Corrections has grown to 19 public prison facilities and using 4 private (for-profit) prisons. The Colorado inmate search system offers the availability to locate missing friends and loved ones in the CDOC prison system.

For over 130 years the Colorado Department of Corrections (DOC) has worked to serve the citizens of Colorado by maintaining and enhancing public safety. Currently over 6700 correctional professionals supervise more than 23,000 offenders within the Colorado DOC placements.

Use the information below to begin your Colorado inmate search from the privacy of your home or mobile device. This database of prisons is a free service provided by Jail Guide.

Colorado Federal Inmate Search

Click here to conduct a search of all Federal Bureau of Prisons in Colorado. You will first be asked which county you wish to search then once you have chosen the appropriate county you can then select the FBOP prison facility.

Colorado State Inmate Search

Click here to search all of the state prison facilities. You will first be asked which county you wish to search then once you have chosen the county you can then select the prison or jail you are searching for.

Colorado County Jail Inmate Search

Click here to lookup all the county jails in Colorado. The following page will list all of the counties in Colorado, you then simply choose the county where you believe the jail is located. All sheriff department county jails and private jail facilities will be listed for that county.

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Instead of sending broken revengeful men back into the world - in no wise reformed but simply trained to greater cunning - there are being restored mended men eager and willing to be made as such use as society will permit. By removing the continual threat of arms, by eliminating oppression and brutalities, by establishing a system of graded rewards for cheerfulness and industry, the penitentiary has been given a wholesome, helpful atmosphere. -- Thomas J. Tynan 1909