Search Eagle County Inmate Records and Jail Roster Details

Eagle County Jail Roster Overview

The official inmate lookup for Eagle County is the Eagle County Sheriff's Office Jail Viewer. It covers people booked into the Eagle County Detention Facility, the county jail operated by the Eagle County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff James van Beek. The warning screen explains that the jail configures the information shown and that records may include descriptive details, mugshot images, and offenses charged by the arresting agency. It also warns that information changes quickly and should be verified through the appropriate office.

The roster database lists people processed into the Eagle County Detention Facility and the charges for which they were originally detained. It is useful for the question "how do I find someone in the Eagle County jail," but it does not prove guilt and does not supply final case disposition. For disposition, sentence orders, and official court copies, use Eagle County Combined Court rather than the jail roster. For sentenced Colorado prison inmates, use CDOC. For federal sentenced inmates, use BOP. For immigration detention, use ICE ODLS. For custody and release notification, Colorado VINELink is available.

The manifest screenshot of the official Jail Viewer warning page shows the public access entry screen before a user reaches booking search.

How to Use the Eagle County Inmate Roster

Start at the Jail Viewer and open the Booking Search Query. A search can be broad or narrow because the portal says any single field or combination of fields may be used. If spelling is uncertain, the search page allows the wildcard character % anywhere in a name. For example, a name beginning with M can be searched as M%, and a partially known last name can be searched with a pattern such as sm%th.

1. Open https://inmateroster.eaglecounty.us/, read the warning, and use the access button to enter the Jail Viewer.
2. Choose Booking Search, or go directly to https://inmateroster.eaglecounty.us/Home/BookingSearchQuery.
3. Enter a last name, first name, booking date range, release date range, status, or a combination of those fields.
4. Use Status to switch among ALL, IN CUSTODY, and OUT Of CUSTODY. Start with IN CUSTODY for a person believed to be held now.
5. Submit the search, review the result grid, and use sorting or paging if there are many results.
6. Select the correct row to open the booking detail, where charge, court, bond, mugshot, and custody fields may appear.
7. If no record appears, try wildcard spelling, broader date ranges, and ALL status. Then call the jail information line at 970-328-8564.

The result grid observed in research showed name and booking date columns, with paging controls and page sizes of 5, 10, and 20. The first visible page is not always the entire set of candidates, so a careful search should check paging and open individual booking details before drawing conclusions.

Eagle County Roster Search Fields

The Booking Search Query form accepts name, booking-date, release-date, and status filters. The status dropdown is especially important because a person who bonded out or was released may not appear when the search is limited to current custody.

The manifest screenshot of the official Booking Search Query form shows the name, date, and status fields used for public searches.

What an Eagle County Inmate Profile Shows

A booking-detail page can answer "what does a roster record show," but fields vary by booking. The inspected Eagle County detail page displayed a mugshot, status, booking date, personal description fields, charges, arrest agency, court case number, next court date, and bond/bail fields. Some labels can be blank, so a missing arrest location, warrant number, court type, next court date, or bond amount should not be treated as proof that the fact does not exist.

The roster's warning and detail disclaimer are important. A booking charge is the offense listed at jail intake, not the final charge filed by the Fifth Judicial District Attorney and not the final outcome entered by Eagle Combined Courts.

Finding County, State, and Federal Inmates

The Eagle County Jail Viewer is the first stop for pretrial detainees, local arrests, and county-jail bookings at the Eagle County Detention Facility. It should not be used as the only search when a person may have been sentenced to state prison, transferred to federal custody, or detained by immigration authorities. No current CDOC prison, BOP facility, ICE facility, or confirmed USMS contract jail was found physically in Eagle County, so statewide and federal locators are fallback channels.

Eagle County Jail Facilities

The facility list for Eagle County contains one local jail: the Eagle County Detention Facility. It is the countywide central holding location for arrests from sheriff deputies and local police agencies in communities such as Eagle, Avon, Vail, Gypsum, Minturn, Red Cliff, Basalt, and surrounding unincorporated areas. The facility has minimum, medium, and maximum security housing, separate male and female areas, and a direct-supervision dormitory-style unit.

Booking Process in Eagle County

After an arrest by the Sheriff's Office, a local police department, or another law-enforcement agency in Eagle County, the person is transported to the Eagle County Detention Facility. ECDF staff handle booking, classification, security, medical services, and transportation. The public roster may then show booking number, name, booking date, custody status, personal description, a mugshot, and charge information. New records may not appear instantly, and the Jail Viewer does not publish an exact refresh interval.

Booking records begin with the arresting agency's charge information. Later court records can change that picture because the prosecutor decides what formal charges to file and the court enters final disposition. For bond questions, the sheriff's detention materials direct people to call 970-328-8564 to confirm the required bond type for a specific inmate. Weekend bond hearings are scheduled for 8:45 a.m. and are streamed through Colorado Judicial live streams. Property bonds route through Eagle Combined Courts at 970-328-6373.

For reports or booking records not available online, use the Eagle County Sheriff's Office records process. Records questions can go to 970-328-8500, option 5, or ecsorecords@eaglecounty.us. The sheriff records page requires exact spelling of the person's name and date of birth for person inquiries, and case reports require the records request form, notarization, ID, and applicable fees.

Visitation Hours and Rules

Eagle County does not allow ordinary personal contact visits at the detention facility. Personal visits are video visits, either on-site through a kiosk in the visitation lobby or remotely through Inmate Canteen. The free on-site option is limited to one 20-minute visit every 48 hours. Remote video visits through Inmate Canteen are also 20 minutes per session and cost $0.39 per minute.

No gifts, pictures, or other items may be exchanged during visitation. Professional visits are separate from personal video visits. Attorneys, probation or parole officers, and law-enforcement officials must present proper credentials and identification and may visit during reasonable business hours.

How to Contact an Eagle County Inmate

Inmates at ECDF cannot receive routine incoming telephone calls. They have access to telephones for calls to citizens and legal counsel, and the facility states that calls are monitored and recorded except privileged attorney-client communications. Inmates may make collect calls or buy prepaid calling cards or minutes. Telewest customer service is 866-797-5578. For non-emergency messages, use Inmate Canteen. For emergencies only, call 970-328-8564 and ask staff to pass a message.

Personal mail should be addressed to the inmate's full name at P.O. Box 359, Eagle, CO 81631. Incoming mail is opened and inspected for contraband and incoming funds, and inappropriate mail may be rejected or returned. Legal mail should be clearly marked "Legal Mail" and must come from the inmate's attorney of record to receive privileged handling under the FAQ language.

Commissary and Inmate Funds

Inmate Canteen is the approved vendor identified by the Eagle County detention FAQ for deposits, personal video visitation, and non-emergency messages. Deposits can be made online through Inmate Canteen, by phone at 1-715-690-2965, or at the lobby kiosk at 885 Chambers Avenue in Eagle. The online and phone options require selecting the Eagle County facility and the correct inmate. The lobby kiosk accepts cash or credit/debit card according to the FAQ.

The sheriff FAQ does not publish a commissary item list or spending limit, so the practical step is to confirm custody first, select the correct Eagle County inmate in the vendor system, and keep the jail information line available for questions. Inmate Canteen does not replace attorney visits, court contact, or official records requests. It is a vendor channel for money, visits, and routine messages.