Park County Jail Releases
Park County Jail is the primary custody facility for this county release site. It is operated by the Park County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff office page lists Sheriff Tom McGraw and Undersheriff Steve Spodyak, and the jail page directs users to call the jail or use VINE for people held on Park County charges. A person released from this jail usually leaves the current-custody RIMS list, so the live roster should not be treated as the archive of a release event.
Where the person goes next depends on the release reason. A local pretrial defendant may bond out into the community while the court case continues. A person may complete a county jail sentence, receive probation, or be released after a court order. Another person may be transferred to CDOC, ICE, federal custody, or another county. That final group may have physically left Park County Jail without being released from all custody.
| Park County Jail event | Best confirmation route |
|---|---|
| Park County charge and local release | Colorado VINE, jail phone, sheriff release record, and court docket. |
| Bond out after court action | Park County Jail, Park Combined Court docket, and sheriff release record. |
| Probation release | Park Combined Court records and Park County probation office records. |
| CDOC hold or transfer | Jail phone first, then CDOC Offender Search. |
| ICE or federal custody issue | Jail phone first, then ICE ODLS, ERO contact, BOP, or federal court route as applicable. |
Confirm Park County Jail Release
Park County's most important local caveat is on the jail page. The county tells users to use VINE Link for inmates with Park County charges, but it also says inmates held for ICE, CDOC, or charges from other counties will not be found by using the Park County VINE route. For those cases, the jail must be called. That warning explains why one person can be in the Park County building while the online VINE search fails.
- Check whether the person is still on the Park County RIMS current-custody list.
- If the person had Park County charges, search Colorado VINE by name or ID.
- If VINE does not show the person, call Park County Jail before assuming release, especially for ICE, CDOC, or other-county holds.
- For a state-prison transfer or parole case, use CDOC Offender Search.
- For bond, disposition, probation, or court-order questions, use the Park Combined Court docket and court record request route.
- When exact release time or release reason is needed, request the sheriff booking and release record.
Park County VINE coverage is narrower than the jail building; excluded holds require a jail call or the outside agency's locator.
The complete countywide search and release-record workflow is on the Park County released inmates home page.
Park County Jail Records
Release records for this facility are sheriff records. A request should identify the person by full name, date of birth if known, booking date, booking number if known, case number if known, and the exact items requested. Useful items include the booking and release sheet, release date and time, release reason, bond paperwork held by the sheriff, hold or transfer agency fields, and a booking photo if it is releasable. Records beyond official action may be redacted or denied under Colorado criminal justice records rules.
Park County Sheriff's Office / Park County Jail
1180 CR 16, P.O. Box 604
Fairplay, CO 80440
Sheriff office: 719-836-2494
Jail: 719-836-4373
Dispatch non-emergency: 719-836-4121 option 5
| Request item | Park County fee listed |
|---|---|
| Records check | $10 |
| Case report through first 10 pages | $7.50 |
| Additional pages | $0.25 each |
| Case photos | $2.50 each |
| Research, retrieval, redaction for reports or media | $30 per hour, one-hour minimum |
| Mailing records or recordings | $3.00 |
About Park County Jail
Park County Jail is a county-jail facility, not a state prison, federal prison, or ICE-owned detention center. It handles local custody tied to Park County charges and other custody events involving the sheriff's office. The Park County Sheriff's Office page is the official agency page for sheriff operations, and the jail page is the official local source that points to VINE and the jail phone.
The Park County Sheriff's Office page is one of the official sources for the jail agency and contact details.
Use the sheriff source for local agency contact, then use the jail page or VINE for custody-status steps.
Park County Jail VINE Boundary
Park County's jail page is more useful than many roster pages because it states the coverage limit directly. VINE is the public notification and custody-status route for people held on Park County charges. If the person is held for ICE, CDOC, or another county, Park County says that local VINE path will not find the person. The practical result is simple: call the jail when a person may be held in the building for another authority.
The same fact protects against a common search error. A missing VINE result is not proof that the person was released. It can mean the person was never in the covered Park County VINE feed, was booked under a different prosecuted name, was transferred, or is controlled by another agency. The sheriff release record or the outside agency search closes that gap.
Park County Jail Bond Release
Bond releases from Park County Jail are shaped by the county bond page and Colorado law. The local page says court presentation for bond setting should occur as soon as practicable and not later than 48 hours absent extraordinary circumstances. It also says people granted bond must be released as soon as practicable and not later than six hours after the relevant conditions are met, absent extraordinary circumstances. A sheriff may hold up to 24 hours for required electronic monitoring fitting.
Park County also states that bond fees, booking fees, and other debts do not have to be paid to secure release on money bond. The payor must pay the bond amount. Later record-copy fees, case photo fees, or property follow-up are separate matters. If a bond release is disputed, pair the jail record with the Park Combined Court docket and any bond order.
Park County Jail Property
Property follow-up is not the same as a release search, but it can matter after custody. Park County Sheriff's Office has an unclaimed-property claim form that requires identity documentation such as a current driver's license or state ID. Use that route for property left with the sheriff. It should not be used to verify release, charges, or court status.
Park County also has courthouse-and-jail history in Fairplay, but current release verification belongs to the modern Park County Jail and sheriff contacts listed above. Do not confuse a historic jail reference with the current facility at 1180 CR 16. Current custody and release facts should come from the sheriff, the jail, the court, VINE, CDOC, or a federal agency as appropriate.
Note: A Park County Jail release can end local custody while another agency hold or supervision status continues.