Releases from the Former Jail
A person released from the old Court Street jail before the July 2026 transition may have a jail file tied historically to that location. The custodian, however, is still the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office records system. For current custody, bond processing, release pickup, and public detention services, the research points to the new Pueblo County Detention Center at 3830 Medal of Honor Blvd., Pueblo, CO 81008.
The former jail page should be read as a legacy-records guide. It helps reconcile older paperwork, older family directions, and older sheriff pages that may still mention 909 Court Street. It should not be used to decide where a person is being released today.
How to Confirm an Older Jail Release
For an older Court Street booking, start with the person's full legal name, date of birth, approximate booking or release date, booking number if known, case number if known, and the arresting agency. Then compare the likely record sources.
- Use the sheriff current-custody app only to see whether the person is presently in the new county detention center.
- Request a sheriff Records search for booking and charge history or the jail file if the custody event is historical.
- Check court dockets for the disposition, sentence, bond order, dismissal, or probation order that explains the release.
- Search VINE when the release or transfer was recent enough to appear through custody-status reporting.
- Use CDOC, BOP, or ICE tools when the release from jail was actually a transfer to another custody system.
Former Pueblo County Jail Records and Contact
The former jail address is 909 Court Street, Pueblo, CO. The research notes that the sheriff main office has also been listed at 909 Court Street with phone 719-583-6125, while detention services moved to the new facility. That means current release questions should be directed through the current detention center and sheriff records routes, not based only on the historic jail address.
Historic location: Former Pueblo County Jail, 909 Court Street, Pueblo, CO.
Current detention location: Pueblo County Detention Center, 3830 Medal of Honor Blvd., Pueblo, CO 81008, 719-583-6135.
Records focus: older booking history, jail custody dates, release date and reason, court or bond tie-back, and destination if releasable.
New Jail History
The new Pueblo County jail is the central facility-history fact. The sheriff's July 11, 2026 transition announcement said all jail operations and public services had moved after the new facility received a Certificate of Occupancy. The ribbon-cutting PDF says the new 672-bed facility replaced the 46-year-old jail at 909 Court Street and includes medical and support areas such as a clinic and infirmary.
This history changes how release records should be interpreted. A reference to 909 Court Street on an old bond receipt, booking document, or web page may identify the facility where the person was held at the time. It does not mean the person can be picked up there now, and it does not mean the public current-custody app has an archive of past releases from that building.
When the Old Jail Is Not Enough
Older custody records can intersect with other systems. A person may have left the former jail for the community, for a DOC sentence, for another county warrant, for federal custody, or for an immigration-related process. The release record may be a jail file, while the durable explanation may be a court order, mittimus, probation record, CDOC profile, federal record, or ICE locator result. Treat the old facility name as one fact in the record, not the whole answer.
Legacy Pueblo Release Records
Historic Court Street records should be requested with as much detail as possible because older custody events may not be visible in any public inmate query. The most useful identifiers are full legal name, date of birth, approximate arrest or booking date, approximate release date, booking number, case number, arresting agency, and court name. A request that asks for "all records" may take longer than a request focused on booking and release dates, release reason, bond disposition, and destination if that information is releasable.
The court record is often the best companion to a legacy jail file. Pueblo Combined Court can show state criminal case outcomes, while Pueblo Municipal Court can show city case events. If an older jail release was actually a transfer to CDOC, BOP, another county, or ICE, the former jail record may stop at the transfer. The receiving system then becomes the source for later release, parole, discharge, or custody status.
Former Jail Release Scenarios
Older Court Street custody can appear in several ways. A person may have bonded out from the former jail while the case continued in court. A person may have served a short county sentence and then left with no public roster archive remaining. A person may have been moved to DOC, BOP, ICE, or another county, which means the former jail file documents only the local part of the event. The records request should therefore ask for both custody dates and the stated release destination if that information is releasable.
When old paperwork conflicts with current web pages, use the date of the custody event. Events before the July 2026 transition may reference 909 Court Street. Current release pickup and jail operations should use the Medal of Honor Boulevard detention center. The sheriff record custodian remains the route for jail files tied to either location.