Pueblo County Detention, CO

Pueblo County Detention handles visits through free on-site video kiosks, with a weekly limit of 80 minutes total per inmate. You can split that time into multiple sessions throughout the week. If the person you're visiting is housed in segregation, video visits can only be scheduled during their out-time. Before scheduling anything, make sure you're approved: visitors must be on the inmate's visiting list and complete the facility's visitor application, including any ID requirements. Staff can end or deny visits, so follow all rules to avoid losing your visit time.

Pueblo County Detention routes inmate phone calls through a contracted telephone vendor. You'll need to create an account using the vendor link on the facility's communications page. Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging are commonly available, typically managed through third-party vendors and in-facility tablets. If the person you're trying to reach is in segregation, video visits are limited to scheduled out-time only. Before signing up or scheduling anything, check the facility page for the approved vendor, visitor-approval steps, and current scheduling rules. Once registered, add funds or use the vendor's payment options to receive calls or messages.

Pueblo County Detention accepts several payment methods for bonds and inmate deposits at 909 Court Street. The lobby kiosk takes cash and credit cards, while the jail reception window accepts money orders and cashier's checks. You can post bond using the in-person kiosk or online (account required). Property bonds go through the 10th Judicial District Clerk's Office, not the detention facility. Access Corrections offers options to send money to inmates and process bail and parole/probation payments for Pueblo County. Trinity Take-Out lets you order special meals from participating vendors for delivery to inmates. Allow a couple of days for deposits to post, as processing times vary.