Every Way to Post Bond at Pueblo County Detention Center: Cash, Credit Card, Money Order, Surety & Property Bonds

Pueblo County Detention Center accepts several bond payment methods. For cash, head to the lobby kiosk. Money orders and cashier's checks go to the jail reception window. Credit cards work both at the lobby kiosk and online through the detention center's "Post an Inmate's Bond" portal - create an account and select "Pay a Bond." Going with a bail bond agency (surety bond)? The sheriff's office doesn't recommend specific companies; they point people to the Yellow Pages. Property bonds using real estate equity are a different process entirely - those go through the 10th Judicial District Clerk's Office, not the detention center.

Paying with cash? Use the kiosk in the lobby at 909 Court Street. If you're not sure where to go once you arrive, call 719-583-6125 before heading out.

Money orders and cashier's checks are accepted at the jail reception window at 909 Court Street. Questions about where to hand it in? Call 719-583-6125.

Credit cards are accepted in person at the lobby kiosk, located at 909 Court Street.

Can't make it to the lobby? There's an online option too. Use the sheriff's office online portal, create an account, and select "Pay a Bond."

For surety bonds through a bail bond agency, the sheriff's office doesn't recommend specific companies - they direct people to the Yellow Pages. Be ready for extra questions and paperwork when you call around. Most agencies require a co-signer or collateral to secure the bond.

Property bonds - using equity from real estate - aren't handled at the detention center. That process goes through the 10th Judicial District Clerk's Office.

• ✓ Whether cash (currency) is being accepted at the lobby kiosk at 909 Court Street
• ✓ Whether money orders are currently being accepted at the jail reception window at 909 Court Street
• ✓ Whether cashier’s checks can be delivered at the jail reception window at 909 Court Street
• ✓ Whether you can use a credit card at the in-person kiosk in the lobby at 909 Court Street
• ✓ Whether the online credit-card option is available, and that you can create an account and select “Pay a Bond”
• ✓ If you’re using a surety bond, which bail bond agencies you’ll contact (the sheriff’s office refers people to the Yellow Pages and does not recommend specific companies)
• ✓ If a bail bond agency requires a co-signer and/or collateral to secure the bond
• ✓ If you’re pursuing a property bond, how to reach the 10th Judicial District Clerk’s Office (property bonds are completed through the Clerk’s Office)