Quick answer
Rechecked October 9, 2026, the Colorado Judicial Branch publishes El Paso County in-custody video advisements Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m. and weekend in-custody video advisement on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. MT.
Do not use those times as a universal schedule for every bond-related appearance. The current Judicial Branch pages do not agree on the separate bonded or out-of-custody advisement time. Because the official sources conflict, verify the assigned case instructions and current court page before relying on a bonded-advisement time.
Weekday in-custody advisement is listed at 1:30 p.m.
The 4th Judicial District El Paso page currently lists in-custody video advisement Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m. That is the published weekday in-custody schedule, not a promise that every person in the jail will appear at that time.
Use the person's current court and custody information to confirm whether a hearing has been set and which division is handling it. A booking record, court docket, and bond-hearing schedule answer different questions.
El Paso weekend video advisement is listed Saturday at 5:00 p.m.
For weekend in-custody video advisement, the current 4th Judicial District page lists El Paso County on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. MT. The same page separately lists Teller County and out-of-county warrants at Saturday 4:00 p.m. MT.
Those are different categories. If the person is held in El Paso County on an El Paso case, do not substitute the Teller or out-of-county time. Confirm the holding county, case, and court assignment before relying on the schedule.
Bonded and out-of-custody advisement times conflict on the official site
The current 4th Judicial District bond-hearing page says out-of-custody matters are Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. The main El Paso County court page says bonded advisements are held in Division DST on Fridays at 10:00 a.m.
A separate Colorado Judicial Branch Bonded Advisement page says that, starting March 28, 2025, bonded advisements are held in Division DST every Friday at 11:00 a.m. Because those official pages disagree, this article does not select one bonded-advisement time as controlling. Use the current case notice, docket, assigned division, and court instructions before appearing.
Virtual courtroom access is not the same as a public livestream
The 4th Judicial District page currently publishes a virtual courtroom link for weekend video advisement. Colorado also has a temporary pause in the presumption of public livestreaming of criminal proceedings through December 14, 2026.
Those are separate access questions. A virtual courtroom link may be used for court-directed remote access, while a public livestream is generally an observation tool. If you are required to appear, follow the case-specific instructions rather than assuming that a public stream or general virtual-room link authorizes your appearance.
A hearing schedule does not tell you which bond can be posted
The court controls the bond amount, bond type, and release conditions. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office says bonds can be posted at the Sheriff's Office 24 hours a day and also publishes an online cash bond option. The Sheriff's Office also states that, unless the court specifies cash only, a bondsman may be used to post an eligible surety bond.
Confirm the live bond order before choosing a payment route. A hearing schedule does not convert a cash-only bond into surety, remove a hold, or prove that the person is ready for release.
What to verify before you call, apply, or travel to court
Start with the person's full legal name and date of birth. Add the booking number, case number, holding facility, bond amount, and bond type when they are available. For a court appearance, confirm the assigned division, date, time, and whether the appearance is in person or court-authorized virtual access.
If the court permits a professional surety bond, call Mile High Bail Bonds or start the online application with the El Paso County information you already have. If the record says cash only, follow the court and Sheriff's Office instructions for that bond type.
Recheck the official source before relying on a saved schedule
Court schedules and access instructions can change. This article was verified against current Colorado Judicial Branch and El Paso County Sheriff's Office pages on October 9, 2026.
Because the Judicial Branch currently publishes conflicting bonded-advisement times, do not rely on an older screenshot, search snippet, or copied calendar for that appearance. Reopen the current case information and court source before you act.
Final takeaway
The current published El Paso County schedule is clear for two common categories: weekday in-custody video advisement is listed Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m., and weekend El Paso in-custody video advisement is listed Saturday at 5:00 p.m. MT.
The official bonded or out-of-custody advisement information is not internally consistent across current Judicial Branch pages. Verify the assigned case instructions rather than choosing one of the conflicting times. If professional surety is authorized after the bond is set, Mile High can help with the application and surety process.
Verify Current County and Court Information
Use these government sources to confirm custody, bond type, hearing times, and county procedures. If a professional surety bond is available, call Mile High or start the application rather than treating an official resource link as the bonding service.
Colorado Judicial Branch: 4th Judicial District - El PasoColorado Judicial Branch: El Paso CountyColorado Judicial Branch: Bonded AdvisementEl Paso County Sheriff's Office: Inmate ServicesColorado Judicial Branch: Temporary Criminal-Court Livestream Pause