Use the official Denver record first
Confirm custody, bond eligibility, the court, and the case number through Denver’s official resources. Similar names and recently completed bookings can create confusion, so verify more than one identifier before paying anyone.
What Denver’s Bonding & Warrants Division handles
Denver County Court says its Bonding & Warrants Division maintains warrants and bonds and processes documents needed for release after bond is posted. It also publishes current bond schedules and posting guidance.
Call with these details
- Full legal name and date of birth
- Denver detention location and booking number
- Bond amount and allowed bond type
- Case number, court, and any listed hold
- Your identification and best contact number
Common questions
Can a bondsman change a Denver bond amount?
No. Only the court can set or change the amount, type, and conditions of bond.
Where are professional bonds posted in Denver?
Denver County Court publishes current posting methods and location information on its Bonding & Warrants page. Confirm the latest instructions before traveling.
Check the current source
Procedures can change. These are the sources used for this page.
Denver County Court: Bonding & WarrantsDenver District Attorney: Criminal Justice Contacts