This
decade will bring new challenges to our county, but the commitment
of the Grand County Sheriff's Office will not change. We will
continue to provide our community with professional, efficient
law enforcement through well-trained employees, technology, crime
prevention and a proactive approach to public safety.
Wednesday - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm for males
 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm fro females
Saturday & Sunday - 9:00 am -10:30 am and 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm for females
Saturday & Sunday - 10:30 am -12:00 noon and 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm for males
• Inmates are allowed one thirty minute visit on each visiting day.
• All visitors must be 18 years of age, unless accompanied by an adult or visiting parent.
• All visitors must have a picture I. D. and be cleared through the Detention Deputy on duty.
• All mail must be sent through some sort of postal service. Mail will not be accepted any other way.
• Mail should be addressed to the inmate and sent to:
Grand County Jail
PO Box 48
Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451
PH: 970-725-3343
• Name and return address should be on all incoming envelopes.
DO NOT SEND CASH. Use money order or cashier's check only.
• Newspapers that are approved by an on duty Detention Deputy.
• Plain white t-shirts, socks, under shorts, panties or bras (no underwire on bras and no strings on under shorts.)
• Approved clothing for trial.
• Money
• Items brought in can be limited due to storage space.
• Inmates have collect call phones in their cell blocks.
• Inmates may purchase a $12.00 phone card from in house commissary.
• Messages will only be delivered to an inmate in a verifiable emergency.
May of each year is Law Day for the county wide 5th graders. This is a day when the 5th graders get to see first hand how County
Government works. They tour and perform a mock trial in the District Court room, they learn about the responsibilities of the County
Assessor , County Treasurer, Department of Motor Vehicle offices. EMS lets them climb all over an ambulance and explains what their
ob is, the Division of Wildlife explains the laws and do’s and don't's when it comes to Wildlife.
The Grand County Sheriff’s Department gives a tour of the jail, allowing some to be handcuffed, sit in the restraint chair, put on jail clothes
as well as take their mug shot. They also toured the dispatch area, see first hand all the Special Response Team gear, and take a close
up look at the Animal Control truck and gear. Hear the siren and sit in a patrol car. And ask as many questions as they want. Over a 100
of the county’s 5th graders participated in the day.
2008 Photo Gallery
2007 Photo Gallery
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