The Moffat County 24-Hour Release List
No official Moffat County Sheriff's Office public 24-hour release feed, 48-hour release feed, 72-hour release feed, or released-inmates roster was found in the reviewed CRIMEWATCH pages. The sheriff site has a Detentions Division page, Inmate Services, Remote Bond Payment, Records Release Form, and CRIMEWATCH buckets for arrests, warrants, incidents, posts, news, broadcasts, and events, but the reviewed arrest and warrant buckets did not function as a current jail release list.
Verify same-day releases directly. A person can leave the public custody view because of bond, court order, time served, sentence completion, transfer, or another legal hold. In Moffat County, the reliable same-day path starts with the jail at 970-824-4498, then the sheriff records request process and court docket if documentation is needed.
How to Check Last 24 Hours
Because there is no verified public 24-hour release table, checking who was released from the Moffat County jail today means using the official fallback sources in order. This workflow keeps county-jail releases separate from CDOC prison releases, BOP federal releases, and ICE custody checks.
- For immediate custody or release status, call the Moffat County Detention Facility at 970-824-4498.
- If the release needs documentation, use the sheriff Records Release Form route. Requests may be made electronically through the form and sent to records@sheriff.moffat.co.us, in person at the Public Safety Center, or by mail to Moffat County Sheriff's Office, ATTN: Records, 800 W. 1st St., Suite 100, Craig, CO 81625.
- Check Colorado VINE / VINELink for a custody-status event or release notification if the person is still in custody or recently changed status.
- Use the Moffat County court page, Docket Search, or CoCourts to confirm the legal reason for release, such as bond set, court order, disposition, sentence, or warrant action.
- If the person was transferred to state prison, search the Colorado Department of Corrections offender search. Use BOP or ICE tools only when the facts point to federal or immigration custody.
For a wider window, use the 72-Hour Releases page. For a named-person search across jail, court, VINE, CDOC, BOP, and ICE paths, start at the home page.
What 24-Hour Release Records Show
Since Moffat County does not publish a verified 24-hour release feed, there is no public field list, cadence, or retention window to describe for an online table. The useful field inventory is the release record you request from the sheriff or confirm through court and custody systems.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name and identifiers | The person tied to the booking or release record, with booking number or case number when known. |
| Booking and release dates | When the person entered and left the Moffat County Detention Facility. |
| Release type or reason | Whether the release was by bond, time served, court order, dismissal, transfer, sentence completion, or another documented reason. |
| Bond paperwork | For a bond-out, the bond amount, payment documentation, and next court date where available. |
| Transfer destination | Whether the person left county custody for CDOC, another agency, federal custody, or immigration custody. |
| Media or booking photo | Records and media may be requested through the sheriff, but public release depends on Colorado criminal-justice-record limits and custodian review. |
No Online 24-Hour Feed
Moffat County still has release information even though no public rolling feed was found. The local record sits with the jail and sheriff records custodian, while the legal reason usually appears in court records. Colorado VINE can help with custody-change alerts, and CDOC can show parole, release, or discharge dates for people who are or were in state prison custody. Do not treat absence from the sheriff CRIMEWATCH site as proof that the person was never booked or was not released today.
Released or Still Held
A person released from the Moffat County Detention Facility has left county jail custody, but the next record depends on the release path. Bond means the case usually continues in court. Time served means the local jail sentence ended. Transfer means Moffat County no longer holds the person, but another agency may. A CDOC prison release is a separate state record, and a federal or ICE custody event belongs in that federal system rather than a county jail release list.
Remote Bond Payment Releases
Moffat County has a documented remote bond-payment process. The sheriff's Remote Bond Payment page says the process begins by calling 970-824-4495, available 24/7 for bond-payment inquiries only. A detention deputy verifies the bond amount and gives directions for online payment. The Inmate Services bond notice says unrelated fees and debts do not have to be paid to secure a money-bond release, and bond paperwork should include the next court date.
The same Inmate Services notice states that the sheriff must release within six hours after the listed personal-recognizance or cash-bond conditions are met unless extraordinary circumstances exist. It also says up to 24 hours may be allowed when required electronic monitoring has to be fitted. That local timing rule is why a 24-hour release check in Moffat County often starts with bond status and direct jail confirmation.
CRIMEWATCH Arrests and Warrants
The Moffat County sheriff CRIMEWATCH portal has official arrest and warrant categories, but both pages showed "No content found" when reviewed. Those categories are useful as negative proof: they look like places where a recent release might appear, but they should not be described as a 24-hour release roster or a complete jail archive. Use court dockets, jail contact, records requests, VINE, and CDOC where the custody path supports it.
CRIMEWATCH App Alerts
The sheriff pages invite readers to download the CRIMEWATCH app and follow the Moffat County Sheriff's Office. The official CRIMEWATCH layer may surface sheriff posts, community alerts, selected incidents, and selected images, but the reviewed research did not verify an app-based jail release roster, 24-hour release view, or 72-hour release view. Treat it as an official sheriff news and alert channel, not as the release record itself.
Release-Adjacent Sheriff Posts
Local release-adjacent news appears on the sheriff's CRIMEWATCH feed rather than in a traditional jail blotter. Posts, incidents, broadcasts, and updates can be useful for selected agency-published cases, especially when the sheriff chooses to publish an arrest-related notice or image. Ordinary release confirmation still comes from the jail, sheriff records, court docket, VINE, or the later custody system. A missing CRIMEWATCH post is not evidence that no release occurred.
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