The Weld County Jail is a detention center that holds adults who are either waiting on the outcome of their case or serving the remainder of their sentence. As an affordable lawyer in Greeley, the O’Malley Law Office is here to answer any questions you might have about the Weld County Jail. Read more below or call the office to have your specific questions answered.
#1 What is the Day-to-Day Life Like in the Weld County Jail
The mission statement of the Weld County Jail is:
In the 700+ bed of the jail in Weld County, inmates are divided up into housing cells or pods. These pods are divided up based on an inmate’s charges, behavior, and other factors. The pods have individual cells for sleeping as well as a gathering area for the 10 hours a day that inmates are outside the individual cells. The inmates have available outside time each week, a gym, library, and programs. They are also provided with three meals and basic supplies including jail issued clothing. Haircuts are also available for a fee.
#2 How to Send Money to an Inmate Currently Serving Time at Weld County Jail?
You can send money to a loved one in the Weld County Jail. There are several ways to provide an inmate with money to spend at the Greeley jail commissary. It is important to know that the jail does not accept in person cash payments, however there are other ways. In the lobby of the jail, there is a kiosk that you can use 24 hours a day with cash or credit card. You can also mail in a money order that is identified with their name. Lastly, you can send money on-line at www.inmatedeposits.com or by phone at 866-345-1884 with a debit or credit card.
#3 Weld County Jail – How To Call an Inmate?
At the Weld County Jail, inmates are not allowed to receive calls from family or friends. They are allowed one outside call when they first arrive at the jail and are an incoming inmate. But, inmates can make 15 minutes collect calls to family and friends. There may be exceptions made if you have a family emergency, however most of the time the staff will not give inmates messages from family or friends. It is important to note, that all calls are monitored and recorded, and we recommend that you do not speak about the inmate’s case or anything that could be misconstrued.
#4 How Do to Visit an Inmate at Weld County Jail?
To visit a loved one serving time in the Weld County Jail, there are steps and procedures that you need to be aware of in order to make it a successful visit. Visitations are made by appointment and all visits are via video chat – none are in person. Video displays for visits are located in the jail lobby. Appointments can be made by calling (970) 304-6556 Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., as well as on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 5 pm. All visits are limited to 30 minutes, are supervised and could be recorded. Never discuss the inmate’s case. Visitors will need a government issued I.D. or driver’s license.
There are rules for visiting that all visitors must adhere to. No cell phones, food or drink are allowed. Clothing cannot be spaghetti strap, tank tops, or revealing. Guardians are allowed to bring children if they have proof of guardianship and that children are monitored closely. Behavior is important and no body parts may be flashed or inappropriate/ disruptive behavior. A violation of any of these will be subject to the visit being ended early or possible termination of the ability to visit the inmate.
#5 How to Send Mail to an Inmate in Weld County Jail?
In the Weld County Jail, inmates can receive mail, however just like visiting, there are specific rules regarding the mail that an inmate can receive. All mail is opened and gone through before it is given to an inmate. Inmates can only receive letters. No packages, decorated creations, books, clippings, or magazines can be accepted (this includes stamps). Photos of 4 or less at a time and 10 or less letters can be sent in a letter. Inmates can buy materials and stamps from the commissary. If an inmate does not have the funds, they will be provided supplies for one mailing per week.
Have you or a loved one been placed in Weld County Jail; an affordable Greeley lawyer can make sure your rights are protected and help you with any questions you may have about your case. Be smart, exercise your right to remain silent, and contact a top Greeley criminal defense attorney at the O’Malley Law Office. Call 970-616-6009 to talk with an attorney today. Together, we can protect your future.
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