Locate ICCS Weld Release Status

ICCS Weld Release Routes

ICCS Weld is at 1101 H Street in Greeley and provides residential and non-residential community-corrections services. Weld County identifies ICCS Weld as the designated residential community-corrections provider, and the provider says it has served the 19th Judicial District since July 2008. For released-inmate research, ICCS matters because a person may have left a prison facility or the county jail but still be in a structured local placement.

The provider describes transition residents as people referred by CDOC before sentence discharge, release to parole, or release to the Inmate Intensive Supervision Program. It also describes diversion, non-residential, condition-of-parole, and sex-offender programming. Those paths are very different from an ordinary bond release from Weld County Jail. A person in ICCS may be out of a locked prison facility, but not fully discharged from sentence control or supervision.

Confirm ICCS Weld Status

There is no public ICCS released-inmate feed equivalent to the sheriff's Daily Inmate Released Report. Verification starts with the system that placed the person. If CDOC referred the person as a transition resident, CDOC is the statewide record route. If the court ordered community corrections as part of a sentence or diversion case, the Weld County court record is the durable source. If parole conditions control the placement, Adult Parole must be checked as well.

1. Search CDOC Offender Search when the case involves state-prison custody, parole, discharge, or intensive supervision.
2. Search the Weld County court docket or CoCourts Register of Action for sentence and placement orders.
3. Use the Weld County Community Corrections Board or Justice Services contacts for local placement routing.
4. Contact ICCS Weld for provider-level direction when the person is assigned there.
5. Use the sheriff release report only for a separate Weld County Jail booking release event.

The county's Community Corrections page identifies ICCS Weld as the designated provider. The manifest screenshot below is tied to that county source.

The county source is important because it connects ICCS Weld to Weld County Justice Services rather than to the sheriff's daily release report.

ICCS Weld Records Contact

ICCS questions often need more than one contact route. The provider can confirm program contact rules and monitoring information, while the court and CDOC hold the formal custody, sentence, parole, or discharge records. Weld County Justice Services and Community Corrections Board contacts also matter when the issue is local placement or program oversight.

The ICCS provider page also notes urine-screen monitoring hours of 6 PM to 9 PM. That is program detail, not a release-date lookup. Use it to understand local reporting requirements, then verify release or discharge through CDOC, parole, and court records.

About ICCS Weld

ICCS Weld is operated by Intervention Community Corrections Services. The provider says it offers transition, diversion, non-residential, condition-of-parole, and specialized programming. Weld County says ICCS has been the designated residential community-corrections provider since July 1, 2008. These facts make ICCS a major local bridge between custody and community supervision.

The strongest local caveat is that "released" may mean several different things here. A person can be released from prison to a community-corrections placement, moved from residential to non-residential status, placed on parole with conditions, or discharged from sentence control. Each event uses a different record source. The public should not treat ICCS placement as proof that the person has no remaining sentence, parole, or court obligations.

Transition

A placement for a person moving from DOC custody toward parole, discharge, or intensive supervision.

Diversion

A court-linked community-corrections path that can occur instead of prison placement.

Non-residential

Community-corrections supervision without living in the residential facility.

Discharge

End of sentence or supervision in the controlling system.

ICCS Weld Caveats

ICCS Weld should not be used as a substitute for the Weld County Jail release report, CDOC Offender Search, or the court docket. It is a local provider and placement system. When a Weld County Jail entry says transport to CDOC, the eventual community-corrections placement may not show in the sheriff release report. When a CDOC record shows parole or transition activity, local ICCS placement can explain where the person may be reporting or residing under program control.

Use the ICCS Weld provider page for provider context and the county Community Corrections page for local oversight context. Use court records for sentence orders and probation. Use CDOC and parole records for state-prison release, parole board activity, and discharge. Use VINE for custody-change notifications, not for a complete ICCS history.

Note: ICCS placement can mean out of prison but still under structured community-corrections rules.

ICCS Weld Record Chain

The safest ICCS record chain starts with the authority that placed the person. A court diversion case should be traced through the Weld County court record, because the court can show the sentence, review dates, revocation issues, or termination. A CDOC transition case should be traced through CDOC because the state record can show prison status, parole movement, discharge, or intensive supervision. A parole-condition placement should be traced through Adult Parole because the release from prison may still be supervised by the state.

That chain also helps avoid a common error. A person may be "released" from a prison bed into ICCS Weld while still living in a residential program, reporting to staff, submitting to monitoring, and waiting for parole or discharge. Another person may be in non-residential programming and appear much less like a custodial case. The public source should match the exact path: jail release report for Weld jail custody, court record for the order, CDOC for state custody, and ICCS for provider context.