About Eads Jail
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Between 1971 to about 1985, the Eads Jail only was composed of two cells that were sat right next to one another in the communications portion of the Eads City Hall.
The patrol officers were responsible for processing and booking the inmates while the dispatchers would be the ones who oversaw supervising the inmates as the city jail had no real detention officers.
Then in 1986, the Eads Jail moved to the Eads Municipal Center. This new jail would be composed of six single cells alongside three holding cells near the booking area. The patrol officers would then again oversee processing and booking inmates while the dispatchers would still oversee supervising the inmates.
The Eads Jail that you see today on (110 West 13th Street
(City Complex)
PO Box 8, Eads, CO, 81036) was officially in use starting on August 2, 2004. This facility contains 64 jail cells within four different cell units. The facility also comes equipped with isolation cells, holding cells, and medical cells as well.
Inmate Search
If you are in search of an inmate list for the Eads Jail, you will not find this inmate list online. You will need to call the Eads Jail at the number provided to get all information on all inmates who have been, currently in, or transferred out of the Eads Jail.
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Sending a Mail/Care Package
While an inmate may not always be able to talk to you via the telephone, an inmate can have the chance to receive your handwritten letters.
You are more than welcome to send handwritten letters to an inmate while they are in the Eads Jail. The Eads Jail will always examine all mail before being distributed to the person it was addressed to.
Sending Money
An inmate will need funds while they are in the Eads Jail. Whether the funds are to purchase items from the commissary or to pay off their dues that they owe.
An easy way to give an inmate funds is to stop by the correctional facility and drop off a money order to the detention officer in the lobby.
Phone calls
Eads Jail inmates are limited to 15-minute collect call telephone conversations with their loved ones.
Visitation
Visitation schedule changes occasionally at the Eads Jail. You will need to call the correctional facility to find out when they allow visitors for their inmates.
Visiting Hours
Monday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Friday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Sunday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.