Aurora Jail - District 1 Inmate Search and Prison Information

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The Aurora Jail – District 1 is situated in Aurora, Colorado.

The Aurora Jail – District 1 is a part of the Aurora Police Department. The Aurora Police Department is the law enforcement agency that runs the Aurora Jail – District 1 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Aurora Jail – District 1 is a small medium-security holding pen for offenders who were arrested around the city. The Aurora Jail – District 1 does not house offenders for more than three days due to their size.

If an offender is not released back into the community, the offender will be sent off the local county correctional facility.

Now that you know that the Aurora Jail - District 1 is indeed managed and operated by the Aurora Police Department you are probably wondering where you can locate the Aurora Police Department records.

That is a great question.

Since the police department is typically spread thin with patrolling the city, running the police department, and running the Aurora Jail - District 1 they do not have time to have their inmate search public.

So, if you need information, you will need to get in contact with the Aurora Jail - District 1 with your comments, questions, and concerns.

The offenders will not be held in the Aurora Jail - District 1 long enough to be permitted to receive mail. The Aurora Jail - District 1 will return any inmate mail back to the sender. They will not forward the mail to the new facility, if they were transferred.

It was previously stated that the offenders in the Aurora Jail - District 1 are only typically in the facility for about 3 days on average. During this time, the Aurora Jail - District 1 will attend to all the needs of offenders such as ensuring all offenders get their three meals, personal hygiene, and access to a telephone to call home.

Offenders in the Aurora Jail - District 1 have no need for cash.

Offenders will have access to a telephone, which they can use to call home on. The telephone calls are not free for you to pick up with, so you will have to keep that in mind when the offender calls you from the Aurora Jail - District 1. You will oversee paying for those fees.

Offenders could receive visits if they are still in a holding pen in the Aurora Jail - District 1. Visits can be daily between the hours of 9 am to 9 pm.

You should always give the Aurora Jail - District 1 a call prior to leaving for the facility to ensure that the offender is still in the facility and has not been released or transferred to another facility.