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Bail Bonds in Adams County, Colorado
Someone is in the Adams County jail and you need answers now. Call GreenLite. A real bail agent answers any hour, and we come to you or meet you at the jail.
- A real bail agent answers 24/7
- Paperwork completed electronically
- Licensed in Colorado
- Cost explained before you sign
How Do I Get a Bail Bond in Adams County?
Call GreenLite at 970-356-2245 and give us the person’s name and the jail. A real bail agent answers 24/7, explains the cost, and completes the paperwork electronically. We post the bond with the Adams County detention facility in Brighton, and the jail processes the release.
The Process
How Bail Works in Adams County
Arrest and booking
The person is booked into the Weld County North Jail Complex in Greeley.
Bail is set
A judge or the court’s bail schedule sets the amount. Some charges need a hearing first, so bail may not be set right away.
Call us
Give the person’s full name and the jail. Add the bail amount and booking number if you have them.
We explain the cost
You hear the premium, whether collateral is needed and who signs, before anything is signed.
Sign electronically
The person posting the bond signs and pays the premium. No office visit is needed, and we can meet you at the jail if that is easier.
We post the bond
We file it with the jail.
The jail processes the release
The jail sets the timing, and no bond company controls it.
Local Facts
Adams County Jail and Court Facts
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Adams County Detention Facility | 150 N. 19th Ave, Brighton, CO 80601. General information (303) 654-1850. Non-emergency dispatch (303) 288-1535. |
| Paying a bond in person | At the Detention Facility, by cash, money order or cashier's check made out to the Clerk of the Court. |
| Paying a bond online | The Sheriff's Office lists AllPaid for online payments and Genesis eBONDS for online surety bonds. |
| Adams County Justice Center | 1100 Judicial Center Dr, Brighton, CO 80601. Phone 303-659-1161. Building open 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Clerk's Office Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. |
| Judicial district | 17th Judicial District |
The Sheriff’s Office gives no bond desk hours or bond desk phone number, so call the main line before you go. Phone numbers and hours can change. Sources: Adams County Sheriff’s Office, bond information, Colorado Judicial Branch, Adams County Justice Center and Colorado Secretary of State, district list.
Keep It Fair
How to Keep Bail Affordable
There is no discount on the legal cap, but there are real ways to keep the total down.
What You Can Do
- The person's full legal name and date of birth.
- The bail amount and booking number, if you have them. If not, call anyway and we will help you find them.
- Photo ID for the person signing.
- Details about the person posting the bond, such as employment and contact information. We explain exactly what we need on the call.
What It Costs
Bail bond pricing is set by Colorado law, so it is the same in Weld County as everywhere in the state. The premium is the greater of $50 or 15% of the bail amount, and it is not refunded when the case ends. We also offer flexible payment options. See Bail Process and Cost for the full breakdown.
Our Bail Bond Services in Weld County and Across Colorado
Bail Bonds FAQ
Bail Bond Questions, Answered
Have questions about the bail bond process? Find clear answers to common questions and get the information you need to move forward with confidence.
Yes. A real GreenLite bail agent answers 24 hours a day. We can start the bond at any hour. The jail sets when the release happens.
The Adams County Detention Facility is at 150 N. 19th Ave, Brighton, CO 80601.
In person at the Detention Facility with cash, a money order or a cashier's check payable to the Clerk of the Court, or online through the vendors the Sheriff's Office lists. A bail bond lets you pay a fraction of the bail instead.
No. Paperwork is completed electronically, and we can meet you at the jail if you prefer.
Cases are heard at the Adams County Justice Center, 1100 Judicial Center Dr in Brighton, part of Colorado's 17th Judicial District.
Colorado sets the premium rule for the whole state: the greater of $50 or 15% of the bail amount. On a $10,000 bail, the most you can be charged is $1,500.
The court can forfeit the bond and issue a warrant. Call us and the person's attorney the same day. See Court Appearance Bonds.