Lookup Aurora Contract Detention Facility Detainees

Aurora Contract Detention Facility Overview

The Aurora Contract Detention Facility is an ICE contract detention facility operated by GEO Group under ICE contract. The research facility map lists the address as 3130 N. Oakland St., Aurora, CO 80010. It is physically outside Denver County but serves the Denver metro immigration detention region. It is included here because Denver-area families may search Denver jail records first when a person is actually in ICE custody.

ICE detention is civil immigration detention. It can follow, overlap with, or be confused with a local jail booking, federal criminal custody, or a state prison sentence. The Denver Sheriff roster covers people held in Denver Sheriff custody, not ICE detainees at Aurora. CDOC Offender Search covers state prisoners, not civil immigration detainees. The BOP locator covers federal inmates, not all ICE detainees.

Aurora ICE Population Notes

The research did not confirm an official current population or capacity figure for Aurora Contract Detention Facility. Do not use unofficial bed counts or third-party detention directories as a substitute. The safest content is that Aurora is the official regional ICE facility located outside Denver County and serving the Denver metro area. Current custody should be checked through ICE ODLS or the official facility and ICE contact paths.

The official ICE facility screenshot below is matched to this page because it identifies the Aurora Contract Detention Facility as the regional ICE detention source.

Use that official ICE facility page for facility-specific updates, and use ODLS to attempt a detainee search.

Aurora ICE Detainee Lookup

The correct public search route is ICE Online Detainee Locator System. The research notes that the ODLS page is JavaScript-gated, and the standard ODLS route supports searches by A-number and country of birth or by biographical information. Because ODLS is an immigration custody locator, it is not a jail roster, not a court record, and not a mugshot gallery.

1. Open ICE Online Detainee Locator System.
2. Search by A-number and country of birth when the A-number is known.
3. Use biographical search only when enough identity details are available.
4. Confirm that any listed facility is Aurora Contract Detention Facility.
5. If ODLS does not locate the person, check Denver Sheriff, CDOC, BOP, court records, or legal counsel depending on the custody facts.

Aurora Facility Contact

Use the ICE facility page before travel or mail because facility rules, visit scheduling, and contact channels can change. The research map did not confirm a facility phone number from the opened ICE source, so this page does not invent one. For legal and custody issues involving ICE detention, families often need the detainee's A-number, country of birth, legal name, date of birth, and current facility assignment.

Visiting Aurora ICE Detainees

The research did not capture a detailed Aurora visit schedule table, so the accurate instruction is to verify the current schedule through the official ICE facility page before travel. ICE detention visiting rules can differ from county jail and state prison rules. A Denver Sheriff Securus visit rule or a CDOC prison schedule should not be copied onto an ICE facility page.

ICE Mail and Records

Immigration detention records are not Denver Sheriff records. A Denver Sheriff CLU request may help with a Denver jail booking that happened before ICE custody, but it does not control ICE detention files. Court records after a Denver arrest may explain criminal charges, while ICE records and immigration court records involve different federal channels. A local jail hold or detainer can confuse the custody path, so read each record for the agency name.

Federal mugshot expectations should also be limited. The research found no public ICE mugshot gallery and no public BOP-style mugshot gallery. Use ICE ODLS for custody and facility status, not for a public photo search. Use official records channels or counsel for immigration case documents.

Denver-area searches should also separate ICE from the U.S. Marshals and BOP. A federal criminal defendant may be in U.S. Marshals custody before sentencing and may not appear as a designated BOP inmate. A sentenced federal inmate may appear in BOP's locator. A civil immigration detainee belongs in ICE ODLS. A Denver Sheriff booking can be part of the timeline, but it does not make the Aurora ICE facility a Denver County jail.

When ODLS does not return a record, do not assume the person is not detained. Search criteria, timing, eligibility, name spelling, age, country of birth, or A-number errors can affect results. Check any local booking record, court record, attorney information, or official notice for the agency name. That agency name is the best clue for whether the next search should be Denver Sheriff, CDOC, BOP, ICE, a court clerk, or another county.

The Aurora facility page should also be read with a location caution. It serves the Denver metro area, but it is in Aurora, not Denver County. That means Denver County facility addresses, jail visitation schedules, records fees, and public roster fields do not transfer to this ICE page. The useful connection is regional custody routing: someone searched as a Denver inmate may actually need an immigration detainee lookup. Exact agency names prevent most wrong-system searches.

ICE

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency tied to civil immigration detention.

ODLS

Online Detainee Locator System, ICE's public detainee lookup tool.

A-number

Alien registration number, often the strongest ICE search key.

Note: Confirm ICE custody through ODLS or official ICE channels before travel because Denver jail and ICE custody are separate systems.