If you are on parole or inmate supervision with the Division of Adult Parole, Community Corrections and Youthful Offender System, this site will offer some useful information and links to resources available while you are under supervision.
C-WISE
C-WISE is the system that tracks your supervision electronically. This is also a 24 hour call center for you to check in and reach your community parole officer. The number for C-WISE is 1-800-426-9143. You should always call this number to reach your parole officer and not the general office number of the parole office you are assigned to. Disponibles operadores espanoles.
Parolees and inmates pay a $10.00 monthly supervision fee to C-WISE. You will be provided pre-addressed envelopes by your community parole officer for you to send your money order directly to C-WISE.
Restitution
It is the policy of the Department of Corrections (DOC), Adult Parole, Community Corrections, and Youthful Offender System (APCCYOS) to make all reasonable efforts to collect restitution from offenders in community based programs, per CRS 16-18.5-106 and CRS 17-2-201(5)(c). Failure to pay towards your restitution is a parole violation.
The CDOC contracts with Western Union to accept direct payments from offenders for deposit into accounts for restitution. You may contact Western Union at 1(800) 325-6000 or visit westernunion.com to find a location. Click on the following links for instructions on sending restitution fees:
What to Expect while on Parole or Inmate Supervision
Parole/Inmate Supervision is a condition of release from prison, made by members of the parole board. Common conditions of parole supervision are outlined below; however, additional conditions may be included upon review and recommendation by the board:
- Release: Upon release from the institution, parolee shall go directly to designated parole office
- Residence: Parolee shall establish a residence of record and shall reside at such residence in fact and on record; shall remain at residence of record each night unless otherwise authorized by the parole officer; parolee shall not change residence of record without the consent of the parole officer; and shall not leave the area paroled to without permission of the parole officer
- Conduct: Parolee shall obey all State/Federal laws and Municipal ordinances. Parolee shall follow the directives of the parole officer at all times.
- Report: Parolee shall make written and in person reports as directed to the parole officer and shall permit visits to his/her place of residence as required by the parole officer/ Parolee shall submit urinalysis or other tests for narcotics or chemical agents upon the request of the parole officer, and is required to pay for all tests.
- Weapons: Parolee shall not own, possess, nor have under his control or his custody, firearms or other deadly weapons.
- Association: Parolee shall not associate with any person with a criminal record without the permission of the parole officer.
- Employment: Parolee shall seek and obtain employment, or shall participate in a full time educational or vocational program, unless waived by the parole officer.
- Alcohol/Drugs: Parolee shall not abuse alcoholic beverages, or possess and/or use illegal drugs.
- Child Support: Parolee shall comply with any court or administrative order to pay child support
The Parole Agreement is issued prior to your release. Additional parole directives will be issued by the community parole officer during your initial meeting.
Resources
Your community parole officer will be able to assist you with various resources you may need while transitioning to the community. In addition, you may be referred to a community re-entry specialist. Community re-entry specialists offer help with job searches, bus tokens, ID’s, benefits planning, housing assistance, mental health and/or substance abuse treatment referrals, personal hygiene backpacks, and referrals to community agencies offering various support services. Please visit the community re-entry program site at http://www.doc.state.co.us/statewide-pre-release-and-community-re-entry-programs for more information.
Discuss any medical, substance abuse or mental health needs with your community parole officer. He/she will refer you to the appropriate treatment provider and will provide you with their location. Your community parole officer will also direct you to any alcohol/drug testing location.
Sponsors/Loved Ones
If you are the sponsor for someone under parole or inmate supervision, you will be contacted by a community parole officer prior to the offender’s release into the community and there will be a visit to your residence in order to ensure that it is an appropriate environment for the offender. The investigating officer will be conducting an investigation report to include a criminal history report on all individuals residing in the residence. The investigating officer will also review a “Sponsor Advisement” form with you to make sure that you understand and agree to the terms and conditions of having the offender reside with you. This will include the following:
- Allowing community parole officers to visit and search your residence at any time
- Not possessing a firearm, ammunition, or other deadly weapon in the residence
- Not possessing any illegal substances in the residence
- Allow the use and placement of any required electronic monitoring equipment in the residence
- If the offender has a criminal history that includes a sex offense or an offense against children, he/she will not have any contact with minors (under 18 years of age) without written permission from the community parole officer.
PLEASE CALL the C-WISE NUMBER AT 1(800)426-9143 WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
Parole Office Locations
PLEASE CALL the C-WISE NUMBER AT 1(800)426-9143 TO SPEAK TO YOUR COMMUNITY PAROLE OFFICER
You will be assigned to a community parole officer at one of the following office locations prior to your release and this is the office you must report to per your parole agreement. Parole Offices are listed below, click on office name for a map.
940 Broadway
Denver, CO 80203
303-763-2420 (Parole Headqaurters)
303-763-2400 (Community Re-Entry)
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande and Saguache Counties
1558 12th Street
Alamosa, CO 81101
719-589-1980
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Chaffee, Custer, Fremont, Lake, Park Counties
1032 Royal Gorge Boulevard
Canon City, CO 81212
719-269-5851
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: El Paso and Teller Counties
3720 Sinton Road., Suite 110
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-635-0800
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: El Paso and Teller Counties
520 W. Colorado Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80905
719-633-1469
Coverage Area: Eagle, Moffat, Rio Blanco and Routt Counties
109 East Victory Way
Craig, CO 81625
970-824-6633
Office Hours: Varies
Coverage Area: City and County of Denver, Parts of Aurora and Jefferson County
1001 Lincoln Street
Denver, CO 80203
303-742-5450
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Archuleta, Dolores, LaPlata, Montezuma and San Juan Counties
1073 Main Avenue
Durango, CO 81301
970-259-1536
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and South Jefferson Counties
3642 S. Galapago Street
Englewood, CO 80110
303-761-2670
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Larimer and Jackson Counties
3000 S. College Avenue, Suite 110
Fort Collins, CO 80525
970-223-2232
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Delta, Garfield, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Mesa, Montrose, Ouray, Pitkin and San Miguel Counties
2516 Foresight Circle, Ste. 3
Grand Junction, CO 81505
970-255-9126
Coverage Area: Northern and Eastern Weld County (including the towns of Lochbuie and Keenesburg)
800 8TH Ave., Ste. 140
Greeley, CO 80631
970-356-0839
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Supervises Offenders Out of State
745 Sherman Street, Suite #200
Denver, CO 80203
720-941-7074
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Baca, Bent, Cheyenne, Crowley, Huerfano, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Las Animas, Lincoln, Otero and Prowers Counties
617 Raton, Suite 2
La Junta, CO 81050
719-383-0404
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Boulder and Southern Weld County (including the towns of Dacono, Erie, Firestone and Frederick)
205 Main Street
Longmont, CO 80501
303-678-9941
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Pueblo County
310 E. Abriendo, Ste. D
Pueblo, CO 81004
719-546-0009
745 Sherman Street, Suite 100
Denver, CO 80203
720-941-7074
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Morgan, Logan, Sedgewick, Phillips, Washington and Yuma Counties
301 Poplar Street, #8E
Sterling, CO 80751
970-522-7815
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
Coverage Area: Adams, Broomfield, and North Jefferson Counties
8800 Sheridan Boulevard
Westminster, CO 80031
303-426-6198
Office Hours: 7:30AM to 5:00PM
RTD Information
Bus Schedules: http://www.rtd-denver.com/Bus_schedules.shtml
Light Rail Schedules: http://www3.rtd-denver.com/schedules/getRouteList.action?routeType=2
RTD Routes and Schedules: http://www3.rtd-denver.com/schedules/getRouteList.action?routeType=1
Fares and Passes*: http://www.rtd-denver.com/FaresPasses.shtml
*Please talk to your community parole officer if you need assistance with bus fare
RTD System Map: http://www3.rtd-denver.com/elbert/SystemMap/
RTD Information
Bus Schedules: http://www.rtd-denver.com/Bus_schedules.shtml
Light Rail Schedules: http://www.rtd-denver.com/LightRailSchedules.shtml
RTD Routes and Schedules: http://www3.rtd-denver.com/schedules/getRouteList.action?routeType=1
Fares and Passes: http://www.rtd-denver.com/FaresPasses.shtml
*Please talk to your community parole officer if you need assistance with bus fare
RTD System Map: http://www3.rtd-denver.com/elbert/SystemMap/
Restitution
It is the policy of the Department of Corrections (DOC), Adult Parole, Community Corrections, and Youthful Offender System (APCCYOS) to make all reasonable efforts to collect restitution from offenders in community based programs, per CRS 16-18.5-106 and CRS 17-2-201(5)(c). Failure to pay towards your restitution is a parole violation.
The CDOC contracts with Western Union to accept direct payments from offenders for deposit into accounts for restitution. You may contact Western Union at 1(800) 325-6000 or visit westernunion.com to find a location. Click on the following links for instructions on sending restitution fees:
What to Expect while on Parole or Inmate Supervision
Parole/Inmate Supervision is a condition of release from prison, made by members of the parole board. Common conditions of parole supervision are outlined below; however, additional conditions may be included upon review and recommendation by the board:
Restitution
It is the policy of the Department of Corrections (DOC), Adult Parole, Community Corrections, and Youthful Offender System (APCCYOS) to make all reasonable efforts to collect restitution from offenders in community based programs, per CRS 16-18.5-106 and CRS 17-2-201(5)(c). Failure to pay towards your restitution is a parole violation.
The CDOC contracts with Western Union to accept direct payments from offenders for deposit into accounts for restitution. You may contact Western Union at 1(800) 325-6000 or visit westernunion.com to find a location. Click on the following links for instructions on sending restitution fees: ![]()
Restitution
It is the policy of the Department of Corrections (DOC), Adult Parole, Community Corrections, and Youthful Offender System (APCCYOS) to make all reasonable efforts to collect restitution from offenders in community based programs, per CRS 16-18.5-106 and CRS 17-2-201(5)(c). Failure to pay towards your restitution is a parole violation.
The CDOC contracts with Western Union to accept direct payments from offenders for deposit into accounts for restitution. You may contact Western Union at 1(800) 325-6000 or visit westernunion.com to find a location. Click on the following links for instructions on sending restitution fees:
Restitution
It is the policy of the Department of Corrections (DOC), Adult Parole, Community Corrections, and Youthful Offender System (APCCYOS) to make all reasonable efforts to collect restitution from offenders in community based programs, per CRS 16-18.5-106 and CRS 17-2-201(5)(c). Failure to pay towards your restitution is a parole violation.
The CDOC contracts with Western Union to accept direct payments from offenders for deposit into accounts for restitution. You may contact Western Union at 1(800) 325-6000 or visit westernunion.com to find a location. Click on the following links for instructions on sending restitution fees:
Restitution
It is the policy of the Department of Corrections (DOC), Adult Parole, Community Corrections, and Youthful Offender System (APCCYOS) to make all reasonable efforts to collect restitution from offenders in community based programs, per CRS 16-18.5-106 and CRS 17-2-201(5)(c). Failure to pay towards your restitution is a parole violation.
The CDOC contracts with Western Union to accept direct payments from offenders for deposit into accounts for restitution. You may contact Western Union at 1(800) 325-6000 or visit westernunion.com to find a location. Click on the following links for instructions on sending restitution fees:
What to Expect while on Parole or Inmate Supervision
Parole/Inmate Supervision is a condition of release from prison, made by members of the parole board. Common conditions of parole supervision are outlined below; however, additional conditions may be included upon review and recommendation by the board:
1. Release: Upon release from the institution, parolee shall go directly to designated parole office
Parole/Inmate Supervision is a condition of release from prison, made by members of the parole board. Common conditions of parole supervision are outlined below; however, additional conditions may be included upon review and recommendation by the board:
1. Release: Upon release from the institution, parolee shall go directly to designated parole office
2. Residence: Parolee shall establish a residence of record and shall reside at such residence in fact and on record; shall remain at residence of record each night unless otherwise authorized by the parole officer; parolee shall not change residence of record without the consent of the parole officer; and shall not leave the area paroled to without permission of the parole officer
3. Conduct: Parolee shall obey all State/Federal laws and Municipal ordinances. Parolee shall follow the directives of the parole officer at all times.
4. Report: Parolee shall make written and in person reports as directed to the parole officer and shall permit visits to his/her place of residence as required by the parole officer/ Parolee shall submit urinalysis or other tests for narcotics or chemical agents upon the request of the parole officer, and is required to pay for all tests.
1. Release: Upon release from the institution, parolee shall go directly to designated parole office
2. Residence: Parolee shall establish a residence of record and shall reside at such residence in fact and on record; shall remain at residence of record each night unless otherwise authorized by the parole officer; parolee shall not change residence of record without the consent of the parole officer; and shall not leave the area paroled to without permission of the parole officer
3. Conduct: Parolee shall obey all State/Federal laws and Municipal ordinances. Parolee shall follow the directives of the parole officer at all times.
4. Report: Parolee shall make written and in person reports as directed to the parole officer and shall permit visits to his/her place of residence as required by the parole officer/ Parolee shall submit urinalysis or other tests for narcotics or chemical agents upon the request of the parole officer, and is required to pay for all tests.
5. Weapons: Parolee shall not own, possess, nor have under his control or his custody, firearms or other deadly weapons.
6. Association: Parolee shall not associate with any person with a criminal record without the permission of the parole officer.
7. Employment: Parolee shall seek and obtain employment, or shall participate in a full time educational or vocational program, unless waived by the parole officer.
8. Alcohol/Drugs: Parolee shall not abuse alcoholic beverages, or possess and/or use illegal drugs.
9. Child Support: Parolee shall comply with any court or administrative order to pay child support
The Parole Agreement is issued prior to your release. Additional parole directives will be issued by the community parole officer during your initial meeting.
Resources
Your community parole officer will be able to assist you with various resources you may need while transitioning to the community. In addition, you may be referred to a community re-entry specialist. Community re-entry specialists (link) offer help with job searches, bus tokens, ID’s, benefits planning, housing assistance, mental health and/or substance abuse treatment referrals, personal hygiene backpacks, and referrals to community agencies offering various support services. Please visit the community re-entry program site at http://www.doc.state.co.us/statewide-pre-release-and-community-re-entry-programs for more information and contact information.
Discuss any medical, substance abuse or mental health needs with your community parole officer. He/she will refer you to the appropriate treatment provider and will provide you with their location. Your community parole officer will also direct you to any alcohol/drug testing location.
Sponsor/Loved Ones
If you are the sponsor for someone under parole or inmate supervision, you will be contacted by a community parole officer prior to the offender’s release into the community and there will be a visit to your residence in order to ensure that it is an approved residence for the offender. The investigating officer will be conducting an investigation report to include a criminal history report on all individuals residing in the residence. The investigating officer will also review a “Sponsor Advisement” form with you to make sure that you understand and agree to the terms and conditions of having the offender reside with you. This will include the following:
1. Allowing community parole officers to visit and search your residence at any time
2. Not possessing a firearm, ammunition, or other deadly weapon in the residence
3. Not possessing any illegal substances in the residence
4. Allow the use and placement of any required electronic monitoring equipment in the residence
5. If the offender has a criminal history that includes a sex offense or an offense against children, he/she will not have any contact with minors (under 18 years of age) without written permission from the community parole officer
Sponsors/Loved Ones
If you are the sponsor for someone under parole or inmate supervision, you will be contacted by a community parole officer prior to the offender’s release into the community and there will be a visit to your residence in order to ensure that it is an approved environment for the offender. The investigating officer will be conducting an investigation report to include a criminal history report on all individuals residing in the residence. The investigating officer will also review a “Sponsor Advisement” form with you to make sure that you understand and agree to the terms and conditions of having the offender reside with you. This will include the following:
1. Allowing community parole officers to visit and search your residence at any time
2. Not possessing a firearm, ammunition, or other deadly weapon in the residence
3. Not possessing any illegal substances in the residence
4. Allow the use and placement of any required electronic monitoring equipment in the residence
5. If the offender has a criminal history that includes a sex offense or an offense against children, he/she will not have any contact with minors (under 18 years of age) without written permission from the community parole officer
5. Weapons: Parolee shall not own, possess, nor have under his control or his custody, firearms or other deadly weapons.
6. Association: Parolee shall not associate with any person with a criminal record without the permission of the parole officer.
7. Employment: Parolee shall seek and obtain employment, or shall participate in a full time educational or vocational program, unless waived by the parole officer.
8. Alcohol/Drugs: Parolee shall not abuse alcoholic beverages, or possess and/or use illegal drugs.
9. Child Support: Parolee shall comply with any court or administrative order to pay child support