Where Former Residents Show
Research identifies Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center as a former private reentry or community-corrections facility associated with Colorado Springs and the Las Vegas Street corrections corridor. It has been associated with CoreCivic / Community Education Centers and Colorado corrections contracts, with closure or contract changes reported in public sources. Because current operation is not established in the research, the page treats it as former or historical.
For a former resident, the release trail usually does not run through the El Paso County Jail recent-release workflow. Look instead to CDOC, Adult Parole, community-corrections records where public, or the sentencing court. Older records may show the Cheyenne Mountain name, but current release or discharge confirmation should come from the agency that held or supervised the person at the relevant time.
Confirm a Cheyenne Mountain Release
Start by classifying the custody path. If the person was serving a Colorado state sentence or was under post-prison supervision, CDOC is the better release source than the county jail roster. If the placement was part of community corrections, probation, or a court sentence, the court record may explain the placement and later discharge.
- Search CDOC offender search by DOCNO when known, or by last name, first name, and gender.
- Review CDOC status, parole information, release or discharge indicators, and profile identifiers.
- Check the El Paso County or sentencing-court docket for the order, sentence, mittimus, probation, revocation, or community-corrections placement.
- Use Colorado State Board of Parole or CDOC Adult Parole sources if the release involved parole supervision.
- If a formal record is needed, request it from CDOC records or the court custodian rather than treating an old facility name as the release record.
Records and Contact Path
The research does not provide a current active facility contact for Cheyenne Mountain Re-Entry Center. Use the record custodian tied to the case: CDOC for state-prison, parole, discharge, and time-computation records; Colorado Judicial Branch for sentencing and probation records; and El Paso County community-corrections or government materials only where a public community-corrections record is actually maintained.
Court and Community Path
Use the sentencing case to connect placement, transfer, release, or discharge.
About Cheyenne Mountain
Cheyenne Mountain is not the same release source as the El Paso County Jail / Criminal Justice Center. County jail records answer local booking and jail-release questions. CDOC records answer state-prison, parole, and discharge questions. Court records explain the sentence, placement, probation, revocation, or other judicial authority that may have led to a reentry or community-corrections placement.
| Search clue | Best next source |
|---|---|
| DOC number or state sentence | CDOC offender search and CDOC records. |
| Parole or post-prison supervision | CDOC Adult Parole and Colorado State Board of Parole context. |
| Community-corrections placement | Sentencing court and public community-corrections materials where available. |
| Older facility name in a record | Confirm with current custodian before relying on it as a release source. |
Cheyenne Mountain CDOC Checks
When an older record points to Cheyenne Mountain, search CDOC first if the person had a Colorado prison sentence, parole status, or DOC number. CDOC search tips identify DOCNO as the primary department identifier. Name searches match beginning letters, and the offender name can reflect the prosecuted name rather than a later legal name. Those details are important when a former reentry-facility name appears in old paperwork.
CDOC can help separate several outcomes: a person still in state custody, a person on parole, a person discharged from a CDOC sentence, or a person whose profile needs formal confirmation from CDOC records. The CDOC disclaimer warns that online data can be inaccurate and should be confirmed with the department when exact status matters.
Cheyenne Mountain Court Placement
A community-corrections or reentry placement is often best understood through the sentencing case. The court docket may show the original sentence, probation conditions, revocation filings, mittimus to CDOC, modifications, or a placement order. If the person was released from a facility connected to community corrections, the court record may explain whether the release was a sentence completion, transfer, revocation, or supervision change.
Use the El Paso County trial courts page for local cases and the sentencing court for cases from another county. Do not treat a facility name alone as the release event. Pair it with the order or agency record that had custody or supervision authority at the time.
Not a Current Jail Feed
Cheyenne Mountain should not be used as a current El Paso County Jail release feed. The sheriff's current search handles adult jail bookings when they are returned online. Cheyenne Mountain is included because older records, web searches, or family memory may point to the name and lead people to the wrong current system.
If the goal is a current release check, start with the current custodian. County jail questions go to the sheriff, state prison and parole questions go to CDOC, court sentence questions go to the clerk or court record, and federal or immigration questions go to BOP or ICE. That routing keeps a historical facility reference from becoming an unsupported current-custody claim.
Older Cheyenne Mountain Records
Older records can preserve facility names after operations change. A search result, court note, parole note, or family record may mention Cheyenne Mountain even if the current release source is CDOC, the court, or another custodian. That is why the page avoids current operational claims and treats the facility name as historical context until a current official source says otherwise.
When an older record names Cheyenne Mountain, gather the date range, sentencing county, DOC number if known, court case number, and any supervision status shown. Those facts point to the right custodian. CDOC can confirm state custody and parole records. The court can confirm sentence and placement orders. El Paso County government materials may help with community-corrections context, but they are not a substitute for an individual release record.
This approach also protects against a common error: assuming that a person named in an old facility reference is still held there or was released from there recently. Current custody and release status must come from the current system with authority over the person.
Community Corrections Difference
Community corrections, reentry, parole, probation, and jail release are separate concepts. A community-corrections placement can be tied to a sentence or supervision plan, while parole follows a prison sentence and probation is a court sentence. Jail release is the sheriff's custody event. A single person can pass through more than one of those systems, so the record should be mapped in order.
For El Paso County, the practical sequence is to start with the sentencing case, then check CDOC or parole if the sentence involved state custody. If a court record shows community corrections, use that order to identify the agency or public record channel. If a later jail booking occurred, treat it as a new county custody event and use the sheriff search for that booking only.
Cheyenne Mountain Release Proof
Release proof for a former or reentry facility should come from the agency record that controlled custody or supervision, not from a general web mention. A CDOC profile can show state custody, parole, or discharge context. A court docket can show the sentence, placement, revocation, or modification. A parole record can show board or supervision action. Each record answers a different part of the release history.
When the timeline is unclear, write down the dates in order: local arrest or sentence, any CDOC transfer, any community-corrections placement, parole action, revocation, discharge, or later booking. If the person later appears in El Paso County Jail records, that later booking is a separate event. The Cheyenne Mountain name should not be used to bridge gaps that the official records do not support.
This is the main reason the page is framed as historical. It helps interpret old references while keeping current release confirmation tied to CDOC, parole, court, or sheriff records.
Current Status Check
For current status, ignore the former facility label until a live official source confirms it. Search the current custodian instead. If the person has a DOC number, use CDOC. If the issue is probation or community placement, use the court. If the person was newly booked in El Paso County, use the sheriff. If federal or immigration custody is involved, use BOP or ICE.
This prevents a historical facility name from being treated as a current roster, current address, or current release desk.