No Official 72-Hour Kiowa Feed
No official Kiowa County 72-hour release URL was found. The reason is structural, not just a missing web link: Kiowa County Sheriff's Office says Kiowa County does not operate a jail. For local detainees held at Bent County Jail, the documented fallback is the Bent County inmate-info feed.
The Bent system does not publish a button labeled "72-hour releases." It provides a date-range search and a current-custody yes/no filter. A three-day release list is therefore a manual query: choose the last three days, search current custody "No," and narrow to Kiowa arresting-agency records when available.
Manual Three-Day Date Range
Use the three-day search when the person may have been released over a weekend, after a court event, after bond processing, or on a date you cannot pin down exactly.
- Open the direct Bent County inmate-info feed.
- Enter the person's last name, then refine by first name if needed.
- Set the date range to the last 72 hours.
- Set current custody to "No" for records that appear released from that jail feed.
- Look for KIOWA COUNTY SO or KCSO in the arresting-agency field.
- Open the record or history detail and read the booking number, date booked, status, release date, and charges.
- Call 719-456-1363 if the release date is blank, the status is inconsistent, or the feed does not match what the court or family contact reports.
For a same-day search only, use the Released Last 24 Hours page. For a named-person search that may cross jail, court, CDOC, or VINE records, start at Home.
What the 72-Hour Search Shows
The Bent feed has enough fields to support a recent-release check, but each field should be read as part of the jail's public-facing information system rather than as a certified court result.
| Field | How to use it in a 72-hour check |
|---|---|
| Name / DOB | Confirm the identity before relying on a release date. |
| Booking number | Use this when calling the jail or requesting a custody record. |
| Date booked | Shows whether the record belongs to the recent custody event. |
| Arrest location | Helps separate Kiowa-area arrests from other Bent County records. |
| Arresting agency | KIOWA COUNTY SO / KCSO supports the Kiowa County connection. |
| Status | Shows the feed's current custody indicator for that booking. |
| Release date | The main three-day release field to verify when timing matters. |
| Charges | Context for matching the court case; not a final disposition. |
| Photo / history icon | May lead to a booking photo or more record detail when available. |
Direct Feed Before Embedded Page
The official Bent County Jail inmate-info page at 024.d45.myftpupload.com/inmate-info/ reported technical difficulty during capture, but the direct mobile-friendly inmateinfo.net feed displayed searchable records. If the embedded jail page fails, try the direct feed before moving to phone-only verification.
Source view: Bent County Jail inmate-info page
Why Three Days Helps
A three-day search gives more room for releases that happen after bond processing, after a court order, after time-served computation, or after a transfer decision. It also helps when a person drops off a current-custody list but the exact release date is not known.
The research did not identify a published weekend or holiday update schedule for the Bent feed. Do not assume that a missing 72-hour result means no release occurred. Broaden the date range, check the court record for the release reason, and call the jail/dispatch line when the timing is important.
Manual Range, Not Rolling List
The key Kiowa-specific point is that the 72-hour page is a workflow, not a standalone county feed. The feed's date-range search and current-custody filter let readers build a three-day view themselves. That distinction matters because it prevents a false expectation that Kiowa County publishes a dedicated recent-release page.
Historical monthly arrest-report options were visible back to 2011 during capture, but no formal retention policy was found. State only what the interface exposed at capture time; do not rely on it as a guaranteed archive.
If the 72-Hour Search Fails
Start with the most likely gap. If the person was arrested by Kiowa County but not found in the Bent feed, check whether the case was routed to another nearby jail, as local news has shown can happen. If the person was sentenced to state prison or involved in parole, use the Colorado Department of Corrections offender search instead. If the person was released by a court order, Kiowa County Combined Court is the durable record source.
For a jail release record or booking photo that is not visible online, request the record from the holding jail or sheriff with neutral identifying details: name, booking number if known, booking date, release date, and arresting agency. For Kiowa incident records, the sheriff's office uses a records request form and reviews reports before release.