Platte Valley Youth Release Records

Platte Valley Youth Release Route

Platte Valley Youth Services Center is not a Boulder County Jail facility and is not an adult inmate-search page. Research identifies it as a 73-bed co-ed secure multipurpose youth center in Greeley operated by the Colorado Department of Human Services, Division of Youth Services. It serves clients from several judicial districts, including the 20th Judicial District, which includes Boulder County.

For Boulder County release research, Platte Valley matters only when a youth case moves into the state youth-services system. The public question should be framed around authorized youth-services, court, and agency contact. Adult jail reports, adult booking photos, CDOC adult offender search, and ordinary released-inmate feeds should not be used as substitutes for youth custody records.

Confirm Platte Valley Release

A Platte Valley release or discharge should be confirmed through authorized youth-services and court channels. The facility may be tied to detention, commitment, placement, court orders, or case planning. Public adult jail tools do not explain those youth system terms, and the researched sources do not support a public release list.

1. Confirm that the case is a youth-services matter rather than an adult Boulder County Jail case.
2. Use the Colorado Department of Human Services Platte Valley page for facility identity and public contact direction.
3. Use juvenile court, counsel, guardian, or agency channels for case-specific release details.
4. Use Boulder County Juvenile Center contacts if the youth is in county short-term detention.
5. Do not treat a lack of adult search results as proof of release or noncustody.

Platte Valley Center Contact

The research source identifies Platte Valley through the Colorado Department of Human Services facility page. It did not provide a Boulder County-specific phone number for case release confirmation. Because youth information is restricted, the correct public copy is to use CDHS and authorized court or agency channels rather than publishing an adult-style lookup promise.

Platte Valley Youth Confidentiality

Youth release information has public-access limits. The Boulder County research repeatedly separates youth custody from adult released-inmate content. That separation is not just wording. Juvenile records may be confidential, restricted, or available only to authorized parties. A public page should not suggest that a youth's release, photo, case details, or placement history can be found through an adult inmate roster.

When a youth matter has a public court component, the court's access rules and any order control what can be released. When information is restricted, use the court-approved or agency-approved process. Do not try to work around a sealed, protected, or juvenile-confidential record.

Boulder County Youth Boundaries

Platte Valley serves Boulder County only through the judicial-district and state youth-services connection. A Boulder County adult jail release may go to the community, court supervision, Joe Pelle Center, CDOC, BOP, or ICE depending on facts. A youth-services placement follows a different lane. Keeping those systems separate matters when Boulder County, Greeley, CDHS, and youth detention appear in the same case path.

For adult Boulder County Jail releases, use the jail facility page. For Boulder County youth detention, use the Juvenile Center page. For Platte Valley, start with CDHS and authorized juvenile case channels.

Platte Valley State Youth Services

CDHS operates youth services separately from the adult Colorado Department of Corrections. That separation matters in Boulder County release research because CDOC offender search is an adult state-prison and parole tool. Platte Valley is a youth services center. A youth's release, discharge, placement change, or return to community supervision should be handled through the youth-services and court framework, not through CDOC's adult offender search.

When the case involves Boulder County, the 20th Judicial District connection explains why Platte Valley can appear in the same research map as Boulder County facilities. It does not turn the facility into a county jail or a public adult release feed. The proper confirmation route depends on authorization, court status, and CDHS case handling.

Platte Valley Records Language

Use careful terms with this facility. "Released inmate" is an adult-site search phrase, but Platte Valley serves youth. "Youth," "client," "placement," "detention," "commitment," "release," and "discharge" may each carry different case meanings. The research does not provide a public field table for release records, so page copy should not invent searchable columns, release reasons, or a feed cadence.

A public adult page can say the Boulder County Daily Booking and Listing Reports show current-day jail releases and next-24-hour scheduled releases. This Platte Valley page cannot say that. Its job is to direct users away from adult assumptions and toward CDHS, juvenile court, counsel, guardians, and other authorized agency channels.

Boulder Judicial District Connection

The CDHS source says Platte Valley serves clients from the 8th, 13th, 17th, 19th, and 20th Judicial Districts. Boulder County is in the 20th Judicial District. That is the reason this Greeley youth center appears in a Boulder County release map. The connection is judicial and youth-services based, not a county-jail operations link.

For a Boulder County family or authorized party, this distinction helps with routing. Local juvenile detention points to Boulder County. State youth placement points to CDHS. Court orders and legal status point to the juvenile case. The public adult jail report does not bridge those systems.

Platte Valley Is Not CDOC

Colorado DOC and CDHS serve different populations and use different records paths. CDOC Offender Search is for adult state prison, parole, and discharge. Platte Valley is a Division of Youth Services center. A youth-services release should not be searched as an adult prison release unless the court record shows the person is in an adult correctional system.

The CDHS Platte Valley Youth Services Center page is the official source for the facility's youth-services role.

The screenshot keeps the page grounded in CDHS youth services rather than adult jail or prison lookup sources.