ICE Detention in Aurora, Colorado
Find the Aurora detention facility's address, phone number, and immigration court information below. If a bond has already been set, Amistad can help you arrange it remotely.
Facility Address and Contacts
Denver Contract Detention Facility (Aurora)
Also known as the Aurora ICE Processing Center, operated by The GEO Group.
Facility address
3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010.
Facility phone
(303) 361-6612Before visiting or sending mail, check the facility's current instructions for visiting hours, identification, and mailing requirements.
ICE field office: Denver Field Office. This office is separate from the detention facility.
Confirm Where the Person Is Being Held
A previous detention location may have changed. Confirm that the person is still in Aurora before making arrangements.
Our guide explains what information you need to search.
Immigration Court
Aurora Immigration Court
Court address
3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010.
Court phone
(303) 361-0488The court is located within the detention facility, but it handles immigration proceedings rather than facility operations. Use the person's hearing notice to confirm which court is handling the case and where to attend.
Bond Already Set?
An immigration bond may allow an eligible person to leave ICE custody while their case continues. Once the amount is set, Amistad can explain the costs and collateral requirements, prepare the paperwork, and submit the bond electronically through ICE eBonds.
You do not need to travel to the facility to begin our process.
What to Have Ready
- Full legal name.
- A-Number, the person's immigration identification number, if available.
- Current detention location.
- Bond amount, if already set.
If something is missing, call with the information you have.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need to Post a Bond?
Call our bond team to discuss the next step for your family.
Amistad provides bond services independently of ICE, the detention facility, and the court. We are not a law firm. ICE or an immigration judge with authority over the case determines whether a bond is available and its amount.