Denver Contract Detention Facility (Aurora)
ICE detention facility in Aurora, CO. How to find a person, where to write, and what to do next.
Address3130 North Oakland Street, Aurora, CO 80010
CountyAdams
StateCO
Appellate circuitTenth
ICE officeDenver
How long people are usually held at this facility
Median 43 days; for half of people, 21 to 82. Based on 9,950 completed cases in 2024–2026.
This is a fact from past data, not a prediction for a specific person. Source: Deportation Data Project.
Someone may be held here — what to do
Find a person in the ICE locator →The first call: what to ask, what not to say →Visiting: the rules and what to bring →Calls, messages, and money on the account →Letters and postcards
- A plain postcard by regular mail arrives more reliably than any service
- Books: new only, shipped directly by the seller
- Softcover: hardcovers take longer to screen and are often refused
- The A-Number is required on the envelope
Address and assignment come from ICE data compiled by the Deportation Data Project (June 2026). Phones and hours are not published here — confirm them on the official ICE page or by calling the facility.
Information updated July 28, 2026. Rules change — check the date.
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