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Colorado release countdown
Enter dates from the official CDOC (Colorado) record and see the days to go. The dates are kept only in this browser on this device and are never sent to us.
Estimate, not official. This only counts days to the dates you type. Only CDOC (Colorado) or the parole board sets release dates, and they can move.
What could change the date in Colorado
- Up to 14 days per month of incarceration or parole (up from 12) for people serving a class 4, 5 or 6 felony or a level 3 or 4 drug felony who are program-compliant and have no recent serious discipline. (Colorado SB26-159 session law (amending C.R.S. §17-22.5-405)) (opens in new tab)
- People convicted now or before of certain listed crimes (such as §§18-3-303, 18-3-305, 18-3-306, 18-6-701, or crimes listed in §24-4.1-302(1)) fall under a separate, lower cap in subsection (1.5)(a.5). (Colorado SB26-159 session law (amending C.R.S. §17-22.5-405)) (opens in new tab)
- SB26-159 also adds credit for behavioral-health program milestones. See our Colorado page. (Colorado SB26-159 session law (amending C.R.S. §17-22.5-405)) (opens in new tab)
- Requires no class I discipline violation in the past 24 months and no class II violation in the past 12 months (or the whole term, if shorter). (Colorado SB26-159 session law (amending C.R.S. §17-22.5-405)) (opens in new tab)
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