Utah County jail inmate search

You can check custody status through the Utah County Sheriff's Office inmate search. If you have a booking number, enter it into the search box to open that person's record right away. You can also select the All Current Inmates list to browse everyone held right now. The database shows people currently in custody and anyone booked there over the past 2 years. New records appear online 24 hours after the booking finishes.

Newly arrested people go through intake at the Utah County Jail before their names go online. According to the sheriff's booking search portal, booking details only post online 24 hours after a person is booked. Because of that wait, someone arrested earlier today won't appear on the website yet. Calling the jail is the way to check if a recent arrival is in custody.

Different offices and service vendors handle specific requests by telephone. You'll find these numbers listed on the Utah County Sheriff's Office inmate services and sheriff's payments portals.

• Records Division: Call 801-851-4500 for records requests and payment questions.
• Securus accounts: Call 1-800-844-6591 to open or fund a prepaid phone or inmate debit account.
• JailATM commissary: Call 866-394-0490 to order stationery and basic hygiene supplies for someone in custody.

The Utah County Sheriff's Office operates the Utah County Jail. When addressing an envelope to someone held there, the Utah County Sheriff's Office inmate services rules require you to write the person's booking number and Utah County Jail, along with your return name and address.

To find someone held at the county level, use the Utah County Sheriff's Office website, as the sheriff runs the facility and its custody search. If the person was sentenced and moved to a state prison, look them up on the Utah Department of Corrections offender search instead.

Every visit takes place by remote video through Securus. You can review the full visiting rules on the Utah County Sheriff's Office jail visitation FAQ:

• Create a Securus account and upload your photo and state ID for approval.
• Add money to a Securus advanced connect account so the inmate can start the video call.
• Visits aren't allowed during the first 3 days of incarceration.
• Remote video visits run 7 days a week, including holidays, at set times.

Address personal letters with the person's booking number and Utah County Jail, and include your return name and address. Staff scan personal letters to deliver them digitally and keep the paper originals in stored property. The jail also accepts legal mail and new soft cover books shipped from a publisher or bookstore.

Commissary is the jail store where inmates buy small food items, writing supplies, and personal items. You can order items or add store money through JailATM, as detailed on the Utah County Sheriff's Office inmate services portal. Securus handles phone and debit funds by web, phone, or mail, and can't take commissary deposits. All deposits pay unpaid jail fees first, and inmates who owe fees can't order from the store.

People in custody have telephone access through Securus Technologies. To take calls from the jail, you can set up a Securus prepaid phone account or add money to the inmate's debit account. Call Securus at 1-800-844-6591 or visit the Utah County Sheriff's Office inmate services portal to fund either account by web, phone, or mail. Securus accounts don't cover commissary store purchases.

County Jail Lookup is an information directory; it doesn't show names, mugshots, or arrest records. Open the Utah County Sheriff's Office inmate search to see the custody details the county publishes for current inmates and anyone booked over the past 2 years.

A bond is a financial guarantee given to the court so a person can be released while their case is open. You can pay bail for someone in custody online through the custody search link on the Utah County Sheriff's Office payments portal.

Utah allows cash bail and commercial bail bond agencies. Depending on the case, a judge may grant release on own recognizance, which is a written promise to return to court without paying money, or order pretrial detention with no bail. Read how to bail someone out of jail or check the Utah inmate search directory for more details.

Once you pay bail online or a court orders release, staff finish release paperwork and return stored personal property, including original paper mail. If you have questions about bail payments or records, call the Records Division at 801-851-4500 or check the Utah County Sheriff's Office payments portal.