Utah Arrest Records & Inmate Lookup
Find arrest logs, booking schedules, jail rosters, and court record access points for every county in Utah. ArrestVault covers all 29 Utah counties and county-equivalents in one structured directory — and connects you with a licensed Utah criminal defense attorney at no cost.
- Counties covered29
- State abbreviationUT
- Records typeCounty-level
- Attorney consultationFree
About arrest records in Utah
In Utah, arrest records are primarily generated and maintained at the county sheriff level. When an individual is taken into custody anywhere in Utah, they are typically booked into the county jail of the county where the alleged offense occurred. That booking creates the official arrest record — capturing the arrestee's name, date of birth, the arresting agency, the booking date and time, the formal charges filed, the bond amount set by a magistrate, and (in most counties) a booking photograph.
From there, records branch into several streams. The county sheriff's office maintains the jail roster — the live list of currently incarcerated individuals at the county detention facility. The clerk of court for the county logs the resulting criminal case once charges are formally filed, including all hearings, motions, and dispositions. If a person is convicted and sentenced to state prison time, custody transfers to the Utah state department of corrections, which publishes its own inmate locator separate from the county jail roster.
ArrestVault organizes all of this jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction. Below you'll find a directory of all 29 Utah counties and county-equivalents. Each county page explains where to find local arrest logs, how to look up current inmates, what the booking process looks like in that jurisdiction, and how to access the underlying court records.
All counties in Utah (29)
Click any county to view its dedicated arrest records page, including jail roster access, booking schedule, court record links, and a free attorney consultation request.
Beaver County
FIPS 49001 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Box Elder County
FIPS 49003 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Cache County
FIPS 49005 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Carbon County
FIPS 49007 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Daggett County
FIPS 49009 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Davis County
FIPS 49011 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Duchesne County
FIPS 49013 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Emery County
FIPS 49015 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Garfield County
FIPS 49017 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Grand County
FIPS 49019 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Iron County
FIPS 49021 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Juab County
FIPS 49023 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Kane County
FIPS 49025 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Millard County
FIPS 49027 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Morgan County
FIPS 49029 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Piute County
FIPS 49031 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Rich County
FIPS 49033 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Salt Lake County
FIPS 49035 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
San Juan County
FIPS 49037 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Sanpete County
FIPS 49039 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Sevier County
FIPS 49041 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Summit County
FIPS 49043 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Tooele County
FIPS 49045 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Uintah County
FIPS 49047 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Utah County
FIPS 49049 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Wasatch County
FIPS 49051 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Washington County
FIPS 49053 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Wayne County
FIPS 49055 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Weber County
FIPS 49057 · arrest logs, jail roster, court access
Public records law in Utah
Like every US state, Utah has a public records or "sunshine" law that governs which government records — including arrest and booking records — are accessible to members of the public, and how. The general rule is that arrest records, jail rosters, and booking photographs are presumptively public, but specific exemptions apply: juvenile records, sealed or expunged matters, ongoing investigations, and certain victim-protective categories are typically withheld.
If a record concerns you personally and you believe it should be sealed, expunged, or corrected, the right next step is almost always to speak with a criminal defense attorney licensed in Utah before contacting the records custodian directly. Sealing and expungement procedures are state-specific and time-sensitive.
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What you'll find on each Utah county page
- Jail roster access. Direct guidance for finding the county's current inmate roster — the live list of who is in custody at the county detention facility.
- Arrest log information. Where the county publishes its 24-hour or weekly booking logs and how to interpret the data.
- Court record access. The clerk of court system for that county and how to look up case dispositions and hearing dates.
- Booking process. What happens when someone is arrested in that county — intake, magistrate hearing, bond setting.
- Mugshot policy. Whether the county releases booking photographs publicly and the relevant state statute.
- Free attorney consultation. Connect to a bar-licensed Utah criminal defense attorney for a no-cost case review.