Utah County, Utah Inmate Search

The Utah County inmate search is the process of obtaining information about individuals currently in lawful custody in Utah County. While most inmates are housed at the Utah County Jail in Spanish Fork, some may be sentenced or transferred to state correctional facilities, such as the Utah County Correctional Facility in nearby Salt Lake County.

For this reason, local and state authorities provide a variety of public-facing resources that allow the public to see who is in jail. For example, the Utah County Sheriff’s Office maintains an online database that allows users to look up inmates currently in custody. Through this tool, individuals can access details such as the inmate’s full name, booking date, custody status, arrest date, booking number, and current housing location.

In cases where an individual has been transferred to state custody, the Utah Department of Corrections also provides an offender search tool that helps members of the public find out whether someone is being held at the Central Utah Correctional Facility.

Police departments in larger cities within the county, such as the Provo Police Department in Provo City and the Orem Police Department in Orem, do not operate independent jail systems or inmate search tools; rather, they rely on the tools provided by the county sheriff’s office for inmate look-ups.

How to Find an Inmate in Utah County Jail

Individuals can find inmates in the Utah County Jail run by the County Sheriff’s Office via the inmate search made available on the county sheriff’s official website. The sheriff’s office also conducts records checks, and individuals can make requests directly at the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Records Division.

The county jail and sheriff’s office share the same location:

County Security Center

3075 North Main

Spanish Fork, UT 84660.

How to Use the Utah County Jail Roster

Using the inmate search tool is a simple, straightforward process made easy for users to access the available jail roster and inmate information:

• Start by making your way to the "inmate lookup" directly on the homepage of the Utah County Sheriff’s Office official website.
• Individuals can then conduct an inmate search by name or by arrest date.
• Additionally, a current inmate list containing all inmates tracked by the sheriff’s office is available. Users can access the list and select the inmates’ names to display all the information associated with their incarceration.
• There is also an enhanced search option; however, this option is limited to law enforcement and media organizations.

What Information is Included in the Utah County Inmate Roster

Below is the information included in the Utah County inmate roster:

• The inmate’s full name.
• Arrest date, which shows the date and time the inmate was arrested.
• The arresting agency, i.e., the law enforcement agency that carried out the arrest.
• Booking date, which shows the time and date the inmate was booked.
• Booking number, which is a unique identification number assigned to inmates when they are booked into the jail.
• Inmate’s photograph/mug shot; however, this is usually removed from their information 30 days after their arrest.
• Custody status, which shows information such as active in custody, participating in work diversion, and electronic or alcohol monitoring.
• Inmates’ physical information, such as their height, weight, hair color, eye color, and sex.
• Inmate’s year of birth.
• Inmate’s country of birth.
• Inmate’s case ID number.
• Inmate’s bond/bail status.
• Charge description.

Information such as juvenile cases, medical cases/history, inmates’ personal information (such as address and phone number), expunged records, and records of released inmates is usually restricted from public access. Inmate rosters are generally open to the public under Utah Law (Utah Code § 63G-2).

Contact Details for Utah County Jail or Sheriff’s Office

Individuals can contact the county jail and sheriff’s office using the information provided online. Key contact details include:

• The Utah County Sheriff’s Office official website
• Utah County Sheriff’s Office/Jail main address:

County Security Center

3075 North Main

Spanish Fork, UT 84660.

• The Sheriff’s Office main phone number: 801-851-4000.
• Sheriff’s Office fax: 801-851-4009.
• Public Information Officer email: RaymondO@utahcounty.gov
• County Jail main phone number: 801-851-4302.
• County Jail fax: 801-851-4219.

To summarize:

Facility/Service	Address	Phone/Fax	Website info
Utah County Sheriff’s Office	County Security Center 3075 North Main Spanish Fork, UT 84660.	Phone: 801-851-4000. Fax: 801-851-4009.	https://sheriff.utahcounty.gov/
Utah County Jail	County Security Center 3075 North Main Spanish Fork, UT 84660.	Phone: 801-851-4302. Fax: 801-851-4219.

Jail Facility Overview in Utah County

The Utah County Jail has a current total capacity of 1092 inmates, with 651 currently active inmates in custody. The facility’s average daily population of pre-sentenced and sentenced inmates is approximately 942, with security levels ranging from low to high. The inmate housing area consists of seven housing units for female inmates and 15 for male inmates. The Utah County Department of Health and Human Services manages two separate juvenile detention facilities within the county.

Agency	Office and Mail Address	Phone Number	Office Hours
Utah County Sheriff’s Office	County Security Center 3075 North Main Spanish Fork, UT 84660.	Phone: 801-851-4000.	Mondays - Fridays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Utah County Jail	County Security Center 3075 North Main Spanish Fork, UT 84660.	Phone: 801-851-4302.
Slate Canyon Youth Center	Facility Director: Vaosa Roberts 1991 South State St. Provo, UT 84606	Phone:	Mondays - Fridays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

How to Send Money to an Inmate in Utah County Jail?

Inmates may receive money from family and friends by depositing funds into their accounts at the county jail or by mail. Deposits can also be made online through the commissary provider’s website (JailATM.com). Only checks from the following sources will also be accepted for deposit to your account, if properly endorsed:

• Checks from correctional institutions.
• Money orders.
• Cashier’s checks.
• Income tax refund checks.

Inmate Search by Jail Facility

In Utah County, jail/correctional facilities do not have or maintain separate inmate rosters for each facility. All inmate search information is made available through the county sheriff’s office. Facilities and search options include:

Facility name	Separate search option	Find/request info
Utah County Jail	No	Utah County Sheriff’s Office official webpage, or directly at the county sheriff’s office security center.
Slate Canyon Youth Center	No	This information is not made available, as it is classified as a non-public record. Requests for juvenile information/records can be made via the Fourth District Juvenile Court, Provo.

Utah County Visitation Rules and Schedules

Visitors, including friends, family, attorneys, and clergy, may visit an inmate only via remote video. Remote visits are conducted using mobile devices and desktop computers. County jail visits are handled through a communication service called Securus. All visitors are required to set up an account on the Securus website, where they will be expected to provide a state-issued driver’s license or ID, along with a current photo, to complete registration.

Attorneys and clergy must present documentation to demonstrate their position. Once visitors are registered and the inmate is eligible for visitation, they can schedule visits by following the prompts on the website. All visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance, and visitors will receive a message on the site once the visit is confirmed. There will be a charge of $5.00 plus taxes up to $5.95 per 25-minute visit.

Remote visits can be scheduled 7 days a week and holidays from:

• 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
• 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
• 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. (7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. for attorneys and clergy).

Clergy are only allowed visits on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at the times listed above.

The Utah County Jail has a dress code requiring visitors to dress modestly for both jail and online visits. More information can be obtained via the Visitation FAQ on the county sheriff’s official website.

Mailing and Commissary Information

All incoming and outgoing mail must be sent through the U.S. postal system. Mail can be sent to inmates through the mailing address:

First and last name

Booking Number

Utah County Jail

3075 North Main, Spanish Fork, Utah 84660

All incoming or outgoing legal mail, including letters to or from attorneys, courts, the Department of Corrections, Adult Probation and Parole, law enforcement agencies, and legal aid agencies, uses the same mailing address and must be opened in the presence of a deputy or jail staff.

A commissary list including prices is available in inmate housing unit kiosks for the purchase of items not provided by the county jail. Inmates must have sufficient funds in their inmate accounts to cover requested purchases before placing orders. A limit of $125 may be spent on each weekly order. Inmates receive money into their accounts for commissary orders/purchases through the available deposit methods provided by the county jail.

Items not allowed to be sent through the mail include:

• Newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, calendars, hardback books, phone cards, and/or food/candy items
• Stickers, glue, tape, water spots, perfume spots, lipstick, bodily fluids, etc.
• Coded messages
• Laminated items
• Personal checks
• Cash
• Gang, or drug-related items
• Greeting cards with attachments or mechanical parts
• Any items that may be used for gambling/bartering
• Pen/Pencil (writing materials and stamps must be purchased through the commissary)
• Books or materials containing explicit pictures or photographs
• Sexually explicit materials
• Photographs larger than 9 x 11 or Polaroid photographs