Utah County Jail Inmate Search 2026: Booking, Bail & Visits

Independent Utah County custody search guide

Utah County Jail Inmate Search: Decode the Sheriff Record Before You Act

Start with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Arrested Person Search when you need current jail custody, a booking number, arrest date, status code or release indicator.

The Sheriff’s Office states that booking information becomes public 24 hours after booking. Use the jail record for custody, Utah Courts for case status, and Utah DOC only when state correctional custody applies.

1Search Sheriff
2Read status code
3Match booking
4Use right service

Which System Answers Your Question?

JAIL County custodyUtah County Arrested Person Search
CASE Court recordUtah Courts Xchange / court clerk
UDC State custodyUtah DOC Offender Search
VINE Custody alertsUtah VINE / VINELink
MAIL Jail servicesSecurus + JailATM + UCSO rules
Information reviewedSeptember 19, 2026
JurisdictionUtah County, Utah
Operating agencyUtah County Sheriff
Booking publication24 hours after booking
Independent guide: JailInmateSearches.org is not affiliated with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office, Utah Courts, Utah Department of Corrections, VINE, Securus, JailATM or any government agency. Custody, charges, bail, release information, visit eligibility and facility rules can change. Confirm current information through the linked official source before paying, travelling, mailing or making an important decision. An arrest, booking, charge, jail listing or booking photo does not establish guilt or conviction.

Fast Answer

Use the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Arrested Person Search for county-jail custody. You can search by name or arrest date and open a list of people currently tracked by the Sheriff’s Office.

For very recent arrests, remember the Sheriff’s current policy: public booking information becomes available 24 hours after booking. A missing result before that point does not prove release.

County Jail3075 N Main, Spanish Fork
Booking801-851-4210
Jail information801-851-4200 IVR
ImportantStatus code matters
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Which Utah County Search Source Should You Use?

This helper does not search any Sheriff, jail, court, Utah DOC, BOP or VINE database. It only points you to the source that matches your task.

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The recommended official source will appear here.

  1. Open the official Sheriff search. Use the Utah County Sheriff Arrested Person Search rather than a copied roster or mugshot repost.
  2. Wait for the public booking window when the arrest is very recent. UCSO says booking information becomes public 24 hours after booking.
  3. Search by name. Enter as much of the legal name as possible. The Sheriff’s example format is LAST NAME, FIRST INITIAL.
  4. Try arrest date when useful. The public page provides a separate search by arrested date.
  5. Use “Current Inmates” for present custody. This is the clearest route when your question is whether the person is currently being tracked by UCSO.
  6. Open the actual booking. Compare arrest date, booking date, booking number, release date if applicable, arresting agency and status.
  7. Move to the correct court separately. Use the court code and Utah Courts rather than treating the jail charge as the final legal outcome.

Open Official Utah County Inmate Search ↗

Historical-data caution: UCSO’s current page contains inconsistent public-retention wording. One section says name search covers past and present inmates for the last two years, while the detailed note says booking photos remain 30 days and remaining booking data one year. Do not treat this public jail page as a guaranteed complete historical criminal-record archive.

Utah County Inmate Status Codes Explained

Status code Official meaning How to use it
AActive in custodyThe Sheriff’s public record indicates current jail custody.
CCommitment on file — not in custodyDo not describe this as active jail housing.
DWork diversion — participatingCustody status is different from ordinary housing.
EGPS / electronic monitor — activeThe person may be under electronic monitoring rather than inside a housing unit.
L24/7 alcohol monitoringIndicates a monitoring status rather than ordinary jail housing.
OReleasedCheck court records and other holds before making broader assumptions.
RRefused for medical conditionDo not speculate about the person’s medical condition.
YTaken to another facilityUse the transfer destination or next custody system.
ZWalked away from jailUse only the Sheriff’s exact status wording; do not add speculation.

Release Codes Can Mean More Than “Freed”

Release code Official description
APPReleased by Adult Probation & Parole
OTHReleased to another agency
BCash bail posted
PBProperty bond
BNBail bond posted
PTAPromise to appear
CDCharge dropped
ROJReleased OR by judge
FFine
ROPRelease OR on points
INSImmigration pick-up
SUMSummons only
TTime served
USHUtah State Hospital
USPUtah State Prison
Release from Utah County Jail does not necessarily mean the person has no other supervision, case, hold or custody relationship. Codes such as OTH, INS and USP explicitly show why the next custody system matters.

Use the Jail Court Code to Find the Right Utah Court

Utah County jail records can point to district courts, county or municipal justice courts, juvenile courts, immigration matters or courts outside Utah County.

Code Court / meaning
DSTProvo District Court
AFDSTAmerican Fork District
JPCUtah County Justice Court
PJ3Provo Justice Court
OMCOrem Municipal Court
SMCSpanish Fork Municipal Court
LH3Lehi Justice Court
PG3Pleasant Grove Justice Court
SSJCSaratoga Springs Justice Court
JVO / JVPJuvenile Court — Orem / Provo
INSImmigration
OTHCourt outside Utah County
Do not publish identifying juvenile information merely because a jail-code table references juvenile court. Juvenile case access follows separate privacy rules.

What to Do When the Search Shows No Result

  1. Check whether 24 hours have passed since booking. The public record is not immediate.
  2. Retry the legal name. Use the Sheriff’s suggested LAST NAME, FIRST INITIAL style or more of the legal name.
  3. Try the arrest-date search. It can help when the name is common or entered unexpectedly.
  4. Open the current-inmates list. Use it when the question is present custody rather than historical booking.
  5. Check for status changes. The person may have been released, moved to another facility, placed on electronic monitoring or transferred to Utah State Prison.
  6. Call the booking or jail information route. Booking: 801-851-4210. Jail information IVR: 801-851-4200.
  7. Use Utah DOC only for state supervision. County pretrial detainees do not belong in the UDC offender search.
  8. Use BOP only when federal custody genuinely applies.
No result does not prove release. A 24-hour publication delay, name mismatch, transfer, alternate supervision status or another jurisdiction can all produce an apparently blank county search.

Utah County Jail Address and Contact Directory

Utah County Jail / County Security Center 3075 North Main Street Spanish Fork, UT 84660 Jail: 801-851-4302 Main Sheriff: 801-851-4000
Need Contact
Jail information IVR — visits, charges, bail, court dates, release801-851-4200
Booking801-851-4210
Jail801-851-4302
Visitation801-851-4301 / 801-851-4302
Property801-851-4218
Records / GRAMA801-851-4500
Medical-information voicemail801-851-4235

Booking and Release Processing

The Booking Bureau operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, but certain processing actions pause during the Sheriff’s published lockdown periods.

Booking

24-Hour Operation

Booking maintains charges, warrants, commitments, holds and detainee information and coordinates with courts, police agencies, Utah State Prison and federal agencies.

Lockdown periods

Processing Pauses

UCSO says releases, commitments and fingerprints cannot be processed from 5:15–6:00 a.m. and 5:15–6:00 p.m.

Court-day release

3:15 PM Is Context-Specific

The booking page describes 3:15 p.m. as the standard release-processing time for people who have been to court that day. It is not a guaranteed universal release time.

Release paperwork, court orders, other holds, transport and internal processing can affect actual release timing. Do not promise an exact future release time.

Utah County Jail Bail Information

The Sheriff’s booking page says bail payments can be made by credit card, but credit cards are not accepted over the phone. A transaction charge applies.

Payment

Confirm the Exact Amount

UCSO says the jail must receive the exact amount it provides. Do not calculate a release cost from a partial court or jail display.

Accepted instruments

Checks and Money Orders

Personal checks are not accepted. Cashier’s checks and money orders must be payable to “The Utah County Jail.”

Bail does not guarantee immediate release. Other warrants, commitments, holds, court orders, transport or processing requirements can still affect custody.

Utah Courts Xchange and Local Court Follow-Up

Xchange is Utah Courts’ public repository for district- and justice-court case information. It can show parties, judges, attorneys, filed documents, hearings, judgments and completed-case outcomes.

Public case search

Utah Courts Xchange

Use Xchange for public district and justice court case information. Subscription or access fees may apply; public terminals are available at many courthouses.

Open Xchange information ↗

Fourth District

Provo Fourth District Court

137 North Freedom Blvd Provo, UT 84601 Phone: 801-429-1000
County Justice Court

Utah County Justice Court

151 S University Ave, Suite 3300 Provo, UT 84601 Phone: 801-851-7200
Sealed, expunged and juvenile cases are not displayed as ordinary public Xchange records. Do not try to recreate information removed from authoritative public systems.

Utah County Jail Video Visitation

All personal visits are currently handled by remote video through Securus. The inmate initiates the Video Connect call, similar to a phone call.

Provider

Securus

Visitors use a Securus AdvanceConnect account and the Securus Mobile setup for incoming video calls.

Current rate

$0.19 / Minute

The current visitation FAQ lists $0.19 per video-call minute plus applicable taxes, tariffs, fees and surcharges.

Call window

8 AM – 10 PM

Video calls can be initiated from housing areas during this period depending on classification level.

Initial delay

At Least 3 Days

The visitation FAQ says visits are unavailable for the first three days and possibly longer. The booking page says eligibility usually takes 3–5 business days.

Visitor Setup and Rules

  • Create an AdvanceConnect account through Securus.
  • Registration requires a state-issued driver’s license or ID and a current clear photo.
  • The person listed on the Securus account must be present.
  • Visitors under 18 must generally be accompanied by a family member age 21 or older unless the visitor is the inmate’s spouse.
  • Dress-code rules apply to remote visits.
  • Use of another person’s account to bypass a restriction can result in termination.

Read Official Visitation FAQ ↗ Open Securus ↗

Utah County Jail Phone Calls

Housing-area phones are generally available between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., depending on classification. UCSO says ordinary calls are usually limited to about 20 minutes.

Current orientation rate

$0.12 Per Minute

The jail’s current orientation page lists a $0.12-per-minute voice-call rate plus applicable taxes, fees and surcharges. Check Securus before funding because provider pricing can change.

No incoming calls

Inmates Must Call Out

Jail staff do not place or accept calls for inmates and do not take telephone messages for them.

Securus prepaid/debit account support: 800-844-6591.

Personal Mail, Legal Mail and Books

Since September 25, 2023, Utah County Jail personal mail has been digitally scanned and delivered electronically through tablets or housing-unit kiosks.

First & Last Name Booking Number Utah County Jail 3075 N Main St Spanish Fork, UT 84660
  • Include the inmate’s first and last name.
  • Include the booking number.
  • Put the sender’s full name and return address on the envelope.
  • Improperly addressed mail may be returned.
  • Original paper letters, cards and pictures are placed with inmate property after scanning and returned upon release.
Legal mail

Privileged Correspondence

Properly marked mail from attorneys, courts and qualifying public officials is treated separately from ordinary personal mail.

Books

New Softcover Books

UCSO continues to accept new softcover books sent directly from a publisher or bookstore, subject to facility rules.

JailATM, Commissary and Inmate Account Deposits

Utah County currently uses JailATM for inmate commissary purchases and commissary-account deposits.

Online

JailATM

JailATM can be used to deposit money or order approved commissary items such as hygiene or stationery products.

Phone

866-394-0490

UCSO lists this telephone number for inmate account deposits and basic commissary ordering support.

Lobby

Booking / Visiting Kiosks

The jail FAQ says lobby kiosks accept cash, debit card, Mastercard and Visa.

Mail Deposit Option

Utah County Jail [Inmate Name] 3075 North Main Spanish Fork, UT 84660

UCSO says cashier’s checks or money orders can be mailed for an inmate account. Verify the booking number and current custody before sending money.

Debt rule: UCSO says money deposited into an inmate account may be applied to unpaid jail fees before commissary becomes available. Securus deposits and JailATM commissary deposits are different services.

Open JailATM ↗ View Official Inmate Services ↗

Medical or Medication Information

Every incoming inmate is evaluated by a registered nurse. The jail screens for medical, mental-health, medication, substance-use and infectious-disease issues.

Medication

Prescription Verification

Community prescriptions are verified through available pill bottles, the prescribing physician or pharmacy. Jail physicians decide whether a medication should continue.

Privacy boundary

Family Can Share Information

Staff cannot discuss a person’s private medical condition with family, but family may provide relevant continuity-of-care information through jail administration or medical voicemail at 801-851-4235.

Do not use a public inmate-search article to speculate about an individual’s physical or mental health.

Inmate Property Questions

For property-related questions, UCSO lists the Booking Bureau property line at 801-851-4218.

Confirm the person is still at Utah County Jail before travelling for property. Transfer, release or another custody arrangement can change the correct pickup process.

Utah VINE Custody Notifications

Utah VINE is a free statewide victim-notification service covering custody information in Utah prisons and jails.

Phone

877-884-8463

Call VINE to check supported custody information or register for notifications.

Notification events

Release / Transfer / Escape

Registered users can receive supported notifications when custody status changes.

Safety limit

Do Not Rely on VINE Alone

Utah’s official guidance says VINE should not be the only part of a personal safety plan.

Open VINELink ↗

Utah County Sheriff GRAMA and Records Requests

The Sheriff’s Records Division currently recommends its online request portal, especially while in-person access is limited during construction.

GRAMA

Public Records Request

UCSO says records can be public, private, protected or controlled. Photo ID is required before records are released, and requests on behalf of another person may require a notarized release.

Current posted starting fee: $15 per report, with additional charges possible. Body/dash-camera video has a published $20 base charge per case plus qualifying staff-time costs.

View Official Records Instructions ↗

Utah DOC and Federal Custody Fallback

State custody

Utah Department of Corrections

Use the UDC offender search only when the person is currently incarcerated by or on probation/parole with Utah DOC. UDC explicitly says ordinary county-jail pretrial detainees will not appear there.

Open Utah DOC Offender Search ↗

Federal custody

Federal Bureau of Prisons

Use the BOP Inmate Locator when federal prison custody applies. Recent federal defendants may also be temporarily held in local or U.S. Marshals-related custody.

Federal jail inmate search guide

Nearby Utah guide

Davis County Jail

If the arrest or transfer points north toward Davis County rather than Utah County, use the correct county roster rather than forcing the Utah County search.

Davis County Utah jail roster guide

Utah County Jail Inmate Search FAQs

What is the official Utah County Jail inmate search?

The official source is the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Arrested Person Search. It supports name and arrest-date searches and includes a current-inmates list.

How soon after booking will someone appear online?

The Sheriff’s Office currently says booking information becomes available to the public 24 hours after a person is booked.

What does status A mean on the Utah County inmate search?

Status A means Active in custody. Other codes can represent release, commitment, work diversion, GPS monitoring, transfer and other statuses, so read the exact code rather than assuming every result means physical jail housing.

What does status O mean?

Status O means Released. A jail release does not by itself tell you that every court case, supervision requirement or other agency matter is over.

Where is the Utah County Jail?

The Utah County Jail is located at the County Security Center, 3075 North Main Street, Spanish Fork, Utah 84660.

How do Utah County Jail video visits work?

Personal visits are currently remote video through Securus. The inmate initiates the Video Connect call. The current jail FAQ lists $0.19 per video-call minute plus applicable charges.

How do I send personal mail to a Utah County Jail inmate?

Use the inmate’s first and last name, booking number, Utah County Jail, 3075 N Main St, Spanish Fork, UT 84660. Personal mail is digitally scanned, and a sender name and return address are required.

How do I put money on an inmate account?

Utah County currently uses JailATM for online deposits and commissary purchases. The Sheriff also lists phone deposits, lobby kiosks and cashier’s check or money-order options.

Where do I check Utah County court records?

Use Utah Courts Xchange and the court identified by the jail’s court code. Xchange provides public district- and justice-court case information but does not display sealed, expunged or ordinary juvenile cases.

Does a Utah County Jail booking mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking, charge, status code or booking photograph records a custody event and does not establish guilt or conviction. Use the court record for the legal outcome.

Official Utah County Action Directory

Custody UCSO Inmate Search

Name, arrest-date and current-inmate search.

Open Search ↗
Court Utah Courts Xchange

Public district- and justice-court case information.

Open Xchange ↗
Visits / calls Securus

Current remote video and inmate phone service.

Open Securus ↗
Money JailATM

Commissary purchases and inmate-account deposits.

Open JailATM ↗
State custody Utah DOC Search

Use only for current UDC incarceration or probation/parole supervision.

Open UDC Search ↗
Records UCSO Records / GRAMA

Official Sheriff records-request information and current fees.

Open Records Guide ↗
Best workflow: wait for the public booking window when needed → search UCSO → read the status/release code → save the booking number → identify the correct court → confirm current custody → use the correct Securus, JailATM, mail, records or transfer source.

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