Wasatch County Jail Records
The official research record for Wasatch County does not locate a public online jail roster, public inmate profile page, recent-bookings feed, or searchable mugshot gallery on the Wasatch County Sheriff's Office site. The sheriff's FAQ sends inmate-information questions to the Wasatch County Jail phone line at 435-657-1619. That makes the jail phone the first source for current custody questions, while written records requests carry the request for a booking record, case report, or record copy that staff cannot release by phone.
The Wasatch County Sheriff's Office operates the Wasatch County Jail through its Corrections Division. The jail is the local custody point for people booked after a county or city arrest, people awaiting local court action, people serving jail sentences of less than one year, and some inmates housed for the Utah state prison system under county placement arrangements. The sheriff's public corrections page describes a medium-security jail with 100 beds and approximately 40 deputies. Those custody facts matter because a current Wasatch County inmate record may sit with the jail even when later court or state corrections records move elsewhere.
Important: No official Wasatch County online roster was located. Call the jail first for current custody, then use GRAMA or court records for documents.
Use Wasatch County Custody Search
Because there is no public roster interface to open, the Wasatch County inmate lookup process works as a fallback chain. Start with the local jail if the question is whether someone is in custody now. Move to the sheriff's records process if the question is about a booking record, arrest photo, incident report, or past custody. Move to Utah Courts if the question is what charges were filed after arrest. Move to the Utah Department of Corrections, BOP, ICE, or VINE only when the person may have left local jail custody.
- Call Wasatch County Jail at 435-657-1619 with the person's name and any booking, citation, date, or arresting-agency details available.
- Ask whether the person is still held locally, whether a transfer occurred, and whether a court or other agency set a hold.
- If a record copy is needed, submit the sheriff's GRAMA form with the incident or case number, date, location, people involved, and the exact record requested.
- Search Utah Courts Xchange or MyCourtCase for filed charges after the prosecutor opens a case.
- Use the UDC offender search for sentenced state supervision, the BOP locator for federal prison custody, ICE ODLS for immigration detention, and VINELink for custody-status notices.
This sequence keeps the county jail, state prison, federal, and immigration systems separate. A person awaiting trial in Wasatch County Jail is not the same lookup as a sentenced person under Utah Department of Corrections supervision. A federal defendant may be managed by the U.S. Marshals Service before BOP custody, and an immigration transfer may move the person out of the county jail system.
Wasatch County Roster Fields
The field table for the Wasatch County jail roster is unusually short because no official public roster form was located. That absence should be stated clearly rather than filled with generic fields from another county. The county's actual public inmate-information instruction is a phone-based custody check through the jail, followed by a written request when a record copy is needed.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No official public Wasatch County Jail roster located | n/a | n/a | The sheriff FAQ directs inmate-information users to call 435-657-1619. |
The lack of a public field list also means no confirmed roster refresh time, release-retention rule, housing-unit label, or booking-number search format was found. For a current inmate, jail staff may be able to confirm the custody status or transfer route. For a document, the written GRAMA request should name the person involved and describe the record with enough detail for the sheriff's records staff to locate it.
Wasatch County Inmate Profile
No official Wasatch County public inmate profile was available for inspection. The useful field inventory is therefore a request checklist, not a list of visible online data. Heber City's public-records page says generally available adult defendant information can include some arrest information, arrest photos, charge text, arraignment dates, and bond amounts, but it also lists limits for juvenile records, witness details, statements, detailed evidence, family identities, and other protected material.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Not visible through an official Wasatch online roster; call or request records. |
| Booking number | No public Wasatch profile was located, so no booking-number field was confirmed. |
| Booking date | Request through jail information or a GRAMA record request when needed. |
| Charges | Booking allegations may differ from filed court charges; search Utah Courts after filing. |
| Bond | Some arrest information may include bond amounts, subject to GRAMA limits. |
| Mugshot | No public roster photo was located; booking-photo access is handled under Utah law and GRAMA. |
| Release status | Call the jail, use VINE where available, or request records for released-person history. |
For related photo rules, the Wasatch County jail mugshots page explains the booking-photo request path and Utah's publish-for-pay restriction. A booking photo is not a proof of guilt. It is an identification image made during jail intake, and it can be protected or withheld when GRAMA or booking-photo law applies.
Request Wasatch County Records
Wasatch County Sheriff's Office records requests use the local GRAMA form. The form asks for the requester's full name, mailing address, daytime phone number, email address, incident or case number, date, time, location, people involved, a description of the record requested, the desired format, signature, and date. Utah Code 63G-2-201 gives public-record access subject to limits, and 63G-2-204 explains written request requirements.
| Submit To | Wasatch County Sheriff's Office Records |
|---|---|
| wcsorecords@wasatch.utah.gov | |
| Fax | 435-657-3580 |
| Mail or hand delivery | 1361 South Highway 40, Heber City, UT 84032 |
| Response time | Up to 10 business days on the sheriff's form |
| Fees | Research or copying fees may apply under GRAMA; no exact inmate-record fee was located. |
Use plain terms in the record-description line. Good examples include "booking record," "arrest photo," "case report," "release date," or "public arrest information for the named person on the known arrest date." A broad request may take longer or return fewer useful records. A specific request helps staff separate jail records from court records and protects information that Utah law does not make public.
County State Federal Search
Wasatch County inmate records can leave the local jail path after sentencing, transfer, federal case action, or immigration custody action. The Utah Department of Corrections offender search covers people currently under UDC supervision and can be searched by name or UDC ID. UDC states that unsentenced people awaiting trial in county jail are not listed. The BOP inmate locator is federal only and covers BOP custody from 1982 to present. ICE ODLS searches immigration detainees by A-Number or biographical data.
| Custody Type | Where to Look | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Wasatch County pretrial or short sentence | Call Wasatch County Jail | Current local custody and transfer questions. |
| Utah state supervision | UDC Offender Search | Sentenced or supervised people under UDC. |
| Federal prison | BOP Inmate Locator | Federal sentenced custody and federal release location fields. |
| Immigration detention | ICE ODLS | ICE detainee search by A-Number or biographical data. |
| Custody notification | Utah VINELink | Custody-status and release, transfer, or escape notices where available. |
Wasatch County Jail Contact
The facility contact card is the local anchor for Wasatch County inmate records because there is one county jail in the facility map and no separate Wasatch County work-release annex, municipal jail, regional jail, state prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention center was located in official sources. Heber City Police, Midway, and Hideout may be part of the arresting-agency path, but local custody routes through the county jail ecosystem.
Wasatch County Jail
1361 South Highway 40
Heber City, UT 84032
435-657-1619
Operator: Wasatch County Sheriff's Office
Wasatch County Jail Visits
Visitation is another reason to confirm custody by phone before acting on a record. The sheriff's home page lists in-person visit windows, and the FAQ says 30-minute visits are by appointment only. The FAQ also says inmates may submit a visit request, or civilians may call the jail to set an appointment. Video visits are offered daily through CorrectPay, while phone calls use Correct Solutions according to the FAQ.
| Visit Type | Schedule or Access | Source Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Men, in person | Tuesday 5:30 to 7 p.m.; Saturday noon to 2:30 p.m. | Sheriff home page schedule. |
| Women, in person | Thursday 5:30 to 7 p.m.; Sunday noon to 2:30 p.m. | Sheriff home page schedule. |
| Appointment visits | 30-minute visits by appointment only. | Inmate request or civilian phone request. |
| Video visits | Daily through CorrectPay. | Account access may be required. |
Mail uses a different inmate-mail address from the public sheriff address: inmate name, 1365 South Highway 40, Heber City, Utah 84032. Books, magazines, and some compact discs must come directly from the manufacturer or supplier in original packaging. Money can be deposited through CorrectPay by credit card, by money order or cashier's check, or by in-person cash deposit during sheriff office business hours. No personal checks are accepted.
Booking To Court Records
Local booking details are limited in the official materials, but the arrest-to-court path is clear enough to separate records. A Wasatch County Sheriff, Heber City Police, or other law-enforcement arrest may lead to booking at the Wasatch County Jail. The County Attorney Criminal Division says a case can reach prosecutors through law-enforcement referral or a probable cause statement after a warrantless arrest. Screening can lead to filed charges, a request for more investigation, pre-filing diversion, or declination.
Filed court charges are not the same as booking allegations. For formal charges after an arrest, use Utah Courts Xchange, MyCourtCase if a party has the case number and ID, the relevant court clerk, or the court calendar. The companion page on court records after a jail arrest covers that charge path in more detail. Note: if the jail cannot release a detail by phone, ask which agency or court holds the record before filing a broad request.