Lookup Juab County Inmate Records

Juab County inmate records are maintained through the sheriff, jail, Utah court, corrections, and custody-notification systems rather than one public county roster. A Juab County jail roster search starts with the local jail when someone was recently arrested, then shifts to sheriff records, VINELink, the state corrections locator, or court records based on the type of information needed. Inmate records for sentenced, federal, or immigration custody require different official lookup tools.

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Juab County Jail Roster Status

No official Juab County online inmate roster, booking report, current-inmate list, or inmate profile database was found on the Juab County Sheriff's Office site or the county government site. That absence should be treated as a local fact, not a gap to fill with unofficial roster pages. Search results may show commercial jail sites, but those are not official sources and should not be used to confirm custody, bond, charges, or release status.

For a recent arrest by the sheriff, Nephi City Police, Utah Highway Patrol, or another local agency, the practical first step is the jail information line. If the person has been released or if a written record is needed, the next step is the sheriff Records Division and the GRAMA request form. For filed charges, use the court system instead of the jail. For sentenced state custody, use UDC Offender Search. For federal or immigration custody, use the federal systems that apply.

Juab roster fieldStatusOfficial note
Name searchNot available onlineNo official county roster search form located.
Booking numberNot available onlineRequest through jail or Records if released.
ChargesNot available onlineFiled charges belong in Utah court records after entry.
Bond or release statusNot available onlineCall jail and check the court case once filed.
Booking photoNot available onlineUtah booking-photo law and GRAMA control copies.

Search Juab County Jail Records

Because the county did not publish a roster, the search process is a fallback chain. Each step answers a different record question. Keep the person's full name, date of birth, arrest date, arresting agency, case number, and location handy if known. Those details help staff distinguish common names and help Records locate a booking report, incident report, photograph, or recording.

  1. Call Juab County Jail at (435) 623-1344 Option 2 and ask whether the person is currently in custody.
  2. If staff cannot release the details by phone, ask whether a GRAMA request is required for the booking or related record.
  3. Call sheriff Records at (435) 623-1344 Option 3 during Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., excluding holidays.
  4. Submit the sheriff GRAMA form for reports, photographs, recordings, or other records not available by phone.
  5. Use Utah VINELink for custody-status notifications where available.
  6. Use court search for filed charges, UDC for sentenced state custody, and BOP or ICE only for those custody systems.

The jail page does not state what staff will release by phone. Treat the call as a current-custody check, not a guarantee of full record access. A written booking record, photograph, or incident report may require a public-records request, and some material may be redacted, protected, sealed, expunged, or held by a different office.


Juab County Inmate Record Fields

The official research did not locate a Juab public inmate profile, so standard roster fields cannot be promised. A jail may have internal booking information, but that is different from a public online inmate profile. When a reader needs a record, the request should state the exact record sought and why the sheriff is the likely custodian.

FieldWhat it shows in Juab County sources
NameNo official public roster field located; provide full legal name when calling or filing GRAMA.
Booking numberNo public format located; ask jail or Records if it exists for the booking.
Booking date/timeNo public roster entry located; include arrest or booking date if known.
ChargesBooking charge is not the same as prosecutor-filed court charge; use Xchange after filing.
Bond/bailNo sheriff bond page located; verify with jail and the court case.
MugshotNo online photo field located; request through Records with Utah Code Section 17-22-30 limits.
Release/statusUse jail phone, VINELink, or UDC if the person is in state custody.

Juab County GRAMA Requests

The Juab Sheriff Records Division is the official fallback for sheriff reports, accident reports, photographs, recordings, and other sheriff records. The linked GRAMA form asks for the requester name, date of birth, address, phone number, and a description of records sought. The description prompt asks for enough detail to identify the record, such as report type, occurrence address, names of involved people, and case number if available.

The sheriff Records Division page is the official local page for the public-record request path when a Juab County inmate record is not available through a roster.

Juab County Sheriff Records Division page for inmate records and GRAMA requests

The records screenshot is useful because it shows the county's own fallback channel. It does not mean Records can release every jail detail without review, and it does not turn the GRAMA form into a live custody search.

GRAMA itemJuab County detail
Records phone(435) 623-1344 Option 3.
Records hoursMonday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., excluding holidays.
Response languageUp to 10 business days for record, denial, or extension notice.
Fee line$15 for up to 10 pages, with additional costs over 10 pages.
Non-public requestForm includes boxes for subject, provider, legal guardian, authorized requester, or other status.

If the request is for a booking photo, add the Utah booking-photo law issue to the request workflow. Utah Code Section 17-22-30 restricts copies of county-jail booking photographs and can require a signed statement about not placing the photo in a publish-for-pay publication or website.


Juab County Jail Contact

The main jail contact is the right starting point for a live custody question. The sheriff's office address appears in official pages as 425 West Sheeplane Drive, PO Box 133, Nephi, Utah 84648, while visitor-application material uses 425 W Sheep Ln Dr. For mail to inmates, do not use the Nephi jail address. The jail publishes a separate Highland Heights, Kentucky mail-processing address for inmate letters.

Juab County Jail

425 W Sheep Ln Dr
Nephi, UT 84648

(435) 623-1344 Option 2

Current custody and jail information line

Juab Sheriff Records

425 West Sheeplane DR
PO Box 133
Nephi, UT 84648

(435) 623-1344 Option 3

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., excluding holidays


Juab County Jail Visitation

Visitation rules often matter during an inmate records search because a person may be confirmed in custody before a public record is obtained. The sheriff jail page says visits are scheduled through Visitel rather than jail visiting staff. Visitors register online or at the lobby kiosk, use state-issued ID, and schedule at least 24 hours in advance.

Visit typeScheduleCost or limit
On-site videoDaily, 8-11 a.m.; 1-4 p.m.; 6-9 p.m.Two free visits per week noted for inmates/detainees.
Remote videoDaily and holidays, same windows.$7 per 15-minute visit; promotional rates possible.
Attorney visitDaily 9 a.m.-9 p.m., except meals/headcount.Does not count against free-visit allowance.
Clergy visitDaily 10 a.m.-9 p.m., except meals/headcount.Documentation and clearance required.
UDC inmate visitSaturday and Sunday by appointment.Visitor application required; processing may take up to 10 days.

Juab County State and Federal Searches

UDC Offender Search is useful only when the person is under Utah Department of Corrections custody or supervision. It searches by name or UDC ID, and UDC states that people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced in county jails are not listed. That is especially important in Juab County because the jail also houses selected UDC state inmates under the Inmate Placement Program. A state inmate may be physically at Juab but still belongs in the state corrections system.

LocatorSearch fieldsBest use
UDC Offender SearchName or UDC ID number.State custody or supervision, not new county arrests.
BOP Inmate LocatorRegister number or name, with race, age, and sex options.Federal inmates in BOP records from 1982-present.
ICE ODLSOfficial immigration detainee locator; field labels not fully captured.Immigration custody, not ordinary county jail records.
USMS District of UtahFederal custody context, not a public county roster.Federal pretrial or fugitive custody questions.

For court charges after an arrest, use the Juab County court records after jail arrest page rather than treating a booking record as the final charge record. For booking photos, use the Juab County jail mugshots page because Utah has a separate booking-photo statute.


Juab County Booking Records

No Juab County page described booking intake step by step, so the record search should stay within the official facts. A person arrested by the sheriff, Nephi City Police, Utah Highway Patrol, or another agency may be transported to Juab County Jail if held locally. Booking creates a jail record, but the public source reviewed did not publish booking-number format, housing units, medical screening steps, fingerprint/photo workflow, or newly booked phone-call timing.

The jail page does publish phone-call rules that matter after booking. Inmates may make calls from cell blocks, but incoming calls to the jail are not directed to inmates. For emergencies, staff ask for details but relay only the caller's name and phone number, not the message itself. Attorneys of record can request free calls by mailing a letterhead request with phone numbers to the Jail Administrator at the sheriff's PO Box in Nephi.

Booking
The jail intake process that creates the custody record after arrest.
Pretrial detainee
A person held while charges are pending and before conviction or sentencing.
Detainer
A hold or request from another agency that may affect release even if local bail is addressed.
GRAMA
Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act, the public-records request law used for sheriff records.