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The incarceration rate for Utah is 435 per 100,000 people. Inmates are confined in different correctional facilities, from immigration detention centers to jails, prisons, and juvenile justice centers. Utah’s local jails receive at least 32,000 individuals annually.
Utah Inmate Records
Inmate search for Utah is enhanced through the Utah inmate records available to the public as per the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act.
These records contain the documentation of an offender through the criminal system. The records emanate from the local law enforcement agencies, confinement facilities, and courts, among other entities.
Inmate records contain an incarcerated person’s demographic data, including name (includes aliases), gender, date of birth, race, religion, and physical description such as eye and hair color, tattoos, and other defining marks. The records also contain the inmate’s current confinement facility, case details, and upcoming events.
The Utah Department of Corrections oversees and manages the state prisons and county jails. The department’s mandate is to ensure that such information is accessible to the public upon request.
Utah Individual In-Custody Locator Tool
The Utah Department of Corrections offers an online individual in-custody locator tool that you can use to search for an inmate in the state. The search procedure includes entering the inmate’s name or their UDC number. You need to agree to a disclaimer before beginning the search process. You can narrow the search details to a specific inmate by entering the nickname, aliases, and date of birth.
Most jails in Utah contain an independent online search tool that can help you to search for an inmate. The information you can obtain using these search tools includes the inmate’s name, arrest, current facility, primary charges, booking information, court details, sentence, release date, and upcoming parole details (if any), among others.
Utah’s Jail & Prison System
Utah has seven state-owned prisons, one holding women while the remaining six are for men. Each state-owned facility has different units with varying security levels ranging from low, medium, to maximum securities. The Utah Department of Corrections oversees and manages inmate correctional facilities in the state.
The state also has nineteen county jails for confining individuals awaiting trials and short-sentence inmates- mostly less than one year. The county and Sheriff’s offices run and oversee the activities of county jails.
The state has approximately 14,000 inmates behind bars. Around 6,500 are confined in state prisons, while local county jails hold about 5,700 inmates. There is one federal prison in Utah holding approximately 1,500 inmates. The federal inmate is under the management of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Contacting An Inmate In Utah
The Utah Department of Corrections uses the CenturyLink system and has collaborated with Global Tel*Link Corporation (GTL) to offer phone services for inmates to contact their family members, friends, and attorneys. You can set up a calling account for an incarcerated inmate here to help you keep in touch with a loved one.
UDC also allows inmates to receive mail from family and friends. However, ensure that you comply with the rules of sending mail to an inmate, including addressing the letter as follows;
- The inmate’s number and identification number
- Facility name and address
- P.O Box
Visiting An Inmate
UDC encourages inmate visits in Utah correctional facilities, but you must follow the proper procedure. Download the application form on UDC’s website, apply and wait for approval from UDC. You can visit an inmate upon receiving approval.
Visitors undergo a mandatory background check before obtaining permission to visit an inmate. Ensure that you adhere to the prison rules, including observing the right dress code when visiting an inmate.
Sending Money To An Inmate In Utah
You can send money to an inmate’s account using facility-approved vendors. UDC has collaborated with third-party providers to facilitate the handling of fund deposits to inmate accounts. The deposit options are downloadable here.
Kiosks are the main options for sending money to a Utah inmate. You need the incarcerated person’s name and I.D. number.
You can also send money orders by mail. Download the payment form and instructions.
You can send money to an incarcerated loved one using mobile transfer—Call 1-866-345-1884 for assistance on mobile money transfers. A fee transaction fee of $6.95 is applicable for phone transfers.
The last option of sending money to an inmate in Utah is through the internet. Visit AccessCorrections.com for more information.
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Salt Lake County Juvenile Receiving Center
Utah State Prison – Wasatch Facility
Utah State Prison – Timpanogos Women’s Facility
Utah State Prison – Uintas Facility
Utah State Prison – Special Services Dormitory
Utah State Prison – Oquirrh Facility
Utah State Prison – Promontory Facility
Utah State Prison – Olympus Facility
Utah State Prison – Lone Peak Facility
Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison
Central Utah Correctional Facility Elm
Central Utah Correctional Dogwood
Central Utah Correctional Facility Cedar
Central Utah Correctional Facility Aspen
Central Utah Correctional Facility Birch
Weber County Jail – Kiesel Facility
American Fork Police Department
South Salt Lake Police Department
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