Davis County Released Inmates

Davis County released inmates records come from the Davis County Sheriff's Office in Farmington. The sheriff runs an online inmate roster that you can search by first name, last name, or booking number. The roster shows age, booking date, housing unit, charges, and bond info for each person. People drop off the roster once they are released. This page shows how to search Davis County jail records, how to file a GRAMA request, and how to use state tools to follow released inmates beyond the local jail.

Davis County Sheriff Released Inmates

The Davis County Sheriff runs corrections and the county jail. Staff book new arrests, hold inmates for court, and process each release. The sheriff's web page lists services for inmate custody, bail and bond, warrant checks, and records requests. To view the page, go to daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff.

The sheriff page links to the roster, phone vendor, and records request forms for Davis County released inmates.

The main Davis County government site is at daviscountyutah.gov. The home page links to every department including the sheriff, court, and clerk.

Start at the home page when you need forms, hours, or contact info for Davis County jail records.

Search Davis County Inmate Roster

The Davis County inmate roster is online and free to search. You can look up a person by first name, last name, or booking number. A middle name helps narrow the list if the name is common. The roster shows age, gender, booking number, booking date and time, arresting agency, housing unit, charges with statute codes, and bond info. Once a person is released, they drop from the roster, so capture the data you need the same day.

The Davis County roster was redesigned in recent years. The new layout hides middle names on the main page, no longer shows court info, and lists the state statute for each charge. Booking photos are not publicly shown. An overlay box uses jQuery to show more details when you click. A terms of use button explains the booking photo and privacy rules.

To search Davis County released inmates, have the following ready:

• First name and last name
• Booking number if known
• Rough date of arrest

Note: Released inmates drop off the online roster, so for past records you must file a GRAMA request.

GRAMA Records Request in Davis County

Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act sets the rules for public records. The law sits at Utah Code § 63G-2. You can file a GRAMA request with Davis County by mail or in person at the sheriff's office. The agency has 10 business days to respond. For records tied to released inmates, you can get booking sheets, arrest reports, and release logs for past cases.

Some parts of jail records may be closed. Private, protected, or controlled data can be held back under GRAMA. The law also gives you appeal rights if your request is denied. State background data is handled by the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification at bci.utah.gov.

Davis County Courts

Felony, civil, family, and probate cases go to the Second District Court in Farmington. Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic, small claims, and infractions go to the Davis County Justice Court. You can search statewide court dockets at utcourts.gov. Court records connect to jail records for the same person and show hearings, plea deals, and orders.

VINE alerts cover Davis County released inmates. Sign up at vinelink.com to get a text or call when custody status changes. For inmates moved to state prison, use the Utah Department of Corrections offender search at corrections.utah.gov. The sex offender registry under Title 77 Chapter 41 is open to the public.

Cities in Davis County

Davis County has many cities. All jail bookings go through the Davis County Jail in Farmington. Major cities with pages are listed below.

Nearby Counties

Davis County lies north of Salt Lake County along the Wasatch Front. If a person was booked in a nearby county, check that sheriff's roster too.

More on Davis County Jail Records

The Davis County Jail is one of the larger jails in northern Utah. It takes bookings from city police in Layton, Bountiful, Clearfield, Kaysville, Syracuse, and other Davis cities. Utah Highway Patrol and county deputies also bring in inmates. Staff book, house, and release inmates 24 hours a day. The jail pairs with the Second District Court in Farmington for arraignments, bail review, and final hearings.

The Davis County website design balances public access with inmate privacy. The overlay box lets users see more on each inmate without a full page load. Terms of use warn against misuse of booking photo info. Links on the site lead to the GRAMA request page for anyone who needs full records. That page is the main way to get past inmate records for Davis County released inmates.

The sheriff's records desk takes GRAMA requests in writing. Standard form fields ask for the name, date range, and contact info. Staff have 10 business days to reply under state law. Appeal rights let you push back if your request is denied.

Legal Help in Davis County

Utah Legal Services at utahlegalservices.org offers free civil help to low income clients in Davis County. The Utah State Bar lawyer referral line is (801) 531-9077 for family, criminal, or civil cases tied to released inmates. Davis County also has a public defender office that represents people who cannot pay a private lawyer in criminal cases.

The Second District Court self-help desk in Farmington helps people file motions, answer charges, and update contact info. Court staff can share forms but cannot give legal advice. The Utah Courts Online Court Assistance Program offers step-by-step guides for common filings. Many released inmates use the program to handle issues that come up after a jail stay, like expungement or protective orders. Expungement in Utah is handled by BCI and the courts, and it clears some past arrests from the public record.

The Davis County Bar holds pro bono events a few times each year. These clinics help with civil issues tied to jail stays, like family law, housing, and debt. Check the Davis County court page for event dates.