Grand County Released Inmates
Grand County released inmates records come from the Grand County Sheriff's Office and jail in Moab. The Sheriff posts a current jail inmate list as a PDF. It shows names, charges, bond amounts, and booking dates. You can see who is in and who has been released. Grand County released inmates info helps victims, families, and the public track cases through the local system.
Grand County Quick Facts
Grand County Sheriff's Office
The Sheriff is the chief law officer for Grand County. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can find detail on the Grand County Sheriff page. Services include the jail, bail help, visits, emergency plans, and the jail inmate list.
The office handles booking, holding, and release for all people arrested in Grand County. Deputies work with the Moab Police and state troopers on joint cases. When an inmate is released, the staff update the jail list PDF to reflect the change. You can call the office any time for an in person check.
Grand County Jail
The Grand County Jail sits at 125 E. Center St., Moab, UT 84532. Mail goes to the inmate with C/O Grand County Jail and the same address. Drop off items must be on the approved list. Cash, money orders, and cashier checks are allowed. New white clothing in pack also goes through after staff approval. Legal paperwork on the case may be dropped off as well.
Package policy is strict. All packages must be pre approved. The inmate must fill out a request form or the staff will not take the package. These rules keep contraband out of the jail. Family should plan ahead before they send items to a loved one in Moab.
Jail Inmate List for Released Inmates
Grand County posts a jail inmate list as PDF files. The list is updated often. It shows the inmate name, age, bond amount or release date, gender, book date, and days in custody. Go to the Jail Inmate List page to see the current file.
Charges on the list include failure to appear, contempt of court, DUI, drug possession, theft, assault, domestic violence, parole violation, and bond revocation. The list is the fastest way to check if a person is a Grand County released inmate. If the name is gone from the list, the person has been released or moved.
For status changes, sign up with VINELink. VINE will send an alert if the inmate is let out of custody. This is free and runs 24 hours across Utah.
GRAMA Records Request in Grand County
To get older records, file a GRAMA request under Utah Code Title 63G Chapter 2. The subject of the record or a legal guardian of a minor may ask for copies. In most cases, copies are not released until after the case is closed in court. If you are the defendant and have no lawyer, you can get a copy through Discovery at the Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
To make a request, visit the Grand County GRAMA forms page. Fill out the Sheriff GRAMA Records Request Form. Turn it in in person or by email. Include a clear copy of your ID. Email to Ronnie McCurdy at rmccurdy@grandcountyutah.gov. The office has 10 working days to reply. You can ask for a 5 day expedited reply if you have a good reason.
You must bring ID when you pick up the records. Fees apply. Records include the adult defendant name, age, town, arrest photos in some cases, charges, arraignment dates, bond amounts, and incident reports. Private items on civil rights and juvenile info are held back.
Related State Systems for Released Inmates
The Utah DOC offender search covers state prison and parole data. Under Utah Code Title 64, the DOC handles long term custody for felons. Some Grand County released inmates served time at a state prison before returning home.
For rap sheets, use the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification at BCI. BCI provides a source link for criminal history checks across Utah. Sex offender records fall under Title 77 Chapter 41, and the public registry shows names, photos, and home areas.
Courts and Legal Help
The Seventh District Court covers Grand County for felony cases. Local justice courts handle small matters. The Utah Courts site has case search and court forms. For free legal aid, Utah Legal Services helps low income folks with civil issues tied to arrests.
Note: Grand County released inmates who need a lawyer for a new crime may ask the judge for a public defender at the first court date.
Cities in Grand County
Grand County has Moab and Castle Valley. Neither meets the population threshold for a city page. All arrests and released inmates records go through the Grand County Sheriff's Office in Moab.
Nearby Counties
Grand County borders other southeast Utah counties. Check the right office for your case.