Juab County Released Inmates Lookup
Juab County released inmates records come from the Juab County Sheriff's Office and jail in Nephi. The office books about 1,300 people a year and holds an average of 65 inmates each day. The online inmate search tool is the main way to check the current roster. You can also call the jail for fast help. Juab County released inmates data ties into state tools for long term tracking.
Juab County Quick Facts
Juab County Sheriff's Office
The Juab County Sheriff's Office is at PO Box 133, 425 West Sheeplane Dr, Nephi, UT 84648. Call (435) 623-1344 for non emergency help. The jail phone is (435) 623-1349. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Visit the Juab County Sheriff page or the alternate site for more info.
The office runs jail, patrol, and records. Staff book each arrest and track custody changes. For Juab County released inmates, the jail staff are the best source on current status. You can get a quick yes or no on who is in custody.
The alternate site has more detail on jail rules and visit info. Both sites link back to the main office contact line.
Juab County Jail
The Juab County Jail is at 425 West Sheep Lane Drive, Nephi, UT 84648. The phone is 435-623-1349. It is a county medium security facility. It houses people sentenced for up to 24 months. The average daily count is 65 inmates. About 1,300 offenders are arrested or detained each year.
Visit the Juab County government site to find more links. Staff manage commissary, mail, and visits. Remote visits run 7 days a week and on holidays. Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For in person visits, all visitors 16 and up must show a photo ID with date of birth, current address, and signature.
Mail goes to Juab County UT Jail, Inmate Name, Inmate ID #, 425 West Sheep Lane Drive, Nephi, UT 84648. Books and magazines must come direct from the publisher. Commissary runs weekly. Inmates place orders through a kiosk two days ahead.
How to Find Juab County Released Inmates
Five ways work well for an inmate search. Start with the online tool on the Sheriff's site. Next, call the jail at 435-623-1344 for a live check. You can also write or visit in person. VINELink is the best way to get free alerts on release and transfers.
For older data, file a GRAMA request under Utah Code Title 63G Chapter 2. GRAMA is the main access law in Utah. The office has 10 working days to reply. You can ask for booking sheets, charge lists, and release notes.
Have these details ready when you start a search:
- Full name of the inmate
- Date of birth
- Approximate book or release date
- Case number if you have it
State Inmate and Court Records
The Utah DOC offender search covers all state prison inmates. Under Utah Code Title 64, the DOC runs long term custody for felons. If a Juab County released inmate moved to state custody, the DOC search is the right tool.
For rap sheets, go to BCI. The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification keeps statewide criminal history files. You pay a small fee for the check. Sex offender records fall under Title 77 Chapter 41. The Utah Courts site has case info for the Fourth District Court, which handles felony and civil matters in Juab County.
Legal Help and Related Records
Utah Legal Services helps low income Juab County residents with civil matters tied to an arrest. For a hired lawyer, the Utah State Bar has a referral line. Public defenders are assigned in criminal cases when the defendant qualifies.
Note: Call the jail before you head to Nephi to confirm visit rules, since schedules change.
Many Juab County released inmates leave jail on probation. They must follow the court order. A probation officer tracks check ins and drug tests. If the person breaks a rule, the court can send them back to jail. The file on probation terms stays at the Fourth District Court in Nephi. You can ask the clerk for a copy under GRAMA.
Victims can ask the court for a no contact order. The order bars the released inmate from coming near the victim or the home. The Sheriff's Office will help serve the order. You can also get victim services through the Utah Office for Victims of Crime, which helps pay for counseling and medical costs tied to a crime in Juab County.
Cities in Juab County
Juab County has Nephi, Mona, Levan, Eureka, and Rocky Ridge. None meet the population threshold for a city page. All inmate records go through the Juab County Sheriff's Office in Nephi.
Nearby Counties
Juab County borders several central Utah counties.