Find Garfield County Inmate Records

Garfield County Jail Roster Status

No official Garfield County online jail roster, inmate lookup page, current inmate list, booking report, recent booking page, or mugshot gallery was located on the sheriff site, the official jail page, or the county government sheriff page. The sheriff navigation includes jail, commissary, personal property, warrants, policy, ALPR, tips, and GRAMA information, but no public roster link. That means Garfield County inmate records must be checked through other official channels. A name-only web search may find stale or unofficial material, but the researched county sources point back to sheriff contact, GRAMA, court, state, and notification systems.

The absence of a roster changes the search order. A current custody question begins with the Garfield County Sheriff and Jail. A record request goes through GRAMA. A sentenced or supervised state person belongs in UDC search. Filed charges belong in Utah Courts Xchange. VINE can send custody or case notifications. BOP and ICE should be used only when federal or immigration custody is plausible.

Confirm Garfield County Custody

The direct local custody channel is the sheriff and jail main number, 435-676-2678. Official sources do not publish a separate booking desk number or online roster count. When calling, use a full name, date of birth if known, approximate arrest date, and any case or warrant information. Ask whether the person is in Garfield County Jail, has been released, has moved to another agency, or should be searched through UDC, BOP, ICE, or court records.

Request Garfield County Booking Records

The Garfield County Sheriff GRAMA page is the official fallback for jail and booking records not published online. The page states that private or protected records are released only to the subject of the record, that controlled records are not subject to release, and that identification is required before release of protected or private records under Utah Code 63G-2-202. The sheriff says the office has up to 10 business days from submission to respond or release a record.

1. Get the sheriff GRAMA form and identify the record type, such as booking record, booking photograph, release record, jail report, or case number.
2. Provide the subject name, approximate booking date, and any case number that can narrow the search.
3. Choose the requester status that applies, such as subject of record, parent or legal guardian, public record requester, subpoena, or other.
4. Send the request to the sheriff by mail, in person, or by email to Tom.Talbot@garfield.utah.gov as described in the research file.
5. Pay any estimated fees before processing if the office requires payment under its fee policy.

Garfield County Records Fees

The sheriff GRAMA materials list fees that can matter for Garfield County inmate records. Do not assume a free booking packet. The office says estimated fees must be paid before processing, and the form includes separate charges for paper, color copies, video, photos, and printed photo pages.

Garfield County Inmate Record Fields

A local Garfield County roster profile was not available, so no page should claim that a county roster shows booking number, photo, charge, bond, court date, housing unit, or release date. Requestable records must be described through the sheriff GRAMA materials and through state or court field inventories. The safest local wording is that a requester may ask for a specific booking record, jail record, booking photograph, incident report, release record, or case-related record, and the sheriff then classifies and responds under GRAMA.

Garfield County GRAMA Source

The sheriff's GRAMA records request page is the main official source for Garfield County inmate records that are not published as a jail roster.

The page is important because it gives release limits, response timing, fees, and the form path for records such as booking records, photos, videos, and reports.

Garfield County State and Federal Lookup

Use UDC Offender Search for people currently under Utah Department of Corrections supervision. UDC says the search covers current incarceration, probation, and parole, but does not list people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced and housed in county jails. UDC public-information materials say state offender information may include date of birth, legal status, offender number, housing location, offenses, sentence length, parole or expiration date, sentencing court, case number, and a prison photo. That state profile can be useful for a sentenced person housed through the Inmate Placement Program, but it should not be confused with a same-day Garfield County booking check.

For federal custody, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator. BOP covers federal inmates incarcerated from 1982 to present and can show name, register number, age, race, sex, release date, and location. For immigration custody, use the ICE Online Detainee Locator, which official guidance says can be searched by A-number or by exact biographical information.

Garfield County VINE and NCIC

Utah VINE is a notification and status service, not a full Garfield County jail roster. It can help a victim, family member, or other user receive custody or case updates, but it should be paired with the sheriff, court, or UDC source that controls the underlying record. VINE is most useful after the correct person and custody source have been identified.

NCIC is relevant because the official jail page links NCIC for inmate messaging. The NCIC Garfield County Jail page has facility context and detainee selection for account funding. Research notes say it does not publish booking charges, bond, court dates, mugshots, or a full custody profile. Use it for communication and money, not as the final inmate record.

Garfield County Jail Visits

The official Garfield County Jail page lists visitation from Thursday through Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Picture ID is required. Cell phones and cameras are not allowed during visits. The jail reserves the right to refuse any visit and to search visitors. No official source located a visit length limit, child visitor rule, dress code, holiday schedule, or online scheduling system, so confirm details with the jail before travel.

Garfield County Mail and Money

Garfield County's jail page says non-legal and non-medical inmate mail must be sent to a Longview, Texas processing address for scanning and electronic delivery. The jail warns that processed mail is destroyed after electronic delivery and is not returned or released. Legal and medical mail must still go to Garfield County Jail at the Panguitch mailing address. The same page says NCIC messages cost $0.25 per message and picture messages or documents cost $0.35 per picture.

Note: Confirm current custody with Garfield County Jail before sending money, mail, or paid messages because release, court transport, state placement, or transfer can change the correct destination and account status.