Cache County Arrest Records Database
Cache County criminal records are available through the Cache County Sheriff's Office, the First District Court in Logan, and statewide databases maintained by Utah's Bureau of Criminal Identification. You can search arrest records, inmate information, court records, and criminal history for Cache County through official channels and online tools. Logan serves as the county seat and is home to the main Sheriff's Office and courthouse. This page covers the key sources and steps for obtaining Cache County criminal records.
Cache County Quick Facts
Cache County Sheriff's Office Criminal Records
The Cache County Sheriff's Office is located at 1225 West Valley View (200 North), Logan, UT 84321. The main phone is (435) 755-1000. The Jail phone is (435) 755-1050. Records requests are handled by email at recordsrequest@cachesheriff.org. The Records Department is open Monday through Friday from 8am to 4:30pm. Both cash and debit or credit cards are accepted for record fees, though card payments may carry an additional charge.
The Sheriff's Office maintains an inmate list that is available online. This list is unofficial and does not include individuals held in Utah State or Federal facilities. The online list covers only those booked into the Cache County Jail. Each entry typically shows the inmate's name, booking date and time, housing location, custody status, and current charges. This information gives the public a current look at who is held in the county detention facility.
Cache County criminal records managed by the Sheriff's Office span arrests, bookings, and related law enforcement activity throughout the county. The office handles records for all unincorporated areas of Cache County as well as providing services to smaller communities. The sheriff's staff warns the public that the office will never call and demand gift cards or phone payments for warrant resolution. Any call making such a demand is a scam.
The image below is from the Cache County Sheriff's Office website, which provides direct access to booking records, records request contacts, and inmate services.
The Sheriff's Office site includes links to the inmate roster, community programs, and contact information for the Records Department.
| Sheriff's Office Address | 1225 West Valley View (200 North), Logan, UT 84321 |
|---|---|
| Main Phone | (435) 755-1000 |
| Jail Phone | (435) 755-1050 |
| Records Email | recordsrequest@cachesheriff.org |
| Records Hours | Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm |
| Payment | Cash or debit/credit card (fees may apply for card) |
Cache County Inmate Search and Booking Records
The Cache County inmate search tool lets the public look up individuals currently held in the county jail. Results include the inmate's name, booking date and time, housing unit, custody status, and the charges they face. This is a fast way to check whether someone has been booked and what charges are on record.
Visitation at the Cache County Jail is handled through a video system. Onsite video visits are available weekdays from 8am to 12pm and 5pm to 9pm, and weekends from 8am to 8pm. Remote video visits can be scheduled for 20 to 40 minutes, seven days a week, from 8am to 9pm. This system allows family members and legal counsel to connect with inmates without traveling to the facility.
Certain records within the jail system are restricted from public access. Medical records, mental health information, disciplinary history, precise housing assignments, and victim information are all protected. What remains public includes the current inmate roster and general booking information. The Sheriff's Office also offers a program called "Thinking for a Change," which helps inmates build social skills and practice cognitive self-change strategies during their time in custody.
The image below comes from the Cache County inmate records search page, showing the online tool used to look up individuals held in the county jail.
The inmate search returns current custody information, including charges, booking dates, and housing status for individuals held in Cache County.
Note: The Cache County inmate list covers only county jail detainees. It does not include people held in state or federal facilities, even if they were arrested in Cache County.
Cache County Criminal History and Crime Data
In 2020, Cache County recorded 1,075 index crimes at a rate of 8.29 per 1,000 residents. That figure included 1 homicide, 67 rapes, 6 robberies, and 71 aggravated assaults. Property crimes made up the majority of the total. Cache County criminal history data at the state level is maintained by the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification in Taylorsville.
Full criminal background checks for Cache County residents are available through BCI. These reports include arrests and convictions across all Utah jurisdictions, not just Cache County. BCI processes fingerprint-based background checks for individuals, law enforcement agencies, and licensing bodies. Fingerprinting for background check purposes can be arranged through the Sheriff's Office or a private fingerprinting service.
The screenshot below shows publicly available criminal records and arrest information compiled for Cache County, Utah.
State records aggregators provide a broad snapshot of Cache County criminal records, but official sources at BCI and the Sheriff's Office remain the most complete and accurate.
Cache County Court Records and First District Court
Cache County is served by Utah's First District Court, located at 135 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321. The court phone is (435) 750-1300. This court handles all felony criminal cases as well as civil cases filed in the county. Court records include case filings, charge documents, hearing transcripts, and case outcomes.
Cache County also has a large number of justice courts that handle misdemeanor and infraction cases. These courts are located in Hyrum, Lewiston, Logan, Newton/Amalga, Nibley, North Logan/Hyde Park, Providence, Richmond, Smithfield, and Wellsville. Each of these courts maintains its own records. Many Cache County court records can also be searched online using the Utah Courts XChange system, which provides public access to case information across the state court network.
Warrant Search for Cache County
Outstanding warrants in Cache County are part of the public record. The Utah statewide warrant search lets anyone search by name for active warrants across the state. Warrant records include the type of warrant, the offense, the issuing authority, bail or bond information, and whether the warrant is active, served, or recalled.
Bench warrants in Cache County are typically issued when a person fails to appear at a scheduled court hearing. Arrest warrants are issued when there is probable cause to take someone into custody. Both types appear in Cache County criminal records and carry legal consequences if not addressed. If you suspect a warrant is outstanding in your name, contact the Sheriff's Office or the First District Court to clarify your status.
Note: The Sheriff's Office has confirmed that no deputy will call and ask for gift cards or money transfers to resolve a warrant. Any such call is a scam. Report it to the Sheriff's Office at (435) 755-1000.
VINE Inmate Tracking in Cache County
The VINE inmate tracking service provides real-time custody status for inmates held in Cache County and across Utah. This free service sends automated notifications when an inmate is released, transferred, or has a change in custody status. Notifications can be set up by phone, email, or text message. VINE is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Victims, family members, and legal representatives can all use VINE to monitor a specific inmate. You will need the person's name or jail identification number to register for alerts. The service is especially useful for those who need timely updates without calling the jail directly.
Cache County Government and Official Resources
The Cache County government website links to all county departments, including the Sheriff's Office, the County Clerk, and public records resources. Cache County is part of the Logan metropolitan area and has a significant student population due to Utah State University. The county has multiple municipalities, each with their own local justice courts handling lower-level criminal matters.
Cache County criminal records span all types of offenses, from minor infractions handled at the justice court level to serious felonies prosecuted in the First District Court. The combination of local justice courts and the district court means that criminal records in Cache County are spread across multiple systems. The Utah Courts XChange tool is the most efficient way to search across all of them at once.
The image below is from the Cache County official government portal, which connects residents to departments, services, and public records tools.
The county government site provides a central point for accessing criminal records, court information, and Sheriff's Office contact details across Cache County.
Expunging Cache County Criminal Records
Eligible individuals with criminal records in Cache County can apply for expungement through the Utah Courts system. Expungement seals a record so it is no longer visible in public searches. Information on who qualifies and how to start the process is on the Utah Courts expungement page. Cases originating in Cache County courts, including both the First District Court and local justice courts, may be eligible depending on the offense type and case outcome.