Grand County Criminal Records in Moab Utah
Grand County criminal records are maintained by the Grand County Sheriff's Office in Moab, the 7th District Court, and state-level agencies. Records include arrest records, booking information, criminal history, court records, and warrant information. Grand County is located in southeastern Utah and is known as the gateway to Arches National Park. This guide covers how to search Grand County criminal records, access the jail inmate list, look up warrants, and request background check information through official channels.
Grand County Quick Facts
Grand County Sheriff's Office and Arrest Records
The Grand County Sheriff's Office is located at 25 South 100 East, Moab, UT 84532. The main phone number is 435-259-1321. The Sheriff's Office is the primary agency responsible for maintaining Grand County arrest records and booking information. The office handles law enforcement for unincorporated areas of Grand County and operates the county jail.
Grand County criminal records held by the Sheriff's Office include a full range of offenses. In 2018, the county recorded 33 violent crimes and 175 property crimes. Arrest records list the individual's name, the date of arrest, the charges, and related booking details. These are public records under GRAMA and can be requested directly from the Sheriff's Office. Some records may require a formal written request and a valid photo ID.
The Sheriff's Office also coordinates Search and Rescue operations through the Grand County Search and Rescue team (GCSAR), manages Emergency Management services, and supports CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training. These services support public safety across the county alongside law enforcement activities.
The image below is from the Grand County Sheriff's Office page, which provides contact information and links to public safety services.
The Sheriff's Office page connects residents to law enforcement services, records contacts, and public safety resources for Grand County.
Grand County Jail Inmate List
The Grand County Jail is operated by the Sheriff's Office. The jail mailing address for inmate correspondence is C/O Grand County Jail, 125 E. Center St., Moab, UT 84532. The Grand County Jail Inmate List is published as PDF documents and updated on a regular basis. The list was last updated March 26, 2026 and spans multiple pages.
The inmate list is a public document that shows individuals currently held in the Grand County Jail. It is one of the most direct ways to check custody status for a specific individual. The list is updated regularly, so check back for the most current version. For official custody verification, contact the jail directly at the Sheriff's Office main number.
The Grand County Jail accepts several types of items for inmates. These include cash, money orders, and cashier's checks. Clothing items accepted include new white underwear, socks, t-shirts, and thermals, which must be in the original unopened package. Legal paperwork related to an inmate's own case is also accepted. All packages must be pre-approved before delivery. Do not send anything that has not been approved in advance.
Note: Items sent without pre-approval will not be accepted. Contact the jail before sending any package to confirm what is currently permitted.
The image below is from the Grand County Jail information page, which covers inmate services, accepted items, and visitation details.
The jail information page provides the most current details on inmate services, accepted items, and how to contact the Grand County Jail.
Grand County Jail Inmate Search
The Grand County Jail Inmate List page provides downloadable PDF files with current inmate information. This is the official source for checking who is currently held in Grand County custody. The list is updated regularly to reflect new bookings and releases.
The image below shows the Grand County Jail Inmate List page, where the public can download the current inmate roster.
The inmate list page is updated on a regular schedule. Download the current PDF to check for specific individuals currently in Grand County custody.
Grand County Warrant Search
Active warrants in Grand County can be searched through several channels. The statewide warrant database at secure.utah.gov/warrants covers warrants issued by Grand County courts. The Grand County warrant search page also aggregates publicly available warrant data for the county. In addition, the Grand County Justice Court can be reached at (435) 259-1330, and the Seventh District Court is at (435) 259-1355. The Sheriff's Office non-emergency line is (435) 259-8115.
Per Utah Code Section 77-7-5.1, all active warrants are entered into the statewide system. Per Section 77-7-21, individuals have the right to be informed of any warrant that exists in their name. Bench warrants are issued when someone fails to appear in court. Arrest warrants are issued when law enforcement has probable cause to detain a person. Both types appear in Grand County criminal records and can result in immediate arrest.
If you believe a warrant has been issued in your name, contact the Justice Court or Sheriff's Office directly. Unresolved warrants stay active until cleared by the issuing court or until the subject is taken into custody.
The image below links to the Grand County warrant search resource, which provides publicly available warrant data for the county.
The warrant search tool provides a starting point, but official confirmation should always come from the court or Sheriff's Office directly.
Grand County Court Records
The Grand County Courthouse is located at 125 East Center Street, Moab, UT 84532. The courthouse phone is (435) 259-1334. The County Clerk's office is at 125 North Center Street, Moab, and can be reached at (435) 259-1332. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, Mountain Standard Time. All records requests must be submitted in writing, and a valid photo ID is required.
Grand County court records include criminal case filings, hearing schedules, judgments, and sentencing information. These records are part of the Utah Courts system and can be searched through the Utah Courts XChange portal. The 7th District Court handles both Grand County and Emery County cases. Felony cases go to the district court. Misdemeanors and infractions are handled by the Justice Court. Case records include charge information, court dates, and final dispositions once proceedings conclude.
Note: Court records and arrest records are separate. An arrest does not mean a conviction. Final case outcomes are only recorded after court proceedings are complete.
Criminal History and Background Checks for Grand County
The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) provides statewide criminal history records and background checks. BCI is at 4315 S 2700 West, Suite 1300, Taylorsville, UT 84129. Phone: (801) 965-4445. A BCI criminal history report is the most comprehensive background check available for Grand County residents. It includes arrest records, conviction history, and case dispositions from courts and agencies across Utah. The fee is $20 per report as of July 2025.
For fingerprint-based background checks, contact BCI directly at (801) 965-4445 or visit an authorized fingerprinting location. Official sources from the Sheriff's Office and the courts provide the most accurate data for Grand County.
The screenshot below shows publicly available criminal records compiled for Grand County, Utah.
Third-party record tools offer convenience, but BCI reports and courthouse records remain the most authoritative sources for Grand County criminal history.
Sex Offender Registry and VINE for Grand County
The sex offender registry for Grand County is maintained at the state level through the Utah sex offender registry. Searches can be done by zip code or geographic radius. The registry shows both incarcerated and non-compliant registered offenders. Registered offenders in Grand County are required to report address and status changes to law enforcement within set time frames under state law.
The VINE inmate tracking system provides free, 24-hour custody status monitoring for inmates held in Grand County facilities. Users can register for automated alerts by phone, email, or text message. VINE is especially useful for crime victims who need timely notification when an offender's custody status changes.