Kane County Utah Arrest Records and Criminal History
Kane County criminal records are maintained by the Kane County Sheriff's Office in Kanab, the 6th District Court, and state agencies. Records include arrest records, booking information, criminal history, and court records. Kane County is located in southern Utah and borders three national parks, making it one of the most scenic areas in the state. This guide covers how to access Kane County criminal records through official channels, how jail communication works, what the expungement process looks like, and what resources are available through the state.
Kane County Quick Facts
Kane County Sheriff's Office and Arrest Records
The Kane County Sheriff's Office is led by Sheriff Tracy Glover, with Lieutenant Alan Alldredge supporting operations. The office is located at 971 E. Kaneplex Drive, Kanab, UT 84741. Administration can be reached at (435) 644-4987. The Records division is at (435) 644-4916. The non-emergency line is (435) 644-2349. The fax number is (435) 644-2096. Victim Services are handled by Devin Shakespear at (435) 644-4989.
Kane County arrest records are public under GRAMA, Utah Code Section 63G-2-101 et seq. The Sheriff's Office is the primary custodian of these records. Arrest records include the individual's name, booking date, charges, and other details recorded at the time of arrest. Charges listed at booking are preliminary and do not indicate guilt. All individuals are presumed innocent until a court finds otherwise.
Online access to certain Kane County criminal records may require registration and a nominal fee per Utah Code Section 63G-2-203. Certain information may be redacted or withheld from public disclosure per Section 63G-2-305, which covers protected and private records. The Sheriff's Office can advise on what records are available and how to submit a formal request.
The image below is from the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification, the state agency responsible for maintaining statewide criminal history records that include Kane County criminal records.
BCI maintains the statewide criminal history database and processes background check requests for all Utah counties, including Kane County.
| Sheriff | Tracy Glover |
|---|---|
| Lieutenant | Alan Alldredge |
| Office Address | 971 E. Kaneplex Drive, Kanab, UT 84741 |
| Administration Phone | (435) 644-4987 |
| Records Division | (435) 644-4916 |
| Jail Phone | (435) 644-4914 |
| Non-Emergency | (435) 644-2349 |
| Victim Services | Devin Shakespear, (435) 644-4989 |
Kane County Jail and Inmate Information
The Kane County Jail is part of the Kane County Public Safety Complex at 971 E. Kaneplex Drive, Kanab, Utah 84741. The complex also houses the Utah Highway Patrol, Sheriff's Office, Dispatch, and Adult Probation and Parole. The jail can be reached directly at (435) 644-4914.
Video visitation is available on Wednesday evenings from 7pm to 9pm and on Saturday mornings from 9am to Noon. All visits must be pre-approved in advance. Visitors who have not been approved will not be permitted to visit. Contact the jail ahead of time to request approval for your visit.
Mail to inmates must be sent to: Kane County Jail, 971 E. Kaneplex Drive, Kanab, Utah 84741. Include the inmate's ID number on all mail. Mail without an inmate ID number may be returned. Bond payments are cash only. No credit cards, debit cards, or personal checks are accepted. A valid government-issued photo ID is required to post bond. Deposits to inmate accounts can be made online at GovPayNow.com or by calling 1-888-604-7888.
Note: Visitation schedules and rules are subject to change. Contact the jail at (435) 644-4914 to confirm current policies before visiting.
Kane County Criminal Records Online Search
The Kane County arrest records page provides a third-party index of publicly available arrest records and criminal history data for the county. This type of resource pulls from public court filings and law enforcement records that fall under Utah's open records laws. It can serve as a starting point for research before contacting official agencies directly.
The Kane County Sheriff's Office is the authoritative source for Kane County arrest records and booking information. Third-party tools may not reflect the most current data, and any records found through these services should be verified with the Sheriff's Office Records division or the 6th District Court.
Kane County Court Records
The Kane County Courthouse is at 76 North Main, Kanab, Utah 84741. The 6th District Court handles criminal, civil, and family law cases for Kane County. The court phone is (435) 264-4790. Court records include criminal case filings, hearing schedules, judgments, and case outcomes. These are accessible through the Utah Courts XChange portal, which allows public name-based and case number-based searches.
Felony cases in Kane County are handled by the 6th District Court. Misdemeanor and infraction cases may go through the local justice court. Court records and arrest records are separate. An arrest does not reflect a conviction. Case outcomes are only recorded after formal court proceedings are complete.
For in-person records access, visit the courthouse during regular business hours. Written requests may also be submitted to the court clerk. Photo ID is required for all records requests.
The image below is from the Utah State Courts website, which provides access to court records for Kane County and all other Utah counties through the XChange portal.
The Utah Courts portal lets residents search Kane County case records by name or case number and access general court information for all Utah districts.
Kane County Criminal History and Background Checks
Full criminal history reports for individuals in Kane County are available through the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI). BCI is at 4315 S 2700 West, Suite 1300, Taylorsville, UT 84129. Phone: (801) 965-4445. A BCI criminal history report covers arrest records, conviction history, and case outcomes from courts and agencies across the state. The fee is $20 as of July 2025. BCI processes both self-requests and authorized fingerprint-based background check submissions.
Third-party background check services can also provide Kane County criminal records by pulling from public court filings and arrest data. These tools are useful for general research. For the most accurate and current information, direct requests to BCI or the Sheriff's Office Records division are recommended.
Warrant Records and Sex Offender Registry in Kane County
Active warrants in Kane County can be searched through the statewide warrant database at secure.utah.gov/warrants. The 6th District Court and Kane County Justice Court both issue warrants. The Sheriff's Office can also confirm whether an active warrant exists for a specific individual. Bench warrants are issued when someone misses a court date. Arrest warrants require probable cause presented to a judge. Both types appear in Kane County criminal records once issued.
The sex offender registry for Kane 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 incarcerated offenders and those not compliant with registration rules. Registered offenders in Kane County must report address and status changes on the schedule set by state law.
The image below links to the VINE inmate tracking system, which allows free, 24-hour custody monitoring for inmates held in Kane County facilities.
VINE allows users to register for automated alerts when an inmate's custody status changes, including release, transfer, or court appearance.
Expungement of Kane County Criminal Records
Individuals with a Kane County criminal record may qualify for expungement under Utah law. Expungement seals a criminal record from public view, removing it from standard background check searches. The Utah expungement process is governed by Utah Code Section 77-40-101 et seq. Waiting periods range from three to ten years depending on the offense type and case outcome. Serious felonies and sex offenses are generally excluded from eligibility.
The process starts with a Certificate of Eligibility from BCI. After that, a petition is filed with the 6th District Court in Kanab. The filing fee is approximately $150. Once granted, the expunged record is no longer visible in standard public criminal history searches. Full details are available on the Utah Courts expungement page. The 6th District Court clerk can provide guidance on filing a petition for cases originating in Kane County.
Note: Expungement eligibility depends on the specific offense and case outcome. Review the BCI Certificate of Eligibility requirements before filing to confirm whether your record qualifies.
Utah Department of Corrections Offender Search
Some individuals with Kane County criminal records may be serving sentences through the Utah Department of Corrections. The DOC offender search tool allows the public to look up offenders by name or ID number. Results show current incarceration status, release dates, and supervision information. This tool covers state prison facilities and offenders under community supervision across Utah, including individuals from Kane County who were sentenced to state custody.