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The Davis County Jail roster in Utah is maintained by the Davis County Sheriff’s Office for individuals currently in the custody of the Davis County Correctional Facility in Farmington. The official roster provides a name-search interface, booking dates, and links to individual inmate details. This guide explains how to use the roster, verify charges and bail, find booking photographs when available, and arrange jail services.
This article covers Davis County, Utah, including Farmington, Layton, Bountiful, Clearfield, Kaysville, Centerville, and nearby communities. It does not cover Davis County, Iowa.
Open the Davis County Sheriff’s Inmate Roster, use the Find by name search, and select Inmate Details for a matching person. The official listing includes booking date, first name, last name, gender, and age, with additional information available through individual records.
The roster is a live county-operated service. A temporary search error or an absent name does not conclusively establish that a person is not in custody.
Official Davis County Jail Roster — Current Inmate Search
The Davis County Sheriff’s Office provides a public roster through its official daviscountyutah.gov website. The sheriff’s corrections page identifies the roster as the resource for people currently in its care and custody.
Search for a person by name, review booking dates, and open individual inmate records.
Search the official roster →Official information about the correctional facility and links to inmate services.
Open corrections information →What does the public inmate roster show?
The official roster displays these columns in its main listing:
- Booking Date: The date and time associated with admission.
- First Name and Last Name: The name used in the booking record.
- Gender and Age: Basic identifying information.
- Inmate Details: A link to further information about the person.
The Sheriff’s Office also indicates that the roster includes charges and bail information. The amount of information available on an individual detail page may vary.
Is the roster a complete arrest history?
No. It is intended for current jail custody. It does not list every arrest ever made by Davis County law enforcement, and it should not be treated as a complete criminal background check.
What if the official search displays an error?
The roster has at times displayed a search-unavailable message. Refresh later or open the roster through the Sheriff’s Office homepage. For an urgent custody question, contact the correctional facility at 801-451-4200.
How to Search the Davis County Jail Roster by Name
Look for the Find by name controls near the top of the page.
Use the available name fields. Begin with the correct legal surname if known.
Wait for the listing to update. If the system reports an error, do not interpret that as a negative custody result.
Compare the name, age, gender, and booking date to avoid confusing people with similar names.
Select the matching person’s detail link to review the additional information currently released by the sheriff.
Read any available charge, case, and bail information. Remember that allegations are not convictions.
Record the booking number or other reference details needed for a visit, commissary payment, or court inquiry.
Contact the correctional facility if custody or bail status is time-sensitive.
Davis County Jail Booking Records & Recent Arrests
A booking record is created when a person is admitted into jail custody. The Davis County roster is organized around booking information and provides an individual detail link for each listed person.
How to find recent bookings
- Open the official inmate roster.
- Review the booking-date column and any available page navigation.
- Use the name search if you know the person you are looking for.
- Open the individual record for additional details.
- Use the listed charge or case information to locate the corresponding court record.
What happens during intake at Davis County Jail?
According to the Sheriff’s Office, a person being booked is given an opportunity to contact someone of their choice, excluding victims, to explain the situation. Personal belongings are secured, and the person receives clothing, bedding, food, water, and basic hygiene items.
The Sheriff’s Office also permits approved eyeglasses, contacts, and prescription medications to be brought to the facility lobby during regular business hours, subject to medical staff approval. Call before bringing any item.
Does a booking record prove guilt?
No. A booking documents custody. Criminal charges are allegations unless and until a court enters a conviction. Court records may show later changes, dismissals, plea agreements, or final dispositions.
Can I find older booking records?
The current-custody roster is not a guaranteed archive of former inmates. For an older booking, ask the Sheriff’s Office about its records request process and provide the person’s name and approximate booking date.
Davis County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs
Booking photographs may be collected as part of the jail identification process. The public availability of a particular photograph depends on what the Sheriff’s Office publishes and what can legally be released.
How to look for a Davis County Jail mugshot
Why might a mugshot be unavailable?
A photograph may not be included in the public interface, or the relevant record may be restricted, unavailable, or no longer part of the current roster. Do not assume a missing image means the person was never booked.
Are commercial mugshot websites reliable?
Not necessarily. Commercial sites may republish outdated arrest information without subsequent case outcomes. Use the county roster for custody information and Utah Courts for judicial dispositions.
Davis County Jail Roster Fields Explained
| Record Field | Meaning | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Booking Date | Date associated with the jail admission | May differ from arrest or court filing date |
| Name | Identity recorded by the jail | Compare age and other available details |
| Booking Number | Identifier for the jail admission | Required for inmate mail |
| Charge | Alleged offense or legal custody basis | Not proof of conviction |
| Bail / Bond | Court-authorized release terms | Verify eligibility and current amount |
| Case Number | Identifier assigned by the court | Different from booking number |
| Hold / Detainer | Another legal reason for custody | May prevent release after bail payment |
| Custody Status | Whether a person is currently detained | Confirm with jail for urgent decisions |
Some fields are common jail-record terminology and may not appear on every Davis County inmate detail page.
What If Someone Is Missing from the Davis County Jail Roster?
What to do next
- Retry the official roster and check for a technical error.
- Search alternate spellings or surnames.
- Confirm which police agency made the arrest.
- Call the Davis County Correctional Facility at 801-451-4200.
- If the person has entered state prison custody, check with the Utah Department of Corrections.
- For federal custody, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator.
Davis County Jail Bail, Bond & Release Payments
The Davis County Sheriff’s Office states that bail is determined by the courts. If the court permits bail, an eligible inmate may be bailed out at any hour, although release processing can take several hours.
Online: Eligible bail payments can be made using Mastercard or Visa credit/debit cards through Team3.InmateCanteen.com.
Lobby kiosk: Cash, credit, or debit cards may be accepted.
Mail: The county lists certified checks drawn on U.S. banks and money orders with the amount typed or stamped.
Court: Some bondable payments may be made directly to the court.
Bond service: A licensed bond service may be an option for a bondable charge; the Sheriff’s Office does not recommend particular providers.
How to post bail safely
Does paying bail guarantee immediate release?
No. Processing time varies, and additional holds may apply. The Sheriff’s Office specifically notes that some times of day are busier than others and release can take a few hours.
Is the ankle-monitor early-release payment offer legitimate?
No. Davis County Sheriff’s Office explicitly warns about fraudulent calls claiming that relatives must pay a fee to obtain early release through an ankle monitor. Do not pay an unsolicited caller.
Davis County Criminal Court Records & Hearing Search
Jail records answer custody questions. Utah court records answer questions about filed charges, hearings, judgments, and dispositions. The official Utah Courts Xchange system provides access to public district and justice court case information.
Search public district and justice court case information. Online access may involve fees.
Open official Xchange information →Utah Courts explains where public case information may be searched at courthouse terminals without an online subscription.
Find courthouse search options →How to search a Davis County criminal case
- Open the official Utah Courts Xchange page.
- Review the available access options and fees.
- Choose district court, justice court, or both, as appropriate.
- Set the search scope to Davis County or the relevant court.
- Enter the defendant’s name or known case number.
- Review the matching case records and select the correct person.
- Check hearings, filed documents, judgments, and case outcomes.
- Contact the court clerk for official copies or clarification.
Which court handles the charge?
Utah district courts generally handle felonies and class A misdemeanors. Justice courts handle many class B and C misdemeanors, traffic cases, and infractions. The arresting agency and offense location may affect the appropriate court.
Is Xchange free?
Online Xchange access generally involves fees. Utah Courts also provides free public Xchange access at most district courthouses and the Utah State Law Library. Confirm availability before traveling. People searching for cases in which they are a party may be able to use the free MyCase service.
Are sealed or expunged cases displayed?
No. Utah Courts states that sealed, expunged, and other nonpublic case records are not displayed in public Xchange results.
Davis County Jail Visitation Hours, Appointments & Rules
Davis County Correctional Facility offers remote online visits and on-site video visits. All public visits are by appointment and must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through NCIC.
Available daily during published time windows. Subject to a fee, with up to two scheduled visits per day depending on availability.
Schedule through NCIC →Free by appointment. The Sheriff’s Office lists two 25-minute visits per inmate per week, subject to its visitation rules.
Review county visiting rules →Official remote online visiting hours
| Days | Visiting Time |
|---|---|
| Every day | 9:00 AM–11:30 AM |
| Every day | 12:30 PM–5:00 PM |
| Every day | 7:00 PM–9:00 PM |
Official on-site video visiting hours
| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 2:00 PM–5:00 PM; 7:00 PM–8:00 PM |
| Monday | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 1:00 PM–5:00 PM; 7:00 PM–9:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM |
| Thursday–Saturday | No on-site visits |
The county also lists no on-site visits on Thanksgiving or Christmas. Schedules can change because of security, court appearances, or facility operations. Confirm your appointment through NCIC before traveling.
How to schedule a Davis County Jail visit
Who can visit?
- Public visits are limited to two adults or one adult with two children.
- Minors must be accompanied by a parent or documented legal guardian.
- Unrelated minors are not permitted to visit.
- Adults must show valid government identification.
- People incarcerated at the facility during the past calendar year may face restrictions, with specified family exceptions.
- Visits may be delayed, denied, or terminated for operational or security reasons.
How do attorneys or professional visitors schedule?
Professional visitors must register and obtain approval. The county advises allowing at least 48 business hours for review, excluding weekends and holidays. Professional visiting generally takes place Monday–Friday, 8:45 AM–2:30 PM, excluding holidays. Contact Jail Administration at 801-451-4299 or jailadmin@daviscountyutah.gov.
Davis County Jail Inmate Phone Calls, Tablets & Messaging
Davis County Correctional Facility uses NCIC Inmate Communications for inmate telephone communication and digital tablet messaging. The Sheriff’s Office identifies the NCIC website, app, and telephone support as available account options.
Provider: NCIC Inmate Communications
Website: NCIC.com
Customer Service: 800-943-2189
Available services: Inmate telephone calls, digital messages, and video visitation.
How to set up inmate calls or messages
- Confirm the inmate’s name and custody location.
- Visit NCIC.com or use the NCIC app.
- Create an account and select the correct correctional facility.
- Follow the account verification and inmate-selection instructions.
- Review charges and payment requirements before funding the account.
- Wait for any required approval before attempting to communicate.
Can I call an inmate using the jail’s main number?
Do not assume the main jail line transfers personal calls directly to inmates. Use the approved NCIC calling service for routine communication.
Are calls and messages private?
Ordinary correctional communications may be monitored or recorded under facility policy. Attorneys should use the approved professional and confidential communication procedures.
How long does communication approval take?
The Sheriff’s Office says approval for NCIC communications, including visits and electronic messages, may take up to 48 hours, excluding weekends.
Davis County Jail Commissary & Inmate Money Deposits
Davis County officially identifies Team3.InmateCanteen.com for commissary deposits and gift packs. Online deposits may be made using Mastercard or Visa credit/debit cards.
Online deposit: Team3.InmateCanteen.com
Correctional Facility lobby kiosk: 800 West State Street, Farmington, UT 84025
Work Release Center lobby kiosk: 883 West Clark Lane, Farmington, UT 84025
Accepted kiosk payments: Cash, Mastercard, or Visa credit/debit cards.
Deposit timing: The Sheriff’s Office states that online deposits generally become available within 24 hours.
How to deposit money
What can inmates buy?
The county lists snack foods, writing paper, stamped envelopes, toiletries, playing cards, greeting cards, art materials, and personal hygiene products as examples of commissary items.
When do inmates order commissary?
The county says inmates generally order once per week, with exceptions for weekends and legal holidays. Money must be credited before the applicable housing unit’s order deadline.
Can I buy a gift pack?
Yes. The Sheriff’s Office lists commissary gift packs through Team3.InmateCanteen.com, subject to current eligibility and available products.
Davis County Jail Inmate Mailing Address & Mail Rules
Davis County has specific rules for personal inmate mail. The Sheriff’s Office states that ordinary inmate mail must be in postcard form and sent through the United States Postal Service. Letters on standard paper and mail dropped off at the correctional facility are not accepted under the published general-mail rules.
Davis County Correctional Facility
P.O. Box 130
Farmington, UT 84025
Important: Include the inmate’s booking number and your complete return address. Ask the facility about any separate legal-mail procedure before sending privileged correspondence.
How to send an approved postcard
Can I send photographs?
Photographs must be sent directly from a photo-printing company, not from a personal address. The county specifies 4-by-6-inch prints on standard photo paper and a maximum of 10 photographs in an inmate’s possession. Content restrictions apply.
Can I send books?
Books must be new paperback copies sent directly from a bookstore or publisher. The Sheriff’s Office specifies a maximum size of 8.5 by 11 inches, a maximum thickness of two inches, and no more than five books received at one time.
Are magazines and newspapers permitted?
Periodicals must be subscriptions sent directly from the publisher. The county allows a maximum of two subscriptions and only one newspaper per inmate, subject to its current policy.
What happens to rejected mail?
The Sheriff’s Office states that denied mail is returned to the sender with an explanation. Mail received after release may also be returned, and unclaimed mail may be destroyed after the applicable holding period.
Davis County Jail Personal Property & Medication Drop-Off
During booking, an inmate’s belongings are placed in a secure property area. Procedures for releasing property to another person depend on facility authorization and whether the item is ordinary personal property or evidence held by an investigating agency.
How to ask about property release
- Identify the inmate and the specific property item.
- Call the correctional facility at 801-451-4200.
- Ask whether the item is held as inmate property or law enforcement evidence.
- Confirm whether the inmate must authorize release.
- Ask about pickup location, required identification, and available hours.
- Do not travel until the facility confirms the property is ready.
Can I bring prescription medication or eyeglasses?
The Sheriff’s Office says eyeglasses, contact lenses, and prescription medications may be brought to the correctional facility lobby during regular business hours, but medications require approval by medical staff. Call before bringing anything, especially medication that is urgently needed.
What if police seized the property as evidence?
Evidence may remain under an investigative or court hold. Contact the arresting or investigating agency for the applicable release process rather than assuming the jail can return it.
Davis County Jail Release Information & Utah VINE Alerts
The Sheriff’s Office states that it does not provide specific release dates and times for the safety and security of incarcerated individuals. Court-authorized releases and bail releases occur after the required processing.
Utah also offers VINE, a free custody notification service that can provide information and alerts for participating Utah prisons and jails.
Official information: Utah Courts — VINE
Registration: VINELink.com
Telephone: 877-884-8463
Eligible notifications may include release, transfer, or escape. Verify the correct person and participating custody record before relying on an alert.
Open VINELink ↗How to register for release notifications
- Open VINELink and choose Utah.
- Search for the person by name or available identifier.
- Confirm the correct custody record.
- Select the notification registration option.
- Choose an available telephone or email notification method.
- Complete registration and save any confirmation details.
- Keep your contact information updated.
Will VINE tell me the exact time someone will leave jail?
Do not assume so. Davis County does not provide precise release times, and automated notifications may not cover every circumstance. Use VINE as an additional information tool, not a guarantee of real-time notice.
Davis County Correctional Facility Address, Phone & Map
Farmington, UT 84025
Jail: 801-451-4200
Visiting / Jail Administration: 801-451-4299
Get directions to the jail →Farmington, UT 84025
Main telephone: 801-451-4100
Administrative office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.
Official Sheriff’s Office →Map of Davis County Jail in Farmington, Utah
Is the inmate mailing address the same as the physical jail address?
No. The facility is physically located at 800 West State Street, but the official inmate mailing address is P.O. Box 130, Farmington, UT 84025. Ordinary inmate mail must be sent by USPS under the county’s rules.
Can I visit the jail without an appointment?
Do not assume walk-in public visitation is available. The county requires appointments scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through NCIC.
Official Davis County Jail & Utah Inmate Resources
Current inmate names, booking dates, and inmate details.
Open official roster →Visiting schedules, mail rules, communication, commissary, and bail.
Read official inmate policies →Agency contact information and public safety services.
Visit Sheriff’s Office →Official answers about custody, bail, and commissary deposits.
Read sheriff’s FAQ →Officially listed provider for phone, messaging, and video visits.
Open NCIC →Officially listed commissary and eligible bail payment platform.
Open Inmate Canteen →Public district and justice court case information.
Search court records →Free custody information and notification registration.
View VINE information →Source verification: Official Davis County Sheriff’s Office, Davis County Correctional Facility inmate information and FAQ, Utah Courts, and Utah victim notification resources. Jail policies, vendor fees, visiting availability, and individual custody records can change; always check the linked official pages before taking action.
Davis County Jail Roster — 10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I search the Davis County Jail roster in Utah?
Visit the official Davis County Sheriff’s Inmate Roster at daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff/inmate-roster. Use the Find by name search, compare the available booking information, and select Inmate Details for the correct person. Call 801-451-4200 if the roster is unavailable or current custody needs confirmation.
2. Where is Davis County Correctional Facility located?
Davis County Correctional Facility is at 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025. The jail telephone number is 801-451-4200, and the Sheriff’s Office main line is 801-451-4100.
3. Does the Davis County Jail roster show bookings and criminal charges?
Yes. The official roster lists booking dates, names, gender, age, and links to individual inmate details. The Sheriff’s Office identifies the roster as a source for available charges and bail information. A booking or charge does not establish a conviction.
4. Can I find Davis County Jail mugshots online?
Open the inmate’s record through the official roster and check whether a booking photograph is publicly displayed. Photos are not guaranteed for every record. If an image is unavailable, contact the Sheriff’s Office about its records request procedures.
5. How do I post bail for a Davis County inmate?
First confirm bail eligibility and the current amount through the official roster or jail. Davis County lists Team3.InmateCanteen.com for eligible online bail payments, along with lobby kiosks, certain mailed payments, court payments, and bond services. Never pay an unsolicited caller claiming to offer early release.
6. What are the Davis County Jail visiting hours?
Remote online visits are listed daily from 9:00–11:30 AM, 12:30–5:00 PM, and 7:00–9:00 PM. On-site video visits are available during specified Sunday–Wednesday periods. All visits require an appointment at least 24 hours in advance through NCIC. Check the official schedule before visiting.
7. How do I call or send messages to a Davis County inmate?
Use NCIC Inmate Communications at NCIC.com or call 800-943-2189 for account assistance. The facility uses NCIC for inmate telephone calls, tablet messaging, and video visitation. Account or communication approval may take up to 48 hours, excluding weekends.
8. How do I send money to a Davis County Jail inmate?
Use the Sheriff’s officially listed provider, Team3.InmateCanteen.com, or an approved lobby kiosk at the correctional facility or work release center. The county says online deposits generally become available within 24 hours. Verify the inmate and any fees before paying.
9. What is the Davis County Jail inmate mailing address?
Address approved inmate postcards to the inmate’s first and last name and booking number, Davis County Correctional Facility, P.O. Box 130, Farmington, UT 84025. Ordinary inmate mail must be sent through USPS and follow the Sheriff’s postcard-only and content restrictions.
10. How can I check a Davis County inmate’s court case or release status?
Use Utah Courts Xchange for available public criminal case information. Davis County does not provide exact release dates and times. Utah VINE provides eligible custody notifications through VINELink or by calling 877-884-8463. Contact the jail for urgent custody questions.