Uinta County Jail Roster: Inmate Search, Bookings & Mugshots

Official Uinta County Jail Roster

The Uinta County Sheriff’s Office publishes a current inmate list through its official inmate roster service. The report is a PDF rather than a standard searchable database with separate inmate profile pages.

Open the file and use your browser’s search feature to locate a person by name. The current report may contain inmate photographs, identification numbers, booking details, custody classifications, and bond entries.

How to Search the Uinta County Jail Roster

Follow these steps to find an inmate in the official Uinta County jail records.

1. Open the official report. Visit the current inmate list maintained by the Sheriff’s Office.
2. Check the report date. Look for the date printed on the PDF to understand when that particular roster was generated.
3. Search the last name. On a computer, press Ctrl+F (Windows) or Command+F (Mac). On a phone, use the browser’s Find in Page or document-search option.
4. Match the correct person. Compare the full name and inmate number. Do not assume that two people with similar names are the same individual.
5. Review the booking entry. Look for booking date, custody disposition, and available bond information.
6. Confirm important details. Call 307-783-1020 for current custody, release, or bond questions before making arrangements.

For a broader search, start with only the surname. If the name is difficult to locate, try a different spelling or the person’s other legally used name.

Uinta County Jail Booking Records and Daily Arrests

Booking is the administrative process used when a person is admitted to jail. It typically includes identity verification, recording the arrest or detention reason, documenting personal property, and completing required intake procedures.

The Uinta County active roster is primarily designed to show people currently held at the detention center. It should not be treated as a complete daily booking archive.

Information You May Find in a Booking Record

A booking date is not the same as an arrest date in every situation. The charge description, filing status, and final disposition may require separate court records.

How to Check Recent Bookings

1. Open the official current inmate PDF.
2. Identify entries with recent booking dates.
3. Check the booking disposition for each relevant entry.
4. Call the detention center if you need confirmation of a same-day arrest or a person who does not yet appear.

Because the report is a current-inmate list, people released earlier may no longer appear. Historical booking information may require a records request to the appropriate government agency.

Uinta County Jail Mugshots: How to Find Booking Photos

The official Uinta County inmate roster can display booking photographs beside inmate records. Availability depends on the published version of the PDF and whether an image is included for the relevant person.

1. Visit the official inmate roster PDF.
2. Find the person’s name using the document search function.
3. Look beside the matching booking entry for a photograph.
4. Verify the inmate number before associating a photograph with a person.

If no mugshot is visible, it does not prove that a photograph was never taken. Contact the Sheriff’s Office about whether a particular booking photograph is publicly available and what records-request procedures apply.

Why Is an Inmate Not Showing on the Uinta County Roster?

Not finding a name does not automatically mean the person was never arrested or is no longer detained.

Common explanations include a recent booking that has not appeared in the published report, a release, a transfer, a different spelling, detention in another jurisdiction, or a record that is not publicly displayed.

What to Do Next

1. Check the last name and possible spelling variations.
2. Make sure the roster PDF is the latest available version.
3. Call the Uinta County Detention Center at 307-783-1020.
4. If the person may be in state prison, consult the Wyoming Department of Corrections.
5. For federal prison custody, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator.

If someone was arrested outside Uinta County, the neighboring county’s jail or another law-enforcement agency may hold the relevant booking record.

Uinta County Jail Bond, Bail and Release Information

The official Uinta County bond-information page explains that bond amounts can be found on the active inmate roster or confirmed by calling the detention center.

Before attempting to post bond, confirm the current amount, bond type, case requirements, and acceptable payment method.

Understanding Bond Types

Steps to Check or Post Bond

1. Find the inmate on the current roster.
2. Review any listed bond amount and type.
3. Call 307-783-1020 to confirm the amount and current eligibility for release.
4. Ask whether the bond must be cash-only or may be handled through an approved surety.
5. Use only a payment method accepted by the jail or court.
6. Confirm that the payment has been received and ask whether additional holds affect release.

The detention center directs users to JailATM for eligible online cash-bond transactions. If a bond is paid online, the county instructs the payer to contact the detention center.

See the official Uinta County Bond Information page for current requirements and the county’s published bond-agency information.

Uinta County Jail Visitation Schedule and Rules

The Uinta County Detention Center uses NCIC Inmate Communications for off-site video visitation. Visitors connect using a compatible computer or mobile device rather than attending a standard in-person visitation session.

How to Schedule a Visit

1. Open the NCIC video-visitation portal.
2. Create or sign in to your visitor account.
3. Locate the Uinta County Detention Center and the person you want to visit.
4. Choose an available time at least 24 hours in advance.
5. Complete the provider’s identity verification and any applicable payment requirements.
6. Join the approved video session on time.

Visits are recorded and may be monitored. Confirm the current visiting rules with the facility before scheduling, especially if a visit involves a minor or requires special accommodations.

Inmate Phone Calls and Electronic Messages

According to the county’s inmate communications policy, inmates cannot receive incoming personal phone calls. Outgoing calls may be made as collect calls or through purchased phone time.

The jail uses NCIC Inmate Communications for its telephone services. Friends and family can contact the provider for account setup and support.

The detention center also provides electronic inmate messaging through NCIC. The county’s March 11, 2026 communications update lists a charge of $0.25 per standard message and $0.35 per picture or document message. Prices may change, so check the provider’s current checkout amount before paying.

The jail does not accept telephone messages intended for inmates. Calls and non-privileged communications may be recorded or monitored.

How to Send Mail to a Uinta County Inmate

Uinta County changed its ordinary inmate-mail process effective March 1, 2026. Most non-legal mail is sent to an off-site processing address and delivered electronically to the inmate after processing.

Non-Legal Inmate Mailing Address

The mailing address must include the inmate’s name, Sheriff’s Office inmate number, and the sender’s return address.

Important Mail Restrictions

• Regular mail is limited to five pages.
• Paper size must meet the facility’s stated 8.5-by-11-inch limit.
• Only the front side of mailed pages is processed.
• A maximum of one photograph is permitted per mailing.
• Do not send money orders or cashier’s checks through the mail-processing address.
• Legal and medical mail must be sent to the detention facility under its separate guidelines.
• Books and certain publications must follow separate facility delivery rules.

For legal correspondence, use the physical detention center address after confirming the correct addressing instructions with staff. Do not send privileged legal documents to the general mail-scanning address.

Read the official inmate communications and mail policy before sending anything.

Uinta County Jail Commissary and Inmate Money Deposits

Commissary allows eligible inmates to purchase approved items using available funds. Uinta County identifies Summit Commissary Food Service as its commissary provider.

The county reports that commissary orders are usually submitted on Sunday evenings and delivered on Tuesdays, although operational schedules may change.

How to Add Money to an Inmate Account

1. Confirm the person’s full name and inmate number.
2. Visit JailATM and locate the appropriate facility.
3. Follow the provider’s account and deposit instructions.
4. Review the total payment and any transaction fees.
5. Save the confirmation for your records.

Uinta County also describes a Summit ATM in the facility’s front lobby that accepts cash and specified payment cards. The county says money orders and cashier’s checks are accepted only through the Sheriff’s Office lobby, not by mail.

JailATM may also offer care-pack purchases. Availability, product selections, eligibility, and fees can vary.

Review the official Commissary and Money instructions.

Uinta County Detention Center Address, Phone and Directions

The detention facility is in Evanston, Wyoming, and is operated by the Uinta County Sheriff’s Office. It serves the county’s local detention needs, including individuals arrested in the Evanston and Bridger Valley areas.

Jail Location Map

Open directions in Google Maps

Call ahead before visiting the property for bond transactions, administrative business, legal visits, or property pickup. The published video-visitation hours are not the same as the public lobby’s operating hours.

How to Find Uinta County Criminal Court Records

Jail records and court records provide different information. The inmate roster helps establish current custody and booking details, while court records may identify filed charges, hearings, motions, judgments, and case outcomes.

For court information, begin with the Wyoming Judicial Branch. Identify the correct court based on the case type and the details available from the docket, charging documents, or jail.

1. Collect the person’s correct legal name and any known case number.
2. Identify whether the matter is handled by a circuit, district, or municipal court.
3. Use the Wyoming Judicial Branch’s available court information and records resources.
4. Contact the appropriate clerk to verify hearing dates, access rules, and document fees.

A charge appearing during booking may be different from the final charge filed or resolved in court. A pending accusation does not establish criminal guilt.

Wyoming Inmate Release and Custody Notifications

People who need notice of a custody change can check Wyoming’s victim notification resources. Uinta County describes the statewide VINE service as a way to obtain custody information and request notifications about release, transfer, or other status changes.

Visit VINELink to check supported custody-notification options, or consult the Uinta County Victim/Witness Coordination program.

Notification enrollment is a useful additional step, but anyone making time-sensitive safety decisions should independently verify information with the responsible agency.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Uinta County Jail Roster

Official Uinta County Inmate Resources

Use these government and provider links for the latest operational information:

• Uinta County Current Inmate Roster
• Uinta County Detention Center
• Inmate Phone, Mail and Visitation Rules
• Commissary and Deposits
• Official Bond Information
• Wyoming Judicial Branch
• Wyoming Department of Corrections
• VINELink Custody Notifications