Davis County Booking Releases Lookup

Davis County booking releases are managed by the sheriff's office in Farmington, Utah. With over 360,000 residents, Davis County is one of the most populated counties in the state. The Davis County Jail processes thousands of bookings each year. The sheriff's office offers an online inmate roster that shows current jail inmates in real time. For historical records, GRAMA requests give you access to past booking releases in Davis County. This page covers every way to search, request, and track booking data in Davis County.

Davis County Sheriff Inmate Roster

The Davis County Sheriff's Office runs the jail at 800 West State Street in Farmington. The office employs over 300 people. The jail can hold more than 750 inmates at a time. Call (801) 451-4200 for general questions. The jail line is (801) 451-4255.

Davis County provides a searchable inmate roster at daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff. You can look up inmates by name or booking number. Each entry shows the charges, booking date, bond amount, and housing assignment. The roster updates in real time. New bookings and releases appear within hours.

The Davis County inmate roster is one of the most complete in Utah. It gives the public quick access to current booking data.

For a direct link to the inmate list, visit daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff/inmate-roster. This page lets you search, sort, and view details for every person currently in the Davis County Jail.

The inmate roster shows active bookings only. Released inmates drop off the list.

Davis County Booking Release Requests

Under Utah Code 63G-2, booking records in Davis County are public. You can request them through a GRAMA filing. Davis County accepts requests online, in person at 800 West State Street, by mail, or by email at records@daviscountyutah.gov. Include the subject's name and arrest date. A booking number or report number will speed up the search.

Davis County must respond within 10 business days. The records division processes thousands of requests each year. Simple booking release requests often come back well before the deadline. For complex requests or those involving video, more time may be needed.

Fees in Davis County follow the state schedule:

• Paper copies: $0.25 per page
• Certified copies: $5.00 per document
• Staff research: $20.00 per hour (first 15 minutes free)
• Police reports: $15.00 each
• Mugshots: $5.00 each
• Body camera video: $33.00 base plus $46.00 per hour for redaction

Davis County takes cash, check, money order, and credit or debit cards.

What Davis County Booking Records Include

A Davis County booking record covers personal details, arrest facts, and charges. The record lists the person's name, aliases, date of birth, and physical description. Tattoos, scars, and other marks are noted. The arresting agency, officer, and arrest location are all documented.

Charges show the Utah Code section, classification, and bond amount. The booking number serves as the unique identifier for that arrest. Mugshots are taken from multiple angles. Fingerprints go into the state and national systems. A property inventory lists what the person had at the time of booking in Davis County.

Private information gets redacted before Davis County releases records to the public. Social Security numbers, medical screening results, and certain personal data stay out of the copies you receive. Everything else is available under GRAMA in Davis County.

Note: Davis County booking photos are subject to Utah Code 17-22-30, which limits publication before a conviction.

Davis County Court Records and Alerts

The Second District Court handles felonies and serious cases from Davis County. Justice courts in Layton, Bountiful, Kaysville, and other cities deal with lesser charges. After a booking in Davis County, the court process creates its own records.

Search Davis County court cases online at utcourts.gov/xchange. Enter a name to see charges, hearings, and outcomes. The system is free for basic searches. For copies of court documents, contact the Second District Court clerk.

Davis County is also part of the VINE system. Register for free at vinelink.com or call 877-894-8463. Choose phone, email, or text alerts. VINE notifies you when someone's custody status changes in Davis County. Bookings, releases, and transfers all trigger alerts. Your registration stays confidential.

BCI at bci.utah.gov holds the statewide criminal history. Every Davis County booking feeds into their database. A check costs $15 to $20. The DOC offender search at corrections.utah.gov/offender-search tracks anyone sent to state prison from Davis County.

Davis County Jail Intake Process

The Davis County Jail uses a structured intake process for every booking. Arriving inmates go through identity checks, medical screening, and classification. Staff enter charges, take photos, and capture fingerprints. A warrant check runs through NCIC and UCJIS. The entire process takes one to two hours at the Davis County facility.

Davis County classifies inmates by risk level. General population, protective custody, and administrative segregation are the main housing options. The jail assigns beds based on classification results. The facility serves both men and women in separate units. With over 750 beds, the Davis County Jail is among the larger county detention centers in Utah.

Cities in Davis County

Davis County has several cities with their own police departments. All jail bookings go through the Davis County Jail in Farmington.

Layton is the largest city in Davis County. Each city's police force makes arrests, but all bookings route through the Davis County Jail. Contact Layton Police at (801) 336-3480 for city-specific records.

Nearby Counties

Davis County sits between Salt Lake County to the south and Weber County to the north along the Wasatch Front. An arrest near a county border may have been booked into a neighboring jail.

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