Search the Davis County Jail Roster, Booking Records & Court Case
The Davis County Sheriff’s Office publishes an official inmate roster for people currently in its custody. Use that roster for current jail status, booking dates and available charge information. If you specifically want a mugshot, note that Davis County does not display inmate booking photographs on its public roster.
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Where to find Davis County inmates and recent bookings
This article covers Davis County, Utah. The county jail and Sheriff’s Office are in Farmington. If your search concerns a different Davis County or another jurisdiction, the Utah roster will not be the correct source.
A jail roster answers a custody question. It is not the same as a complete criminal-history report, police narrative or final court disposition. For those questions, move to the agency or court that maintains the underlying record.
How to search the official Davis County jail roster
The Sheriff’s roster is designed for current custody research. Its search interface provides name fields and the roster itself is organized around booking records.
Open the Sheriff’s official inmate roster
Go directly to Davis County’s government website rather than starting with a commercial mugshot directory or copied arrest list.
Search the person’s name
Use the person’s legal name as accurately as possible. If the first search produces no useful match, check spelling before assuming the person is not in custody.
Compare more than the name
Open the inmate details and compare available identifiers such as age, gender, booking date and arresting agency. Similar names can belong to different people.
Read the charge and custody information carefully
Treat the roster as booking and detention information. It should not be used as proof that a person was convicted of a listed charge.
Switch sources if you need the case outcome
Use the appropriate Utah court source if you need hearings, filed documents, judgments or the result of the criminal case.
Why Davis County mugshots do not appear on the public jail roster
This is the most important difference between Davis County and many other county-jail systems. Davis County’s current inmate detail page states that inmate photos can no longer be provided on the public website. It also identifies booking photographs as protected records under Utah’s Government Records Access and Management Act.
That means a search for “Davis County jail roster mugshots” may still lead you to the correct official roster, but you should not expect a public mugshot gallery on the county website.
What you can still find
- Names of people shown in current custody
- Booking date
- Age and gender where displayed
- Arresting agency
- Charge information on inmate details
Use a records request when appropriate
The Sheriff’s FAQ directs people seeking booking photos or other public records to submit an online Davis County records request. Release remains subject to Utah law and GRAMA classification.
What information can appear in a Davis County inmate record?
The roster list and individual detail pages provide different levels of information. The visible roster is useful for identifying a booking; the detail page provides more context about the individual custody record.
| Field or record | What it helps answer | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Booking date | When the person was processed into the jail system | Does not establish when the alleged offense occurred. |
| Name | Identifies the person listed in the custody record | Verify other details when the name is common. |
| Age / gender | Helps distinguish similar names | Should not be used as the only identity check. |
| Arresting agency | Identifies the law-enforcement agency connected with the booking | The arresting agency may hold separate incident or police reports. |
| Charge information | Shows allegations associated with the booking record | Charges can change after booking. |
| Booking photo | Would visually identify a jail booking | Davis County does not display inmate booking photos on the public roster. |
The county also warns that its public roster is informational and should not be treated as a legal document or a substitute for the underlying official record.
What if the person is not on the Davis County roster?
A failed current-roster search does not prove that the person was never arrested in Davis County. The roster is primarily a current-custody tool.
| Situation | Possible explanation | Next source |
|---|---|---|
| Recently released person | The person may no longer appear as a current inmate. | Use a Davis County records request or Utah court records. |
| Transferred inmate | The person may now be in another jail or a state correctional facility. | Check the receiving jurisdiction or Utah Department of Corrections. |
| Old booking | A current jail roster is not an unlimited historical arrest archive. | Use records-request and court systems. |
| Name does not match | The booking may use a different spelling, middle name or legal name. | Recheck known identifying information before contacting the agency. |
| You need a mugshot | The public roster no longer displays inmate booking photos. | Use the Sheriff’s GRAMA records-request route where legally applicable. |
| You need the criminal case result | The jail record ends at the custody stage. | Use Utah Courts Xchange or the responsible court. |
The Sheriff’s inmate detail page also states that information concerning people who are no longer in Davis County custody may be available through a records request.
How to request a booking photo, police report or other Davis County record
Utah uses the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA) for access to state and local government records. Davis County maintains an online public-record request system, and the Sheriff’s FAQ directs requests for booking photos and other law-enforcement records through that process.
$10 processing fee
The Sheriff’s current FAQ lists a $10 processing fee for a police report and $0.25 per page for other documentation. If a request is unusually large, the agency may provide an estimate.
Up to 10 working days
The Sheriff’s FAQ states that GRAMA provides up to 10 working days to provide requested records or issue a denial. A denial should state the reason and provide appeal information.
What the Sheriff says you need for a police report
The current Sheriff’s FAQ instructs requesters to complete the records form and provide current government-issued photo identification. Examples listed by the Sheriff include a state driver’s license, Utah identification card or U.S. passport.
A victim or the subject of a record may qualify to receive information that is not available to every member of the public, depending on the record and GRAMA classification.
How to check the court case after a Davis County booking
Do not use the jail roster as the final source for the criminal case. Davis County has both justice-court and district-court functions, and the correct court depends on the type of case.
Davis County Justice Court
The county says its Justice Court handles class B and C misdemeanors, county or municipal ordinance matters, infractions and certain other limited-jurisdiction cases.
Davis Justice Complex, Courtroom #2800 West State Street
Farmington, UT 84025
Main: 801-451-4488
Farmington District Court
The county directs felony and class A misdemeanor matters to District Court, along with other district-court case types.
800 West State StreetFarmington, UT 84025
Main: 801-447-3800
Utah Courts Xchange public case search
Utah Courts Xchange provides public case information that can include parties, judges, attorneys, filed documents, hearings, judgments and the outcome of completed public cases. Sealed, expunged and certain private case types are not displayed.
Current published fee: $10.
Current one-time-use rate: $0.20 per search.
Current published rate: $1 per document where available.
Davis County Correctional Facility contact information
Davis County Sheriff’s Office / Correctional Facility
800 West State StreetFarmington, Utah 84025
Administration: 801-451-4100
Non-emergency: 801-451-4150
Fax: 801-451-4225
Correctional Facility mailing address
Inmate Name & Booking NumberDavis County Correctional Facility
P.O. Box 130
Farmington, UT 84025
The Sheriff’s general office hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Jail and custody operations are different from administrative lobby hours, so use the correct service contact for the task you need.
Visiting, phone calls, messaging and inmate mail
Davis County Correctional Facility currently offers both online visits from home and onsite video-monitor visits. The Sheriff’s inmate-information page also publishes identification and conduct rules for visitors.
Visitor identification
Visitors are required to produce picture identification. The Sheriff’s current guidance lists a valid driver’s license, state identification card or another government-issued photo ID.
Phone and digital communication
Phone and digital communication services are currently handled through NCIC Inmate Communications. The Sheriff’s site notes that communication approvals, including visiting and e-messaging, may take up to 48 hours excluding weekends.
Mail rules
The jail requires inmate correspondence to be sent through the U.S. Postal Service. Its published mail rules state that ordinary mail must be in postcard form, include a complete return address and comply with restrictions on content and substances.
Commissary deposits and bail
The Davis County Sheriff’s Office currently uses Team3.InmateCanteen.com for online commissary deposits and eligible online bail payments. The jail changed away from JailATM in 2026, so older guides that still direct visitors to JailATM are outdated.
Online or lobby deposit
The Sheriff’s current guidance allows eligible online deposits by credit or debit card and also lists lobby kiosks at the Correctional Facility and Work Release Center.
Court determines bail
The Sheriff states that bail is determined by the courts. When bail is allowed, eligible inmates may be bailed out around the clock, although processing can take time.
The jail’s public inmate information says bail details are available through the inmate roster. Depending on the case, payment may also be possible through a court or licensed bond service.
When to use Utah Department of Corrections instead
The Davis County jail roster and the Utah Department of Corrections offender search cover different custody systems.
Use Davis County for
- Current Davis County jail custody
- Recent local bookings still shown on the roster
- County inmate services
- Davis County Sheriff’s records requests
Use Utah DOC for
- People currently incarcerated by Utah Department of Corrections
- People on Utah probation or parole
- State offender searches using a name or UDC ID
Utah DOC specifically warns that people awaiting trial or who have not yet been sentenced and are housed in county jails will not appear in its offender search.
Choose the correct Davis County record
| Your question | Best starting source | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Is someone currently in Davis County Jail? | Sheriff Inmate Roster | Designed around current county custody. |
| When was the person booked? | Sheriff Inmate Roster | Roster entries display booking dates. |
| I want the mugshot. | Davis County records request | Booking photos are not displayed on the public roster. |
| I need the police report. | Sheriff / responsible law-enforcement agency records process | The jail record is not the investigative report. |
| What happened in court? | Utah Courts Xchange / appropriate court | Courts maintain later case activity and outcomes. |
| The person is now in state prison. | Utah Department of Corrections | State prison custody is separate from county jail custody. |
Related arrest and booking search help
Primary official sources
Current custody, booking dates, inmate details and public-roster disclaimer.
daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff/inmate-roster
Intake, visiting, mail, communication, commissary, bail and other jail-service rules.
Official inmate information
Police-report requests, public-record fees, GRAMA timing and booking-photo request guidance.
Sheriff FAQ
County GRAMA information and records-request route.
Davis County public records
Local court jurisdiction, contact information, calendars and criminal/traffic resources.
Davis County Justice Court
Public Utah court-case information and document access.
Utah Courts Xchange information
State incarceration, probation and parole offender search.
Utah DOC Offender Search
Davis County jail roster and mugshot FAQ
Where can I search the Davis County, Utah jail roster?
Use the Davis County Sheriff’s Office official Inmate Roster. It lists people shown in current county custody and provides links to inmate details.
Does the Davis County roster show mugshots?
No. The Sheriff’s current inmate detail page states that inmate photos can no longer be provided on the public website. Booking-photo access is handled separately under Utah law and GRAMA.
How often is the Davis County inmate roster updated?
The Sheriff’s inmate-detail page currently states that the page is updated every 15 minutes. Very recent custody changes can still require direct verification with the agency.
What information can I find in the Davis County roster?
The public roster can show booking date, name, gender, age and a link to inmate details. Detail information can include the arresting agency and charge information.
How can I request a Davis County booking photo?
The Sheriff’s FAQ directs booking-photo requests through the Davis County online records-request process. Release depends on Utah law and the applicable GRAMA record classification.
How much does a Davis County police report cost?
The Sheriff’s current FAQ lists a $10 processing fee per police report and $0.25 per page for other documentation. A larger request may require an estimate.
How long can a Davis County GRAMA request take?
The Sheriff’s FAQ states that GRAMA provides up to 10 working days to provide the requested records or a denial. If denied, the requester should receive a reason and information about appeal options.
Where is Davis County Jail located?
The Davis County Sheriff’s Office and Correctional Facility are located at 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025. The Sheriff’s main administrative number is 801-451-4100.
Where can I check a Davis County criminal court case?
Utah Courts Xchange provides public case-search information. Davis County Justice Court handles certain lower-level offenses, while District Court handles matters including felonies and class A misdemeanors.
What if someone moved from Davis County Jail to Utah state custody?
Use the Utah Department of Corrections Offender Search for people currently incarcerated by Utah DOC or under Utah probation or parole supervision.
Before relying on a jail record
Confirm the person’s identity using more than a matching name. Treat the Davis County roster as a custody and booking resource, use the records process when you need protected or historical material, and use court records when the final case status matters.
Official government sources reviewed for this build. USA-Mugshots.com is an independent information website and is not Davis County, the Davis County Sheriff’s Office, Utah State Courts or the Utah Department of Corrections.