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Iron County, UT Arrests & Jail Inmate Records

How To Search Iron County Arrest Records

On average, about 100,000 arrests are made in Utah each year, with about 1,500 of them occurring in Iron County. Utah's Government Record Access and Management Act allows public access to records created and kept by government entities, including arrest records. Depending on the agency, copies of Iron's arrest records cost between $0.25 and $15.

However, certain arrest records are not publicly accessible due to security or privacy concerns. Typically, members of the public cannot access records of juvenile arrests, expunged records, records involving ongoing investigations, and medical records. These records are only accessible by authorized officials, such as police enforcement officers, judicial officers, the individuals named on the records, their legal representatives, and the Iron County Attorney's Office.

How To Look Up Iron County Arrest Records

Some agencies, such as the county sheriff's office, local police departments, and the state's law enforcement agencies, provide access to Iron County arrest records.

Sheriff Arrest Records

The Iron County Sheriff's Office generates and maintains arrest records in the county. Requests for the county's arrest records can be sent to the Sheriff's Office by mail, fax, or in person at:

Iron County Sheriff's Office 2132 North Main

Cedar City, UT 84721 Phone: (435) 86-7500

Fax: (435) 867-7539

In addition, the Sheriff's Office allows the public to access the Current Inmate Roster portal, where details of persons incarcerated in the county are displayed.

Police Arrest Records

Police arrest records may be accessed from various police departments operating in the county. It is important to ascertain where an arrest occurred before making a request. Typically, the arrestee's name, location of the arrest, and date of arrest will be required when making a request. There may also be applicable fees for copies, which vary depending on the department. In addition, some Police Departments in the County provide online platforms for accessing their arrest and incident logs. Major Police Departments in the county include the following:

Utah State Police

The Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) under the Utah Department of Public Safety provides access to criminal records statewide. Only authorized entities such as record owners, those authorized by them, criminal justice agencies, and certain non-criminal justice organizations are allowed to access criminal records from the BCI.

Eligible persons can request criminal records by mail or in person. Persons who are making in-person requests must go to the BCI office during business hours with a valid ID and a $15 fee. Mail-in requesters must download and complete the Criminal History Record Application form. They must then send the completed form and applicable fees to the BCI at:

Department of Public Safety

Bureau of Criminal Identification

4315, South 2700 West

Suite 1300

Taylorsville, Utah 84129

Phone: (801)965-4445

Fax: (801)969-7065

Criminal Court Records

Iron County's criminal court records contain records of arrests that led to trials. The Justice County Court and the 5th District Courts in Cedar City and Parowan handle the county's criminal cases. Record seekers can visit the courthouses to request criminal court records. They can also use the Public Case Search portal to access criminal records from the county. Alternatively, they can use reliable third-party websites like InfoTracer, which offers faster and more convenient access.

Iron County Arrest Statistics

Iron County has an arrest rate of 2,268 per 100,000 population. Some arrest figures recorded in the Cunty are shown below:

Arrest TypeNumber of Arrests
Murder and Non-negligent Manslaughter2
Robbery3
Rape19
Kidnapping7
Aggravated Assault77
Simple Assault300
Burglary125
Motor Vehicle Theft61
Larceny666
Arson2
Total Number of Arrests1,456

Source: Utah State Police

Iron County Sheriff’s Office

It is situated in Iron county, Utah with a total number of 80 employees - 5 female, 30 male officers and 45 civilians. Iron County SO ORI (Originated Agency Identifier) number is UT0110000, it belongs to the Mountain division in the West region with a region code of Region IV.

  • Agency Name: Iron County Sheriff's Office
  • State: Utah
  • City: Cedar City
  • Type: County
  • Address: 2132 N Main St
  • Phone Number: 435-867-7500

Police Departments in Iron County

DepartmentAddressPhone
Cedar City Police Department10 N. Main St(435) 586-2956
Parowan Police Department20 E Center St(435)477-3383

Iron County Jail

  • Agency Name: Iron County UT Jail
  • State: UT
  • City: Cedar City
  • Type: County
  • Address: 2136 North Main Street
  • Phone Number: 435-867-7555
  • Fax: 435-867-7539
  • Website: https://www.ironsheriff.net/jail/
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