Weber County, UT Arrests & Jail Records

You may obtain copies of arrest records from the Weber County Sheriff's Office by contacting its Records Division at (801) 778-6664 or visiting in person at:

Weber County Sheriff's Office 1400 Depot Drive Ogden, UT 84404

Requests for arrest records may require a valid photo ID, a completed records request form, and payment of applicable fees. The sheriff's office also provides an online inmate search tool, allowing individuals to check for arrest-related information, including booking details and charges. Additional records may be available through the Utah Department of Public Safety or the County Clerk's Auditor for court-related documents.

To access Weber County arrest records, interested persons should visit the local police department overseeing the city or town where the arrest was made. You must provide details such as the individual's name and arrest date, and a fee may be required. Some PDs offer online "Public Records" requests through their official websites or show recent incident logs. Major police departments in the county include:

• Ogden Police Department
• Roy City Police Department
• South Ogden Police Department
• Riverdale Police Department

The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) compiles criminal history records, including arrest reports, from law enforcement agencies across the state. Individuals may request copies of these records either online through the BCI Criminal History portal or by submitting a written request via mail along with the required documentation and fees. Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification Attn: Records Division 3888 West 5400 South Taylorsville, UT 84129

There is a $25 fee per request, which must be included with the submission. For more details or assistance, contact the BCI Records Division at (801) 965-4445.

Records of arrests that lead to charges being brought against the offender are also available at the Weber County District Court. You may access these records online via the Utah State Courts' XChange platform or in person at the courthouse where the case was filed. You will generally be required to provide a name or case number to facilitate a record search and pay a copy fee.

In addition to these options, you may also access Weber County arrest records through reputable third-party websites like InfoTracer. These websites generally offer convenience, faster access, and broader search options.