Cache County Arrest, Court, and Public Records

What are Cache County Public Records?

According to the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act, Cache County public records are materials in recording or writing created, received, maintained, corrected, or issued by a government entity concerning a public business or activity. Public records in the custody of public agencies may exist as books, maps, photographs, memoranda, tape recording, files, photographs, graphs and statistics reports, SMS, or emails. Irrespective of the form of public documents, public agencies are legally required to provide access to these records via different request channels. Moreover, certain public documents are redacted or restricted from public view if it violates a requester's right to privacy or safety. Generally, the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act exempts the following documents from public disclosure:

Personal data containing information, such as social security numbers, credit or debit card account numbers, and driver's licenses;
Information revealing the identity of a law enforcement employee;
Complaints of misconduct filed against an employee of the Florida Department of Management Services;
Security protocol and strategies utilized in a government-owned building or structure;
Trade secrets and negotiations involving public agencies;
Security protocol and strategy for government-owned buildings;
Attorney-client communication;
Information on crime witnesses, complainants, or victims;
Audit working papers;
Location of archeological sites and endangered species;
Drafts and preliminary notes of policy-making documents;
Information on pending litigation;
Information on an ongoing investigation;
Personal identifying information, such as social security number and driver's license;
Data about competition or bidding;
Location of archeological sites and information on endangered species;
Confidential vital records, such as death and birth records;
Information about student records.

Public county records may also be accessible from third-party websites. Record seekers may use these non-governmental platforms to search for a specific record or multiple county records. However, users will need to provide enough information to assist with the search, such as:

The address of the requestor.
A case number or file number (if known).
The location of the document or person involved;
The name of the subject involved in the record (not juvenile).
The last known or current address of the registrant.

Government agencies do not sponsor third-party sites. Because of this, record availability and results may vary.

Cache County Crime Statistics

The Cache County Sheriff's Office, alongside the other local law enforcement agencies in the county, is responsible for creating reports on all arrests or incidents documented by law enforcement personnel. Furthermore, the Utah Department of Public Safety (DPS) receives all these collated arrest or incident reports and creates a unified crime statistics.

According to the DPS 2020 report, Cache County reported a total of 1,075 index crimes. The listed crimes include a homicide, 67 rapes, six robberies, 71 aggravated assaults, 115 robberies, 715 larceny-thefts, 98 motor vehicle thefts, and two arson. Furthermore, the crime rate per 1,000 residents is 8.29 percent.

Are Cache County Criminal Records Public?

Per the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act, most criminal records are public records. However, record custodians often restrict access to criminal records featuring these information:

Juvenile criminal offenses.
Identity of crime victims, witnesses, and complainants.
Expunged or sealed criminal records.

The Records Department of the Cache County Sheriff's Office is responsible for processing all requests for criminal records according to the requirements of the GRAMA 63G-2-101 Utah Code Annotated. Note that the Records Department will only process and issue criminal records to the record subject or third-party requesters bearing a notarization form signed by the record subject.

Persons interested in obtaining a copy of Cache criminal record must send a request via email, or in-person orders. To submit and obtain a criminal record in-person, record subjects must submit a completed Records Request form to the Cache County Sheriff's Office during business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) at:

Cache County Sheriff's Office
1225 West Valley View (200 North)
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 755-1000

Third-party requesters must submit a completed request form alongside a Waiver to Release Information form from the record subject.

In contrast, record seekers may send an email request if unable to obtain the records in-person. Requesters must fill out the records request form alongside a Notarization Form to Verify Identification, and send the completed forms to recordsrequest@cachesheriff.org.

Note that the Sheriff's Office accepts cash and debit/credit card payments for criminal records. Furthermore, credit/debit card payment might incur additional charges.

Similarly, record seekers can obtain a copy of their own criminal records from the DPS, via the Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI). Through the BCI, Cache County criminal records are obtainable via in-person or mail requests.

To obtain criminal records from the BCI via mail, requesters must:

Download, print, and complete the Criminal History Record Application form;
Third-party requesters must attach a Third Party Release Form;
Attach a $15 personal check, certified check, or money order;
Include a photocopy of a valid government-issued photo ID;
Send these documents via mail to:

Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification
3888 West 5400 South
Taylorsville, UT 84129

For in-person requests, record seekers must present a valid government-issued photo ID and the required fee at:

Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Criminal Identification
3888 West 5400 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84129
Phone: (801) 965-4445
Fax: (801) 969-7065

The BCI attends to in-person requests on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

How to Obtain Cache County Police Reports and Arrest Records

The Cache County Sheriff's Office is the custodian for all police reports and arrest records. These police reports are accessible to interested persons. Note that the Sheriff's Office will not release police reports on an ongoing investigation. To submit and obtain a criminal record in-person, record subjects must submit a completed Records Request form to the Cache County Sheriff's Office during business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) at:

Cache County Sheriff's Office
1225 West Valley View (200 North)
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 755-1000

Third-party requesters must submit a completed request form alongside a Waiver to Release Information form from the record subject.

How to Find Sex Offender Information in Cache County

The Utah Department of Corrections is the state-level custodian of all sex offender information in Cache County. As the custodian of sex offenders' information, the Utah Department of Corrections hosts an online Sex Offender and Kidnapping Registry platform where record seekers can search and get information on sex offenders residing in Cache County. Record seekers may choose to obtain sex offenders information by conducting search via one of these options:

Search by name.
Search by location.

In addition, record seekers can find information on absconded or non-compliant sex offenders on the online Sex Offender and Kidnapping Registry platform.

How to Find Cache County Inmate Records

Record seekers can find information on all inmates in Cache County via the County Sheriff's online search portal. The line search portal keeps records of all incarcerated inmates within the last 30 days. Thus, interested persons may choose to search for Cache County inmate information by inputting the inmate's full name into the search option. In addition, the platform features an online list of all inmates incarcerated within the last 30 days.

How Do I Visit an Inmate in Cache County Jail?

The Cache County Jail allows both remote and onsite video visitation. Visitors must schedule an appointment online before using remote or onsite video visitation. Furthermore, onsite visitors are entitled to a 20-minute visit twice in a week. The schedule for onsite visitation is 8:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m and 5:00 pm to 9:00 p.m on weekdays. In contrast, visitation is from 8:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m on weekends.

Visitors above the legal age must present a photo ID before entering the jail facility. In contrast, visitors below 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The visitation schedule is different for remote video visitation. Visitors are eligible for 20 to 40 minute seven times a week. In addition to this, visitors can video call inmates from 8:00 a.m to 9:00 p.m. Note that the account holder must be present at the beginning of every video call.

Cache County Court Records

The Clerk of the Cache County District Court has jurisdiction over all criminal and civil court records generated by the County courts. On the other hand, the Cache County Juvenile court maintains records of juvenile court cases and documents. Note that juvenile court records are mostly confidential and exempt from public access. Also, the Cache County Justice Court maintains records of certain types of criminal and court cases.

Location of All Courts in Cache County

Cache County District Court
1st District Court - Cache County
135 North 100 West
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 750-1300
Fax: (435) 750-1355

Cache County Juvenile Court
1st District Juvenile Court - Cache County
135 North 100 West
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 750-1300
Fax: (435) 750-1281

Cache County Justice Courts
Hyrum Justice Court
83 West Main
Hyrum, UT 84319
Phone: (435) 245-0114
Fax: (435) 245-4470

Lewiston Justice Court
29 South Main
P.O. Box 36
Lewiston, UT 84320
Phone: (435) 258-2141
Fax: (435) 258-3621

Logan City Municipal Justice Court
Workforce Service Building
446 North 100 West
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 716-9540
Fax: (435) 716-9559

Newton / Amalga Justice Court
51 South Center Street
P.O. Box 146
Newton, UT 84327
Phone: (435) 563-3251
Fax: (435) 563-9283

Nibley Justice Court
455 West 3200 South
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 752-0431
Fax: (435) 753-1510

North Logan / Hyde Park Justice Court
113 East Center
P.O. Box 489
Hyde Park, UT 84318
Phone: (435) 563-6923
Fax: (435) 563-9029

Providence City Justice Court
164 North Gateway Drive
Providence, UT 84332
Phone: (435) 752-9441 ext. 212
Fax: (435) 753-1586

Richmond Justice Court
6 West Main
P.O. Box 9
Richmond, UT 84333
Phone: (435) 932-0341
Fax: (435) 258-3604

Smithfield Municipal Justice Court
96 South Main
Smithfield, UT 84335
Phone: (435) 792-6637

Wellsville Justice Court
75 East Main
P.O. Box 6
Wellsville, UT 84339
Phone: (435) 245-3686
Fax: (435) 245-7958

Are Cache County Court Records Public?

Per the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act, not all court records are public documents. The law prevents the disclosure of court documents that contain sensitive or confidential data. For this reason, juvenile, child adoption, and civil harassment cases are mostly exempt from public access.

Can You Look Up a Cache County Court Record Online?

The Utah Judiciary hosts an online database for all court cases documented within the state. Thus, Cache County court records are accessible on the online platform. The online database provides access to court records via these options:

MyCase (for record subject seeking to view their court documents).
XChange Case Search ( a subscription-based search option).

To use the MyCase option, record subjects must sign up on the MyCase page and provide an email address, their case number, and a copy of a government-issued ID. Requesters can view their court records under the profile section when they sign-in. The XChange Case Search is a subscription-based search option for obtaining Cache County public records. Note that the XChange Case Search only features non-confidential court documents. Public members can log in or create an account on the platform to access court records. Furthermore, requesters can find out the fee schedule on the XChange online platform.

How to Obtain Cache County Civil Court Case Records

Cache County civil court case records are obtainable at the District Court's Office. Public members can access and view court documents at a public terminal in the district Court's location. In addition to this, the Clerk of the Cache County District Court provides access to civil to in-person requesters at:

1st District Court - Cache County
135 North 100 West
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 750-1300
Fax: (435) 750-1355

Likewise, the Utah Judiciary provides access to court records via an online database. Furthermore the online database features two search options, depending on type of requester. For example, record subjects must use the MyCase search option to access a copy of their court record. In contrast, public members can access Cache County criminal court records by using the XChange Case Search option. Note that requesters must pay a subscription fee to access and view court documents on the XChange search option.

How to Obtain Cache County Criminal Court Case Records

Record subjects and third-party requesters can obtain criminal court records from the Clerk of the Cache County District Court. These court documents are accessible to requesters in-person at:

1st District Court - Cache County
135 North 100 West
Logan, UT 84321
Phone: (435) 750-1300
Fax: (435) 750-1355

Likewise, the Utah Judiciary provides access to court records via an online database. Furthermore the online database features two search options, depending on the type of requester. For example, record subjects must use the MyCase search option to access a copy of their court record. In contrast, public members can access Cache County criminal court records by using the XChange Case Search option. Note that requesters must pay a subscription fee to access and view court documents on the XChange search option.

What are Cache County Vital Records?

Cache County vital records contain information on all life events that occurred in the county. Thus, vital records provide information on birth, death, marriage, and divorce events. Vital records are public documents and are under the purview of state and local agencies. These agencies are legally required to maintain, correct and provide access to vital records in their custody. For instance, Cache County divorce and marriage records are accessible at the Cache County Clerk's Office. On the other hand, the Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics maintains records of all vital records at the state level.

Where and How to Obtain Cache County Divorce Records

Public members can find, view, and get copies of Cache County divorce records from the Cache County Clerk's Office at:

179 North Main Street
Suite 102
Logan, UT
Phone: (435) 755-1460.

Likewise, record seekers can obtain copies of Cache County divorce records from the Utah Office of Vital Records. Record seekers can access the records by registering a new account or logging into a pre-existing one on the platform.

Where and How to Get Cache County Marriage Records

The Cache County Clerk's Office is the record custodian for all documented marriage events. Thus, all requests for certified or non-certified copies of marriage records must be directed to the Clerk's Office at:

179 North Main Street
Suite 102
Logan, UT
Phone: (435) 755-1460.

At the same time the Utah Office of Vital Records hosts an online database containing information on all Cache County marriage events. To access marriage records on the database, record seekers must create a new account or logging into a pre-existing one on the platform.

Where and How to Find Cache County Birth Records

Record seekers can find Cache County birth records at the Records Department of the Bear River Health Department. As the custodian of birth records in Cache County, the Health Department issues copies of birth documents to requesters via mail, in-person, or online means. Most importantly, birth documents are confidential public documents and are accessible to the record subject or an immediate family member. To obtain a certified birth document in-person, requesters must visit the Bear River Health Department on weekdays from 8:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m. at:

Vital Record Office
655 East 1300 North
Logan, UT

For mailed requests, record seekers must print and complete a birth record application form. Furthermore, requesters must include valid photo ID, and a $22 search fee as money order or check payable to the Bear River Health Department. Once completed, requesters must send the required documents to:

Vital Record Office
655 East 1300 North
Logan, UT

In contrast, record seekers can find, view and obtain copies of Cache County birth records via the Utah Office of Vital Records online platform. To obtain the documents, record seekers must create a new account or logging into a pre-existing one on the platform.

Where and How to Find Cache County Death Records

Cache County death certificates are under the purview of the Bear River Health Department. The Bear River Health Department only issues death certificates to the record subject's immediate family members and persons with a legitimate interest in the document. Note that death records are accessible to eligible applicants via in-person or mail requests.

For mailed requests, record seekers must follow these steps:

Print and complete a death record application form;
Include a valid photo ID, and a $30 search fee as money order or check payable to the Bear River Health Department;
Once completed, requesters must send the required documents to:

Vital Record Office
655 East 1300 North
Logan, UT

To obtain a certified birth document in-person, requesters must visit the Bear River Health Department on weekdays from 8:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m. at:

Vital Record Office
655 East 1300 North
Logan, UT

Likewise, record seekers can obtain copies of Cache County death certificates via the Utah Office of Vital Records. Record seekers can access the records by registering a new account or logging into a pre-existing one on the platform.