Herriman 24 Hour Booking Records
Herriman 24 hour booking records are processed at the Salt Lake County Jail. People searching for a recent arrest in Herriman can find booking data through the county inmate search or the Herriman Police Department records system. Herriman is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Salt Lake Valley, with a population near 55,000. The Herriman Police Department is a newer department that handles all local arrests. After an arrest, booking takes place at the county level.
Herriman Quick Facts
Where Herriman Booking Records Are Kept
Arrests made by the Herriman Police Department result in booking at the Salt Lake County Jail. The jail is run by the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office and handles bookings from every city in the county. When a Herriman officer makes an arrest, the person goes to the county jail for the full 24 hour booking intake.
The booking process records a photograph, booking number, full name, aliases, charges, age, gender, physical description, date of birth, fingerprints, and emergency contact. Cash and property are itemized. All of this information becomes part of the official booking record stored at Salt Lake County.
The Herriman Police Department also keeps its own records of arrests made in the city. You can request police reports and arrest records through the Herriman GRAMA process. The standard response time is 10 business days. Witness statement forms are available through the department as well.
How to Search Herriman 24 Hour Booking
There are two main ways to find Herriman booking records. The Salt Lake County inmate search lets you look up current inmates by name, booking number, permanent number, or state ID. Each record shows gender, age, weight, race, hair color, eye color, charges, bail amounts, and booking date. Results come back in groups of 30. Click on a name to see the full details.
The Herriman Police Department provides a records portal for local police records. GRAMA requests are accepted in person, online, or by mail. The Herriman records system covers police reports, arrest records, and other documents from the department.
For a broader view, public records databases also provide Herriman jail records and arrest data. These third-party sources pull from official records and can be a starting point for a search. For official copies, always go through the Herriman Police Department or Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office.
Note: Salt Lake County does not display booking photos on its public website. Photos are available through a GRAMA request to the Sheriff's Office.
Herriman Booking Records and GRAMA
Access to Herriman booking records falls under the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA). Under this law, jail booking photographs are public records. Arrest warrants become public after issuance. Search warrants become public after execution. The law balances public access with individual privacy rights.
GRAMA gives the public a right of access to information about how the government conducts business. At the same time, it protects personal information that the government collects. Records can be classified as public, private, protected, or controlled. Each classification has different rules for who can see the record and under what conditions.
If a GRAMA request is denied, you have the right to appeal. The law creates a process for challenging denials. You can appeal to the head of the government entity first, and then to the State Records Committee if needed. This appeals process applies to Herriman police records and Salt Lake County booking records alike.
State Resources for Herriman Arrest Searches
The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification maintains the state criminal history repository. You can request your own Utah criminal record for $20. The BCI office is at 4315 South 2700 West, Suite 1300, Taylorsville, UT 84129. Hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Bring a valid government photo ID.
The Utah Courts XChange portal gives access to court records from across the state. It covers felony, misdemeanor, and infraction filings and dispositions. This tool is useful for following a Herriman booking through the court system. The Utah Department of Corrections runs an offender search for people currently under state corrections jurisdiction.
- BCI criminal history check: $20
- BCI fingerprinting: $20 by appointment
- XChange court records: subscription service
- Corrections offender search: free online
- VINELink custody alerts: free registration
Note: BCI will never call you about warrants or ask for payment by phone. Any such contact is a scam.
Salt Lake County 24 Hour Booking Records
Herriman is in Salt Lake County, and all bookings go through the Salt Lake County Jail. The county system is one of the busiest in Utah. For the full county page covering the inmate search system, booking procedures, GRAMA requests, and fee information, visit the link below.
Nearby Utah Cities
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