Iron County Arrest Booking Records

Iron County 24 hour booking records are posted online by the Sheriff's Office. Iron County is in southwest Utah with Cedar City as its largest city and the county seat of Parowan. The Sheriff's website has a recent bookings page that shows who has been brought into the Iron County jail. Records include inmate names, booking dates, charges, and bond details. The Cedar City Police Department also makes arrests that flow through the Iron County jail. Anyone can view these records at no cost. This page explains how to search and obtain Iron County booking data.

Iron County 24 Hour Booking Page

The Iron County Sheriff's Office runs the jail and posts booking records on its website. The Sheriff handles law enforcement for unincorporated areas and jail operations for the whole county. Every person arrested in Iron County goes through the same booking process at the county jail, whether the arrest was made by the Sheriff's Office or by a city police department like Cedar City.

The Iron County Sheriff's website provides a recent bookings page that displays current jail inmate data.

Iron County follows House Bill HB228, which limits the display of mugshot photos on public jail rosters. The recent bookings page still shows each inmate's name, booking date, charges, and bond information. This data updates as new people are booked or released. Iron County is one of the more populated rural counties in Utah, so the booking list may have several entries at any given time.

Iron County Recent Bookings List

The Iron County recent bookings page is the fastest way to see who has been booked in the last 24 hours or more. The page is free to use. No account is needed. Just visit the link and scroll through the list.

The recent bookings page from the Iron County Sheriff's Office shows current inmates and their charges.

Each entry on the Iron County recent bookings list shows the inmate's name, the date they were booked, the charges against them, and any bond or bail set by the court. This information helps the public stay informed about arrests in Iron County. The data comes straight from the jail's booking system. It reflects real-time activity at the Iron County facility. If someone was just brought in, they should appear on the list soon after processing.

The Iron County arrest data source contains felony, misdemeanor, and infraction records from the Sheriff's Office. Records include date of birth and are updated monthly in state databases. This means the online booking page is more current than what state-level systems may show for Iron County.

Note: Bond amounts on the Iron County recent bookings page are set by the court and may change after a hearing.

Search 24 Hour Booking in Iron County

There are several paths to search Iron County 24 hour booking data. The method you pick depends on what you need and how old the record is.

For current inmates, go to the recent bookings page on the Sheriff's site. It loads a list of everyone now in the Iron County jail. Scroll through or use your browser's find tool to locate a name. This is the fastest and most direct way to check. The list covers bookings from the past several days. It is updated around the clock as the jail processes new arrests and releases.

• Online: Visit the Iron County recent bookings page
• Phone: Call the Iron County Sheriff's Office
• In person: Visit the Sheriff's Office during business hours
• Statewide warrants: Search at secure.utah.gov/warrants
• Court records: Use Utah Courts XChange for case data

The Utah Statewide Warrants portal covers Iron County courts. You can search by first and last name to see if someone has an active warrant. The system pulls data from the Utah Criminal Justice Information System. Courts send records by electronic transfer, so results reflect recent court activity in Iron County.

For court case records tied to Iron County bookings, the Utah Courts XChange system is a good tool. It covers Fifth District Court cases, which handle Iron County matters. You can search by name or case number for felony, misdemeanor, and infraction records.

Iron County 24 Hour Booking and State Records

Utah's Bureau of Criminal Identification keeps a central file of criminal history for the state. If someone was arrested in Iron County, BCI may hold a record. BCI is at 4315 South 2700 West, Suite 1300, Taylorsville, UT 84129. Phone: (801) 965-4445. The fee for a personal criminal history check is $15.00 in person. You must bring a valid government photo ID.

For mail requests, download the application from the BCI website. Fill it out and mail it with the fee to BCI in Salt Lake City. Processing takes longer by mail, but it gives you a written record of your Utah criminal history, including any Iron County arrests on file.

The Utah Department of Corrections offender search covers people sentenced to state prison or on parole. It does not include local Iron County jail inmates. But if an Iron County arrest led to a state prison sentence, the person will show up in that system. The offender search is free and open to all.

Under GRAMA (Utah Code 63G-2), Iron County booking records are public. You can request copies from the Sheriff's Office. The county must respond within 10 business days. Jail booking photos are presumed public under GRAMA since they are not specifically exempted. Basic booking data like names, charges, and dates is also public.

Note: State-level databases may not show the most recent Iron County bookings due to monthly or weekly update cycles.

Cedar City Arrests and Iron County Jail

Cedar City is the largest city in Iron County. It is home to Southern Utah University and a growing population. The Cedar City Police Department handles law enforcement within city limits. When Cedar City officers make an arrest, the person is taken to the Iron County jail for booking. The booking record then appears on the Iron County recent bookings page.

This means all Cedar City arrest bookings show up in the Iron County 24 hour booking system. You do not need to search a separate Cedar City jail roster. There is no separate city jail. Every arrest in Cedar City, Parowan, Enoch, Brian Head, and other Iron County towns goes through one facility. This makes the Iron County booking page the single source for all arrest data in the county.

Crime victims in Iron County can register for alerts through VINELink. This free service tracks custody changes and sends you a notice when an inmate is released or moved. It covers the Iron County jail and other facilities across Utah.

Cities in Iron County

Iron County includes Cedar City, Parowan, Enoch, Brian Head, and Kanarraville. All arrests in these cities are processed through the Iron County jail.

Cedar City is the largest city in Iron County. All booking records for Cedar City arrests appear on the Iron County jail roster.

Nearby Counties

Iron County is in southwest Utah and borders several other counties. Each county operates its own jail and 24 hour booking system.

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