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Who to Call When You Have Questions About an Inmate at Cache County Jail

Trying to find out if someone's been booked into Cache County Jail? Your best bet is a phone call—the online roster isn't available right now.

• 2 min read • cachecounty.gov
Who to Call When You Have Questions About an Inmate at Cache County Jail

To check if someone has been booked into Cache County Jail or confirm an inmate's status, call the Cache County Sheriff's Office at (435) 755-1227. The bookings roster page is currently down, so calling is the fastest way to get booking information.

Note: When the Current Inmate List/Bookings Roster is available, it’s labeled as unofficial, and the Cache County Sheriff’s Office does not guarantee the list is complete or accurate. If you need to be sure, confirm details by phone.

Who to Call When You Have Questions About an Inmate at Cache County Jail

Admin Supervisor

  • ✓ To block inmate calls to your number: Call Cache County Jail administration at (435) 755-1000 and ask to speak with a member of jail administration about placing a block.

If you need to report a sexual assault: If you were a victim or witness of a sexual assault that occurred in the facility, call 435-755-1000 and ask to speak to a jail supervisor. The Sheriff’s Office says your anonymity will be protected.

For victims' rights and support services, contact Victim Services at the Cache County Attorney's Office at (435) 755-1830. They can help with guidance, support resources, or rights-related questions connected to a case.

Call when you need a definite answer about booking or inmate status. The bookings roster page is currently unavailable, and even when it's up, it's labeled unofficial and not guaranteed complete or accurate. For time-sensitive information, a phone call is your most reliable option.

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