Salt Lake County Jail, UT

Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office hosts a monthly orientation for family and friends at the Metro Jail Visiting Area (3415 South 900 West). Sessions run Monday evenings at the end of each month at 6:00 p.m. Confirm the next date—and any registration requirements—through the jail or Sheriff's Office website before heading over. Check whether Salt Lake County Jail supports video visitation (remote or on-site terminals); in many Utah facilities, visits are monitored and recorded. You'll typically need to schedule ahead and follow rules for ID, dress, screening, and conduct. Break these rules, and visiting privileges can be suspended or revoked. Confirm hours and booking steps before you go.

For medical records questions at Salt Lake County Jail, contact the medical records office at 3415 South 900 West, Salt Lake City. Call 385-468-8600. When submitting a request—by phone, fax, or email—include the inmate's full name and booking or ID number if you have it. This helps staff locate the correct file faster. The office has two fax numbers: 385-468-8722 and 801-266-8931. You can also email ADC-MedicalRecords@saltlakec... Before sending documents, confirm which submission methods are accepted and whether specific forms are required. For other departments like visiting, administration, or victim services, check the facility's official pages for the right contact.

Salt Lake County Jail posts a companion handbook on www.slsheriff.org covering facility rules, prohibited behaviors, and available resources. Inmates must follow all staff orders. Kissing, hugging, and other displays of sexual attraction are prohibited, and tobacco or substitutes aren't allowed. Medical, dental, or mental-health emergencies should be reported immediately to any deputy or nurse. For non-emergencies, inmates submit a sick call request form—medical and dental requests go to a triage nurse, while mental-health requests route to a mental-health professional. The jail encourages reporting sexual harassment and abuse through multiple channels, including a free telephone line. HIPAA record requests cost $0.50 per page, require notarization for third-party requests, and take up to 30 days to process.