Search the Weber County Jail Roster—Then Verify the Result Before You Pay or Travel
For current Weber County custody, start with the Weber County Sheriff’s public inmate roster and search by last name and/or first name. Open the person’s Details page to compare the booking date, age, physical descriptors, charges, case information when shown, and the Type–Bail–Fine section.
The Sheriff places an important limitation directly on this public page: the web roster is not the official inmate roster, and its Terms say the online copy is not updated more often than once per hour and is often updated less frequently. For a time-sensitive custody decision, confirm with Corrections rather than relying on an old screenshot.
Use the System That Owns the Answer
Weber County custody, court cases, warrants, state corrections, federal custody and records requests are separate systems. A missing result in one system does not answer the others.
| Question | Best official source | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Is the person listed in Weber County custody? | Sheriff inmate roster | Current public roster, first/last-name filtering, booking date and Details pages. |
| What happened at booking or release? | Booking & Release | Bail type, holds, classification, next-court-day arraignment, O.R. and general release timing. |
| What is the court case status? | Utah Courts Xchange | Public district- and justice-court case summary information. Parties can also check MyCase where supported. |
| Is there a Utah warrant? | Utah Statewide Warrant Search | Warrant lookup; a warrant result is not proof of present Weber County incarceration. |
| Has custody moved to Utah DOC? | Utah DOC Offender Search | People currently incarcerated by or on probation/parole with Utah DOC. |
| Need inmate or Sheriff records? | Sheriff Records / GRAMA | Case reports, accident reports, inmate records and other Sheriff records subject to GRAMA. |
| Federal custody? | Federal BOP Inmate Locator | Federal Bureau of Prisons custody rather than county jail custody. |
How to Search the Weber County Roster Carefully
Open the Sheriff’s live roster, not a copied directory
The public page includes Last Name and First Name filters. Start with the legal surname, then add the first name when results are broad.
Try reasonable name variations
If there is no result, check hyphenated surnames, former or maiden names, alternate spacing and middle-name differences. Do not assume a blank search proves the person was not booked.
Compare the list-level fields
The roster list displays When Booked, Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Gender and Age. Use more than the name to avoid a wrong-person match.
Open Details
The Details page can show name, case number when populated, booking date, age, gender, height, weight, hair, eyes, charges/state statute information and the Type–Bail–Fine area.
Read the Sheriff’s Terms before treating the result as current
The county says the online roster is informational, is not the official inmate roster, and may lag by an hour or more. Official Sheriff records control if the web page differs from the official record.
Recheck immediately before action
Refresh the roster and verify the correct service before paying bail, driving to the jail, mailing anything, funding an account or arranging pickup.
What Weber County Roster Fields Mean—and What They Do Not Prove
| Field | Useful for | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|
| When Booked / Booking Date | Identifying the custody event and separating similar names. | It is not necessarily the arrest time or offense date. |
| Age / gender / physical description | Reducing mistaken identity when names repeat. | One matching physical field is not enough to prove identity. |
| Case Number | Routing to the correct Utah court case when the field is populated. | A blank case-number field does not prove there is no court case. |
| Charges / state statute | Understanding the allegations connected to the booking. | A roster charge is not a conviction and may change after prosecutor/court review. |
| Type – Bail – Fine | Seeing how the roster currently describes release/bail information for listed charges. | A displayed amount or “no bail” code should not be interpreted without the current court/jail context. |
| Roster presence | A public signal that the person is included in the web roster at the time you check. | The page itself says it is not the official roster and may be stale by more than an hour. |
If the Person Is Not Showing, Troubleshoot in This Order
Roster refresh lag
Possible reason: the Sheriff says the web roster is not updated more often than once per hour and is often updated less frequently.
Next action: check again and call Corrections when a current answer matters.
Booking still in Reception & Orientation
Possible reason: booking and classification are still underway.
Next action: allow for processing; the county says classification can take up to 72 hours.
Name variation
Possible reason: spelling, spacing, former surname or middle name differs.
Next action: broaden the first/last-name filters and compare age and booking date.
Released or transferred
Possible reason: bail, court release, sentence completion, another hold or transfer changed custody.
Next action: check court information, Utah DOC or the receiving agency instead of relying on an old roster screenshot.
Kiesel community-custody placement
Possible reason: work-release, community-service or weekend inmates can be associated with the Kiesel facility rather than ordinary 12th Street housing.
Next action: verify the person’s current Corrections placement before visiting or mailing.
Utah DOC supervision
Possible reason: the person is now in state prison or on Utah DOC probation/parole.
Next action: use Utah DOC Offender Search. It does not list ordinary pretrial county-jail detainees.
Warrant or case without custody
Possible reason: a warrant or court case can exist while the person is not incarcerated.
Next action: use Utah’s statewide warrant search and the assigned court.
Federal custody
Possible reason: a federal agency/case is responsible.
Next action: use the BOP locator when federal custody is genuinely plausible.
Booking, Classification and Release: Weber County’s Published Sequence
After booking is completed, the Sheriff says staff tell the arrestee the charges, required bail and whether bail is cash-only or bondable, and disclose known holds. The arrestee is given an opportunity to make a collect call to try to arrange bail.
Reception & Orientation
New inmates are housed in R&O until classification. The county says classification can take up to 72 hours. During R&O, collect calls can be made, but public visiting and commissary purchases are not allowed.
First court appearance
The Booking & Release page says inmates are scheduled for arraignment on the next court day. The exact court depends on the charge and jurisdiction.
Own Recognizance
Some arrestees may qualify for court-approved pretrial release without posting bail. The county describes verification factors such as address, employment and community ties.
Published release windows
The Sheriff says court-ordered releases begin at approximately 5:00 p.m., while inmates completing a sentence begin release at approximately 9:00 a.m. on the date time is served. These are general published windows, not guarantees for an individual case.
Bail: Verify the Order and Ignore Payment-Platform Calls
The booking staff identify whether bail is cash-only or bondable and provide licensed bonding-company information to inmates. Confirm the live roster/court information and any holds before paying anyone.
For bond companies, a current Sheriff notice effective September 16, 2025 requires a $5 cash processing fee per bond at posting. That is a bond-company processing rule; it should not be confused with the amount of bail ordered by the court.
Even after legitimate bail is posted, another hold or administrative step can affect release. The Sheriff’s page says release occurs as soon as possible rather than promising a fixed number of minutes.
Choose the Court From the Case—Not From the Jail Name
Weber County Jail holds people whose cases can be in Utah’s Second District Court, Weber County Justice Court or one of several municipal justice courts. Utah Courts says district courts handle felonies and class A misdemeanors; justice courts handle most class B/C misdemeanors, infractions and traffic cases.
| Court | When it may matter | Current contact |
|---|---|---|
| Second District Court – Weber County | Felony and class A misdemeanor cases, plus other district-court matters. | 2525 Grant Avenue, Ogden, UT 84401 801-395-1079 |
| Weber County Justice Court | County-level limited-jurisdiction matters assigned there. | 5051 S 1900 W, Roy, UT 84067 801-399-8505 |
| Ogden City Justice Court | City justice-court matters arising in Ogden when assigned there. | 310 26th Street, Ogden, UT 84401 801-629-8560 |
Public case search
Utah Courts Xchange provides public district- and justice-court case summary information. The current one-time/guest option lists a $10 account fee, searches at $0.20 each and documents at $1.00 each. Parties to supported cases can use MyCase for their own case information without the Xchange search fee.
A Warrant Search Is Not a Custody Search
The Weber County Sheriff links directly to Utah’s Statewide Warrant Search. Use that service when the question is whether a Utah warrant exists. Use the Weber roster when the question is whether the person appears in county custody.
A warrant can exist without current incarceration, and a current inmate can have multiple cases or holds. Do not confront or attempt to apprehend anyone because of an online warrant result; verify through the responsible court or law-enforcement agency.
Weber County Visits Are Video Visits and Must Be Scheduled
After classification, an inmate may receive one or two 25-minute visits per week depending on classification. Visits are conducted by video monitor and must be scheduled at least one day in advance through the lobby or Securus.
| Day | Lobby hours | Public visitation |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday | 7:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. | 1:00–9:00 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. | No public visits |
| Saturday | 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. | 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | Closed | Closed |
Internet visits begin at 10:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday. Exact appointment slots vary by classification. The published visiting rules require approved visitors, valid government ID for adults, supervision of minors, appropriate dress and compliance with searches/background checks.
Phone, Email, Mail, Trust Account and Commissary
Phone calls
Housing units have phones for outgoing prepaid or debit calls. Incoming calls are not accepted. Weber County currently identifies Securus Technologies as the inmate phone provider and lists 1-800-844-6591 for phone-account deposits/support.
Electronic messages
The Inmate Services page says electronic messages can be sent through the Securus service and that applicable fees apply. Verify current pricing with Securus before paying.
Personal mail is postcard-only under the current county rule
The county says inmate mail must come through the U.S. Postal Service and is not accepted at the lobby window. Only white, prestamped or metered postcards are accepted. Envelopes, pictures and adhesive stamps are returned, and photos may not be included.
Address:
Inmate’s Name
Inmate’s Number
PO Box 14000
Ogden, UT 84412
Trust account deposits
Friends and family can fund an inmate trust account at the lobby kiosk during reception hours using cash or credit card, or online through InmateCanteen. The Sheriff says processing fees apply.
The Inmate Services page currently lists reception/lobby funding hours as 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. each day except Sundays and holidays, with Wednesday closing at 5:00 p.m. Recheck the live page before traveling because visitation-lobby and funding hours are not identical.
Commissary
Classified inmates may purchase approved commissary items once per week using trust-account funds. People still in R&O cannot make commissary purchases.
Medical, Mental Health, PREA and Accessibility
Medical care
The Sheriff says medical staff are on duty 24 hours per day and that the jail contracts with an outside medical-services provider.
Mental health
The county separately states that it contracts with an outside provider for mental-health services. Classification interviews can identify medical, dental, mental-health and ADA considerations for referral.
PREA reporting
Weber County maintains a zero-tolerance PREA policy. The public PREA reporting line is 801-395-8221. Incidents can also be reported to the Sheriff or any law-enforcement officer.
ADA
The Inmate Services page publishes a Title II ADA notice and grievance procedure for qualified people with disabilities in jail services, programs and activities.
For an immediate emergency or imminent safety threat, call 911. Do not post a person’s private medical information publicly just because they are in custody.
GRAMA and Inmate Records: The Public Roster Is Not the Full File
The Weber County Sheriff Records Section handles case reports, DI-9 accident reports, inmate records and other Sheriff records. The office is listed as available Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding holidays.
A written GRAMA request must identify the record with reasonable specificity and include the requestor’s name, address and daytime phone number. The current page also requires an uploaded copy of valid driver’s license or state/federal government photo ID for electronic requests.
The Sheriff warns that many records are private, protected or controlled under GRAMA and are released only when legal criteria are met. The records page says requests must allow a ten-day grace period, although some records can be released sooner depending on the incident and review.
Kiesel, Utah DOC and Federal Custody Are Different Paths
Kiesel Facility
Weber County’s Kiesel facility is used for Community Service inmates, Work Release inmates and Weekenders. Do not assume every person connected to Corrections is housed in the standard 12th Street population.
Utah DOC
Utah DOC Offender Search is only for people currently under Utah DOC supervision, including incarceration or probation/parole. Pretrial county-jail detainees generally will not appear there.
Federal custody
Use the BOP Inmate Locator for federal prison custody. Weber County also transports some US Marshal/immigration detainees, so the physical jail and the agency controlling a case are not always the same thing.
Related Utah guides
If verified arrest, transfer or court information points south toward Salt Lake County rather than Weber County, use the Salt Lake County Jail Roster guide or Salt Lake City Jail Roster guide. Do not randomly search nearby jails simply because a Weber search is blank.
Weber County Jail, Sheriff and Court Contacts
| Office | Use it for | Current contact |
|---|---|---|
| Weber County Corrections | Custody, roster verification, jail service routing and scam verification | 801-778-6700 Correctional Facility: 721 W 12th Street, Ogden, UT 84404 |
| Correctional Facility listing | County department directory contact for the jail facility | 801-778-6602 721 W 12th Street, Ogden |
| Weber County Sheriff – Enforcement | Sheriff law-enforcement routing | 801-778-6600 1400 Depot Drive, Ogden, UT 84404 |
| Sheriff Records | Case reports, inmate records and GRAMA requests | 1400 Depot Drive, Ogden, UT 84401/84404 area; use the live Records Request page for current submission route |
| Second District Court – Ogden | District-court cases, including felony and class A misdemeanor matters | 801-395-1079 2525 Grant Avenue, Ogden, UT 84401 |
| Weber County Justice Court | County justice-court matters assigned there | 801-399-8505 5051 S 1900 W, Roy, UT 84067 |
| PREA report line | Report sexual abuse or misconduct related to Weber County Correctional Facility custody | 801-395-8221 |
Map: Weber County Correctional Facility
Use this map for orientation only. The Correctional Facility is at 721 West 12th Street, while the Sheriff’s administrative/enforcement address is 1400 Depot Drive. Confirm which building you need before traveling.
Use Jail Information Responsibly
The public Weber roster is a custody-information tool with its own update limitations. A name can remain visible while court action, bail, a hold, transfer or release processing changes the person’s actual status.
An arrest, booking, charge, warrant or mugshot does not establish guilt. Do not use public jail information to harass, threaten, stalk, shame or unlawfully discriminate against anyone. Use the assigned court record when the legal outcome matters.
Weber County Jail Roster FAQ
Is the Weber County Sheriff web page the official inmate roster?
The Sheriff hosts the public roster page but its own Terms say the website is not the official inmate roster. Official records kept by the Sheriff control if the web page differs from the official record.
How often is the Weber County online roster updated?
The county’s Terms say the public web roster is not updated more often than once per hour and is often updated less frequently. Do not rely on an old screenshot for a time-sensitive custody decision.
How do I search the Weber County jail roster?
Use the official Sheriff roster, filter by last name and/or first name, compare booking date, middle name, age and gender, then open Details for the charge and bail-related information shown by the county.
Why is someone not showing right after an arrest?
The web roster can lag and booking/classification may still be underway. Weber County says classification can take up to 72 hours. Recheck the live roster and call Corrections when the answer is urgent.
Can someone in Reception & Orientation receive visits or commissary?
No public visits or commissary purchases are allowed while an inmate is in R&O under the county’s current Booking & Release guidance, although collect calls can be made.
How do I avoid a Weber County bail scam?
Do not pay a caller through Venmo, PayPal, Bitcoin or another payment platform. The Sheriff says it does not call family members to announce that bail can be posted. Hang up and call Weber County Corrections directly.
How do Weber County jail visits work?
Public visits are video visits by appointment. Classified inmates generally receive one or two 25-minute visits per week depending on classification, and appointments must be scheduled at least one day in advance.
Where do I send Weber County inmate mail?
Current county rules accept only white prestamped or metered postcards sent through USPS to the inmate’s name and number at PO Box 14000, Ogden, UT 84412. Envelopes, pictures and adhesive stamps are returned.
How do I put money on a Weber County inmate account?
Use the jail-lobby kiosk during the published reception hours or InmateCanteen online. Processing fees apply. A trust-account deposit is not bail and does not fund the Securus phone account automatically.
Which court should I check after finding someone on the roster?
Use the court tied to the case. Second District Court handles felony and class A misdemeanor matters; justice courts handle many class B/C misdemeanors, infractions and traffic cases. Xchange can help locate public case information.
When should I use Utah DOC search?
Use Utah DOC Offender Search only when the person may be incarcerated by or on probation/parole with Utah DOC. People awaiting trial in Weber County Jail generally will not appear there.
What is the Kiesel Facility?
Weber County uses the Kiesel facility for Community Service inmates, Work Release inmates and Weekenders. It is part of the county Corrections system but serves a different custody/community-release role from the standard 12th Street jail population.
Official Sources Reviewed for This Refresh
These sources were reviewed on October 4, 2026. Recheck live pages before payment or travel because custody, bail, court interfaces, visiting schedules, vendor instructions and jail procedures can change.