Find San Juan County Inmate Records

San Juan County inmate records are handled through the county jail, sheriff records process, Utah courts, and state or federal custody locators. A San Juan County jail roster search is phone-first because the official county and sheriff pages inspected for this build did not publish a searchable online roster. To look up San Juan County inmates, start with the jail for current custody, then use court records for filed charges, GRAMA for releasable booking records, and Utah or federal databases when the person has left local jail custody.

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San Juan County Roster Status

No official San Juan County online jail roster, recent-bookings feed, daily booking report, or searchable inmate profile page was located on the county or sheriff site during the research sweep. That is the core records fact for San Juan County. The official jail page gives the jail address, phone number, inmate accounting, bail, mail, video visitation, and commissary links, but it does not expose a public inmate-search form. Sheriff Lehi Lacy is the sheriff identified in the county directory.

The absence of an online roster changes the order of work. Current custody should be checked with the jail. Releasable booking records should be requested through the sheriff's GRAMA route. Formal charges after arrest should be checked through Utah Courts Xchange after the prosecutor files a case. Sentenced state prisoners should be searched through UDC, not the county jail. Federal and immigration custody require BOP, U.S. Marshals, or ICE channels.

Important: San Juan County jail records are local custody records. A booking entry is not the same as a court conviction or a state-prison record.


Use San Juan County Jail Records

The practical San Juan County inmate lookup is a fallback chain. A caller should prepare enough information for jail staff to distinguish one person from another, especially when names are common or the arrest date is not exact. The jail can confirm local custody within its policies. If a staff member cannot release a detail by phone, a written records request under GRAMA is the formal route.

  1. Call the San Juan County Jail at 435-587-2237 and ask whether the person is currently in local custody.
  2. Use the person's full legal name, date of birth, approximate arrest date, arresting agency, and case number if known.
  3. Ask whether bail has been set, whether there is a court or case number, and whether any hold or transfer affects release.
  4. If the person was sentenced or transferred, search the Utah Department of Corrections offender search.
  5. If the needed booking record is not released informally, use the sheriff's GRAMA records request page.

San Juan County Search Fields

San Juan County does not publish an online roster form, so the useful record-search fields are the details needed for a phone lookup, GRAMA request, video-visit account, or inmate-account transaction. The county jail and records staff need enough facts to identify the correct person and the correct booking. Court and state prison searches use different fields.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Online San Juan County jail rostern/an/aNo official public county roster search form located.
Phone lookup detailsPhone or in-person requestPractical needFull name, DOB, booking or arrest date, arresting agency, and case number if known.
GRAMA request detailsWritten records requestEnough to locate recordsIdentify the booking, incident, date range, person, and record type requested.
UDC offender searchName or offender numberOne path neededUse after sentencing or transfer to state custody.
VINELink / Utah VINEName or ID searchVariesUse for custody status and notifications where available.

San Juan County Profile Fields

Because no official public San Juan County inmate profile was located, the field inventory is a request checklist rather than a roster screenshot. A booking record may include several fields, but public release is not automatic. Utah GRAMA can allow access to public records and also permits withholding or redaction of protected, private, controlled, sealed, juvenile, investigative, or security-sensitive information.

FieldWhat It Shows
Inmate nameFull legal name used for booking, sometimes with aliases if releasable.
Booking numberLocal jail booking identifier; the public format is not published online.
Booking date and timeWhen the person was processed into San Juan County Jail.
Arresting agencySheriff, city police, highway patrol, warrant agency, or another source.
Charges at bookingArrest or warrant basis, which can differ from formal court charges.
Bond or bailAmount and court routing if bail has been set by a judge.
Booking photoNot published online in located county sources; may require GRAMA review.
Custody statusIn custody, released, transferred, or moved to state or federal custody when releasable.

Find County and State Inmates

San Juan County inmate records sit at the front end of the custody path. The Utah Department of Corrections record sits later, after state sentencing or transfer. A person arrested in Monticello, Blanding, Bluff, or another local area may start at the San Juan County Jail. If that person is convicted and sentenced to prison, the search should shift to UDC. If a federal or immigration agency takes custody, the county jail may no longer be the best source.

CustodyWhere to LookBest Use
Pretrial or short local sentenceSan Juan County Jail, 435-587-2237Current local custody, bail routing, and jail contact rules.
Releasable local booking recordsSheriff GRAMA records routeBooking sheets, jail records, or photos not available online.
Sentenced state prisonerUtah Department of Corrections offender searchState custody, supervision, and prison records.
Custody notificationVINELink / Utah VINERelease or transfer notifications when available.
Federal sentenceBOP inmate locatorFederal sentenced-prisoner search.
Immigration detentionICE Online Detainee LocatorICE detainee location search.

San Juan County Jail Facility

Official local sources identified one San Juan County detention facility. The San Juan County Jail is operated by the sheriff's office at 297 South Main Street in Monticello. The county jail page says the jail averages 90 inmates, has about 10 officers, and houses prisoners for San Juan County and under contract with the State of Utah. No separate city jail, work-release center, state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center inside San Juan County was located in official sources.

San Juan County Jail

297 South Main Street

Monticello, UT 84535

435-587-2237

Video visitation only through IC Solutions; no in-person visitation is published as available.


Booking Process in San Juan County

A typical San Juan County arrest moves from law enforcement to jail intake. The arresting agency may be the sheriff's office, a city police department, Utah Highway Patrol, a warrant officer, or another agency. At the jail, intake may include identity confirmation, property inventory, fingerprinting, booking photo if performed, medical or security screening, classification, housing assignment, and first phone access under jail rules. The county does not publish a full booking manual, so these steps should be treated as the practical custody path, not a promise of a public online record.

Booking charges and court charges are different. A booking charge reflects the arrest or warrant basis. The prosecutor reviews reports and files the formal criminal case in court. The San Juan County court records after jail arrest path is the better source for filed charges, hearings, disposition, and sentencing once the case opens.


San Juan County Visitation Rules

San Juan County publishes detailed video-visit instructions. The official visiting page says the jail no longer offers in-person visitation. Visits are handled through IC Solutions. A visitor creates an account, adds the San Juan County Jail, searches for the inmate in the facility list, schedules the visit, and waits for jail-staff approval. The FAQ adds that online visits can happen when the inmate is out of the cell and jail staff approve the visit.

The official visiting page is shown in the San Juan County video visitation screenshot below, which matches the no-in-person-visits rule in the research file.

San Juan County inmate records video visitation rules

Because staff approval is part of the process, custody confirmation should happen before money is spent on a visit account.

Visit TypeScheduleRules
Video visitationNo fixed public schedule publishedIC Solutions account required; visit must be approved by jail staff.
In-person visitationNot availableOfficial visiting page says in-person visitation is no longer offered.
Attorney visitsNot published on inspected pageAttorneys should contact the jail directly for access procedures.

Contact San Juan County Inmates

Mail and messaging rules are specific. Non-privileged mail is scanned through IC Solutions into the inmate tablet system. The scanned-mail envelope should use the inmate name and number, San Juan County Jail, PO Box 76550, Highland Heights, KY 41076. Legal mail and money orders go to the physical jail address in Monticello. Mail must include the sender's full return address with first and last name, street address, city, state, and ZIP.

The jail mail page says letters and photographs may be allowed, but photographs cannot contain nudity. The page also says no items other than a letter and photographs are accepted and tells senders not to put stickers on letters. The FAQ says packages are not accepted from people and books are accepted only if sent from the distributor. Inmate phone calls may be collect or use money from the inmate account.


San Juan County Inmate Funds

San Juan County uses JailATM for commissary deposits, tablet funds, and digital messaging. The inmate accounting page says funds can also be added by phone at 1-877-810-0914, at the jail lobby kiosk, or by money order mailed or delivered to the jail. Checks and money orders should be payable to San Juan County Jail, and the inmate's name or number should be placed on the memo line. Tablet funds are separate from commissary funds.

MethodDetailsFee Status
JailATM onlineCommissary deposits, tablet funds, and digital messagesVendor fees may apply; county page does not publish a fee table.
Phone deposits1-877-810-0914Fee not published in county source.
Lobby kioskJail lobby at 297 South Main StreetFee not published in county source.
Money orderPayable to San Juan County Jail with inmate name or numberNo county fee listed.

Note: Confirm custody with the jail before sending money, scheduling a visit, or mailing items for a newly arrested person.

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