Cache County Criminal History Records

Cache County criminal history records are maintained by the Cache County Sheriff's Office and the First District Court in Logan. Cache County is located in the northern part of Utah, bordered by Idaho to the north and Box Elder County to the west. The county is home to Utah State University and the city of Logan, the county seat. This page covers how to access criminal history in Cache County, which offices hold records, what the search process looks like, and what state tools are available to the public.

Cache County Sheriff Criminal History

The Cache County Sheriff's Office is the primary agency for criminal records in Cache County. The office is located at 1225 West Valley View Drive, Suite 100, Logan, UT 84321. You can reach the records division by phone at (435) 755-1000. Records staff are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, excluding holidays. For remote requests, you can send an email to records@cachecounty.org or fax to (435) 755-1955.

The Cache County official website at cachecounty.org provides public records access and county office contact information. The Sheriff maintains a daily blotter for dispatch activities that is open to the public. The blotter shows recent calls for service and law enforcement activity in Cache County. This is a useful first stop when looking for recent arrest information in the county without making a formal request.

To request criminal records through the Sheriff's Office, complete a GRAMA Request Form. You can pick one up at the office or download it from the county website. You must include the full name of the person, their date of birth if known, the approximate date of the arrest or incident, and any case number you have. A valid government-issued photo ID is required. Fees are $10 for the first 10 pages, $0.25 per additional page, and $4.00 per certified document. Under Utah Code § 63G-2-204, the office must respond within 10 business days, or 5 business days if you demonstrate an urgent need.

How to Search Cache County Criminal History

There are multiple ways to search for criminal history in Cache County. Your choice depends on the type of record you need and how quickly you need it. The Sheriff's Office is best for local arrest and incident records. The BCI provides the most complete statewide history. Online court systems let you find case information without visiting an office.

The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification provides full statewide criminal history checks. The BCI is located at 4315 South 2700 West, Suite 1300, Taylorsville, UT 84129, and can be reached at (801) 965-4445. Visit bci.utah.gov for more information. For comprehensive checks, you must submit the required application form with a notarized signature along with the applicable fee. As of July 2025, fees are $20 for a name-based check and $20 for a fingerprint-based check. Fingerprint checks are more thorough and take 3 to 4 weeks to process. Mail submissions go to 3888 West 5400 South, Taylorsville, UT 84129.

For court records, use the Utah Courts XChange system at utcourts.gov/xchange. This subscription service costs $30 per month and gives access to District and Justice Court case files across Utah, including Cache County. For free basic case lookups, use MyCase at casesearch.utcourts.gov. You can search by party name or case number to find criminal cases filed in Cache County's First District Court.

Note: For comprehensive checks through BCI, allow 3 to 4 weeks for processing, and be sure to include all required forms and a notarized signature with your request.

Court Records in Cache County

The First District Court serves Cache County and handles all felony criminal cases, domestic relations, civil matters, and appeals from justice courts. The court is located at 135 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321. You can reach the court by phone at (435) 750-1300 or by email at cache_po@utcourts.gov.

Court records include all case filings, hearings, dispositions, judgments, and sentencing documents for criminal cases in Cache County. To request records in person, visit the clerk's office at the courthouse in Logan. Bring the case number if you have it, or the person's name and date of birth. Staff can look up the case and provide copies. Copy fees are $0.25 per page, with certified copies at $4.00 per document. The First District Court is open Monday through Friday during regular business hours.

Case records can also be accessed through the XChange subscription system or through the free MyCase portal. These tools are the fastest way to search for criminal case records without making a trip to the courthouse. Both systems allow searches by party name or case number and return public information on case status, charges filed, and hearing dates in Cache County.

Warrant Records in Cache County

Active warrants issued in Cache County can be searched through the Utah statewide warrant database. Visit secure.utah.gov/warrants and search by name to see if a warrant is currently active. This free tool covers all Utah counties and is updated regularly by law enforcement agencies across the state.

You can also call the Cache County Sheriff's Office at (435) 755-1000 to inquire about a specific warrant. The records staff can confirm whether a warrant is active in Cache County. Under Utah Code § 77-7-3, any person with an active warrant is subject to arrest at any time. If you have reason to believe a warrant has been issued for you in Cache County, address it quickly by contacting the issuing court or speaking with an attorney. Most warrants in Cache County are handled through the First District Court in Logan.

Warrant records are public under GRAMA unless sealed or part of an active investigation. Most outstanding warrant information is available through the statewide search tool or directly from the Sheriff's Office.

Expungement in Cache County

Utah law allows eligible individuals to expunge criminal records, including cases handled in Cache County. Expungement seals the record from public access and removes it from most database searches. Utah's Clean Slate law, which took effect in February 2022, created an automatic expungement process for certain qualifying offenses once the required waiting period has passed.

For cases that do not qualify for automatic expungement, you must file a petition with the First District Court in Logan. The process involves a $65 certification fee and a $135 petition fee. Once you file, the court notifies the Cache County Sheriff's Office, the BCI, and other relevant agencies. A hearing date is typically set. The full process often takes several months. Full instructions and forms are available at utcourts.gov/howto/expunge.

After the court grants your expungement order, the BCI updates the state criminal history database. The Cache County Sheriff's Office also updates its records. Once complete, the record will no longer appear in standard public searches through XChange or the statewide warrant database. Keep a copy of your expungement order, as you may need to provide it to certain agencies or institutions.

Criminal Records and Public Access in Cache County

Criminal history records in Cache County are subject to the Government Records Access and Management Act. GRAMA is codified at Utah Code § 63G-2-201 and gives the public the right to request most government records. You do not need a personal connection to a case to request the records. Any member of the public can submit a GRAMA request to the Cache County Sheriff's Office or the First District Court.

The Criminal Identification Act at Utah Code § 53-10-108 sets the rules for how the BCI manages statewide criminal history data. This law covers access rights, record retention, and what information must be included in a criminal history report. Records that are typically restricted include juvenile records, active investigation files, and cases that have been sealed or expunged by court order. Most adult criminal records, including booking data and court case details, are available to the public.

For very old records not available through current county offices, the Utah State Archives at archives.utah.gov may be able to help. The Archives maintains historical government records for Utah and can assist with research requests for older Cache County criminal history files.

Cities in Cache County

Cache County includes the city of Logan as well as several other communities. All felony criminal cases in Cache County are filed at the First District Court in Logan. Misdemeanor cases are handled by local justice courts.

Logan is the county seat of Cache County and the location of the First District Court, Cache County Sheriff's Office, and the county's main public records offices.

Nearby Counties

Cache County borders Box Elder County to the west and Rich County to the east. It also shares a border with Weber County to the south. If the records you need are from a neighboring area, use the links below.

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