Lookup Cache County Jail Inmates

Cache County Jail Overview

Cache County Jail is operated by the Cache County Sheriff's Office from the Sheriff's Complex and Jail campus in Logan. The jail page describes the facility's mission as providing inmate housing while maintaining safety and security for the community, staff, and inmates. It also connects jail operations to court-mandated requirements and to movement into less restrictive settings for qualified participating inmates.

The jail is not limited to one custody category. Research sources show local pretrial detainees, sentenced county inmates, Utah Department of Corrections placement inmates, and federal custody categories can all matter at Cache County Jail. The jail page says religious services are available to county, state, and federal inmates in most classifications. ICE Office of Detention Oversight materials also inspected Cache County Jail in Logan in 2020, 2021, and 2022, which should be treated as historical federal inspection context rather than a promise of current ICE placement.

The matched Cache County Jail Division screenshot comes from the official jail page. It is the source for roster-unavailable notices, visitation rules, money deposits, mail restrictions, PREA reporting, and jail programs.

Because the jail's public roster is unavailable, the official jail page is still important, but it is not enough by itself. Current custody questions should use the booked-inmate phone line, and official copies should go through the Sheriff's Records Department under GRAMA.

Cache County Jail Population

The strongest official Cache County Jail population numbers are bed and contract indicators from the Utah Department of Corrections FY2024 Jail Programs report, published in April 2025. That report lists 374 total jail beds, 150 contracted beds, and 100 beds available for housing to Corrections. It lists Cache County as male housing. It does not give a current average daily population for Cache County Jail, so capacity should not be described as a current headcount.

Cache County's contract role matters for inmate lookup. The Utah Department of Corrections says about a quarter of state inmates are housed in county facilities through the Inmate Placement Program. Cache County participates in that system. At the same time, Cache County's current inmate list notice says the public current list does not include Utah State or Federal inmates housed at Cache County Jail. A person can be physically in the jail but outside the visible local roster category.

Search Cache County Jail Inmates

The Cache County Jail Division page has sections for the current inmate list and the last-30-days arrest and booking list, but both were marked currently unavailable in the research. Each unavailable notice directs users to call (435) 755-1227 for booked-inmate information. The terms page says the roster, when available, is unofficial, not updated more than six times per hour and often less, and not the official public or legal record.

1. Check whether the Cache County current inmate list or last-30-days booking list has returned on the jail page.
2. If the jail roster is still unavailable, call (435) 755-1227 for booked-inmate information.
3. If official jail records, booking records, reports, or releasable photo/video records are needed, use the Sheriff's Records Department GRAMA process.
4. If the person is under UDC supervision, use the UDC offender search instead of relying on the county roster.
5. For federal sentenced custody, use the BOP inmate locator; for immigration custody, use the ICE detainee locator.

VINELink is available for victim and release-notification needs. It should be treated as a notification channel, not a full substitute for the jail, court, UDC, BOP, or ICE lookup systems.

Cache County Jail Contact Records

Use the jail contact information for custody and facility questions, and use the Sheriff's Records Department for official record copies. The jail mail format uses Suite 100, while the records form uses Suite 200 for administrative records requests. Both refer to the Sheriff's Complex and Jail campus on Logan's west side.

Jail division leadership contacts listed by the jail page include Lieutenant Candice Hatch and Lieutenant Michael Gates. The Sheriff's homepage identifies Sheriff Chad Jensen, and the county officials page lists Sheriff Jensen with the main Sheriff's Office phone. For records copies, the current web page gives recordsrequest@cachesheriff.gov; the older PDF form prints recordsrequest@cachesheriff.org, so the current web page should be preferred.

Cache County Jail Records

Official jail and booking records are kept by the Cache County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Records Request page says requests are handled under GRAMA and may take up to 10 working days. Active reports are not available for release or review until cleared. Records not picked up within 60 days are destroyed, and payment is not refunded.

Booking photographs need special care. Cache County says starting May 5, 2021, jail and booking photos may no longer be distributed and are no longer available to download because of Utah's jail photo distribution law. Incident photos on the records form should not be treated as a promise that a booking photo can be released.

Cache County Jail Visit Records

All Cache County Jail visits are video visits. On-site video visits are free, limited to two per week, and run 20 minutes each. On-site visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through NCIC. Remote visits are also scheduled through NCIC, require an online application and jail approval, and may carry nonrefundable fees.

Visitors over age 16 must present photo ID, and adults need a valid government document such as a driver license, state ID, or passport. Visitors under 18 must be with a parent or legal guardian. Food, drink, cell phones, electronic devices, screenshots, nudity, explicit conduct, and security-sensitive communication can cause a visit to be ended or denied. A person booked or housed at Cache County Jail within the past 30 days may not visit.

Cache County Jail Mail Records

Cache County Jail mail rules are detailed because incoming mail is scanned and electronically delivered. Letters must be no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches or sent as e-message. Senders must include full name and complete return address. Photographs are limited to five per envelope and 5 x 7 inches, must include inmate name or name number on the back, and are disposed after seven days after electronic access. Do not send irreplaceable photos.

Incoming mail may not include glitter, perfume, lipstick, obscene or gang-related material, stickers, adhesives, tape, white-out, metallic or glitter pen, crayon, marker, paint, plastic, rubber, staples, or metal. Private-residence, business, and PO box packages are returned unless an exception applies. Mail for people no longer housed at Cache County Jail is returned and not forwarded.

Cache County Jail Custody Records

Cache County Jail participates in Utah's state Inmate Placement Program, but UDC lookup is still separate from county jail lookup. UDC says its offender search covers people currently incarcerated by UDC or on probation or parole with UDC. It also states that people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced and housed in county jail facilities are not listed there.

Cache County Jail Program Records

Cache County Jail has a broad program set documented by the jail page and UDC FY2024 Jail Programs report. Programs include high school classes through Cache High School and Cache County School District, Addiction Recovery, AA, NA, CAPSA domestic violence coursework, Functional Behavior, InsideOut Dad, Job Preparation Workshop, Life Skills and Anger Management, Moral Reconation Therapy, NAMI, Project REALITY, religious services, Substance Abuse, and Thinking for a Change.

The FY2024 report lists 89 total program completions or participants in selected tracked categories, including 4 high school completions, 7 B.R.A.T. successful transitions, 23 Functional Behavior, 17 InsideOut Dad, 47 MRT, and 2 Thinking for a Change. It also lists 61 inmate jobs available in roles such as kitchen, laundry, library, janitor, pod cleaner, groundskeeper, sewing, culinary, car wash, and call out. These are program and job indicators, not guarantees for every inmate.

PREA reporting is handled through jail supervision. Cache County states zero tolerance for sexual assaults and rapes in custody and says reports can be made by calling (435) 755-1000 and asking for a jail supervisor. Tours are available by appointment from a classroom view into jail cameras; the jail page says to call 435-755-1222 for tours.