Search Cache County Bench Warrants

Cache County bench warrants are issued by the First District Court and local justice courts in the Logan area. The Cache County Sheriff at 1225 West Valley View Drive in Logan handles warrant service for the county. Searches are free. You can look up active bench warrants through state tools like the Utah BCI warrant portal or by calling the Cache County sheriff at (435) 755-1000. The sheriff also runs a "Who's Been Booked" database that shows recent arrests. This page explains how to find and access bench warrant records in Cache County, including online and in-person options at the courts and the sheriff's office.

Cache County Sheriff Bench Warrants

The Cache County Sheriff is the top law enforcement officer in the county. This office serves bench warrants, runs the jail, and maintains arrest records. Cache County's sheriff works out of 1225 West Valley View Drive, Suite 100, in Logan. Call the main line at (435) 755-1000 for bench warrant questions. The jail line is (435) 755-1050.

A "Who's Been Booked" database is posted on the Cache County Sheriff's website. This free tool shows who has been brought into the Cache County Jail in the past 30 days. Each entry lists the person's name, charges, bond amount, and next court date. Bench warrant arrests show up in this data. It is a quick way to see if someone was recently picked up on a warrant in Cache County. The sheriff also keeps an incidents blotter that tracks recent law enforcement activity across Cache County.

Records staff at the Cache County Sheriff can check for active bench warrants by phone. They can also process written warrant records requests. Send requests by email to records@cachecounty.org or by fax to (435) 755-1955. Bring a photo ID for any in-person request at the Cache County office.

How Cache County Bench Warrants Are Issued

A bench warrant in Cache County starts with a missed court date. The judge reviews the record and sees that the person did not show up. A bench warrant is then signed from the bench. This type of warrant is not based on new evidence or a police request. It is based on a failure to follow Cache County court orders. Once signed, it goes into the state warrant system right away.

Other reasons for bench warrants in Cache County include failure to pay court fines, not completing a required program, and breaking probation terms. Cache County's First District Court in Logan issues warrants for felonies and Class A misdemeanors. The Cache County Justice Court issues bench warrants for Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic cases, and infractions. Logan City Justice Court at 290 North 100 West also issues bench warrants for city cases. Under Utah arrest and warrant law, any officer in Utah can serve a bench warrant from Cache County.

Note: A bench warrant from Cache County is valid statewide and can lead to arrest during any encounter with law enforcement.

Cache County Warrant Search Online

The best free tool for checking bench warrants in Cache County is the Utah BCI warrant check. Enter a first name, last name, and date of birth if known. Results come fast. The site returns active warrants from all counties in Utah, including Cache County. No account is needed. Each result shows the warrant type, issuing court, and case number.

The Utah Courts XChange system gives more detail on Cache County court cases. Search by party name or case number to find filings, hearing dates, and bench warrant entries. A $30 monthly plan gives full remote access. Free self-service terminals sit in the First District Court at 135 North 100 West in Logan. Cache County Justice Court at 179 North Main Street, Suite 301, also has public terminals for bench warrant case lookups.

Phone calls work well too. Call the Cache County Sheriff at (435) 755-1000 or the First District Court at (435) 750-1300. Staff can verify if a bench warrant is active. Cache County Justice Court at (435) 755-1760 handles its own warrant case inquiries during business hours.

Courts Issuing Bench Warrants in Cache County

Three courts issue bench warrants in Cache County. The First District Court at 135 North 100 West in Logan handles felony and serious misdemeanor cases. Call (435) 750-1300 for Cache County warrant records. This court also hears appeals from the justice courts. When a justice court case is appealed, a new trial takes place at the First District Court. Bench warrants may carry over or new ones may be issued during the Cache County appeal process.

Cache County Justice Court is at 179 North Main Street, Suite 301, in Logan. It handles Class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, and traffic cases. Phone: (435) 755-1760. Logan City Justice Court at 290 North 100 West handles city ordinance cases. Phone: (435) 716-9000. All three courts enter their bench warrants into the Utah State Courts system. Public access to Cache County case data is free at any courthouse terminal.

Note: The Cache County Justice Court and Logan City Justice Court are separate courts even though both are in Logan.

Accessing Warrant Records in Cache County

Bench warrants are public records in Cache County under GRAMA. You do not need to be a party in the case to request them. Submit a GRAMA form to the Cache County Sheriff or the court clerk. Get forms from the Cache County website or download them from the Utah State Archives. Include the full name of the person, date of birth if known, and any warrant case numbers.

Several ways exist to submit your Cache County records request:

• In person at the sheriff's office with a photo ID
• By email to records@cachecounty.org
• By fax to (435) 755-1955
• By mail to 1225 West Valley View Drive, Suite 100, Logan, UT 84321

Cache County has 10 business days to respond. Most simple warrant requests are done in 3 to 7 days. Fees start at $10 for the first search. Copies are $0.25 per page. Certified copies of bench warrant records add $2.00 per document. The first 15 minutes of staff research time are free. Extra time costs $20 per hour. Pay by cash, check, money order, or credit card at the Cache County Sheriff's Office.

Resolving Cache County Bench Warrants

Clear a Cache County bench warrant by going to court. Call the clerk at the court that issued it. Ask to set a new hearing date. When you appear, the judge can recall the bench warrant. This removes it from the system. Some people choose to turn themselves in at the Cache County Jail. They are then booked and can post bail right away.

Getting legal advice before you act is a good idea. The Utah Law Library offers free self-help resources. Bail amounts for Cache County bench warrants depend on the charge and the court. Cash bail and surety bonds are both accepted. Do not wait too long. Any traffic stop or routine check could lead to your arrest on an active bench warrant in Cache County. Taking care of it early saves time and stress.

Cities in Cache County

Cache County includes Logan, Smithfield, North Logan, Hyde Park, Providence, and several other towns. All major bench warrant cases are handled by courts in Logan.

Nearby Counties

Cache County shares borders with Box Elder, Rich, and Weber counties. Check which county your warrant case was filed in before searching for bench warrants.

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