Daggett County Bench Warrants Search
Daggett County is the least populated county in Utah with just 963 residents. Still, the county issues bench warrants through its Justice Court and the Eighth District Court. The county seat is Manila, where the sheriff and courthouse share a small complex. Nearly two million people visit Daggett County each year to enjoy Flaming Gorge, and warrants can affect visitors too. You can search for active bench warrants through the Utah BCI portal or by calling the Daggett County Sheriff at (435) 784-3255. This page covers all the ways to find and access bench warrant records in Daggett County.
Daggett County Quick Facts
Daggett County Sheriff Bench Warrants
The Daggett County Sheriff is the chief law enforcement officer for this remote county. Call (435) 784-3255 to reach the office. It sits at 95 North 1st West in Manila. Mail goes to P.O. Box 219, Manila, UT 84046. For the main county line, dial (435) 784-3154. Deputies serve all bench warrants issued by courts in Daggett County.
One thing that sets Daggett County apart is its dispatch setup. After-hours calls go to Consolidated Dispatch in Vernal, Utah. The sheriff is not dispatched from Manila. For routine bench warrant checks during the work week, call the sheriff's direct line. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Staff can tell you if a bench warrant is active and which court issued it.
The Daggett County Sheriff website has a records request form you can download. The site also links to the Utah Department of Corrections and the VINE victim notification system. These tools may help if you are looking for someone who was arrested on a bench warrant in Daggett County.
| Office |
Daggett County Sheriff's Office 95 North 1st West P.O. Box 219 Manila, UT 84046 Phone: (435) 784-3255 |
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| Hours | Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM |
| Dispatch | Consolidated Dispatch, Vernal, Utah |
How Bench Warrants Work in Daggett County
Bench warrants in Daggett County follow the same rules as the rest of Utah. A judge issues one when someone misses a court date or breaks a court order. The warrant goes into the state database right away. It stays active until served or recalled. Even though Daggett County is small, its bench warrants are valid across all of Utah. There is no expiration.
The Daggett County Justice Court at 95 North 1st West in Manila issues bench warrants for Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic cases, and infractions. Felonies and Class A misdemeanors go through the Eighth District Court, also in Manila. Both courts enter warrants into the statewide system under Utah Code Title 77, Chapter 7. A person with an active bench warrant from Daggett County can be stopped in Salt Lake City or any other part of the state.
Daggett County no longer has an open jail. Anyone arrested on a bench warrant here is taken to a facility in a nearby county. The sheriff works with the Utah Department of Corrections and neighboring county jails to house inmates.
Note: Bench warrants from Daggett County can also affect visitors who received citations during trips to Flaming Gorge and failed to respond.
Searching Daggett County Warrant Records
The Utah BCI warrant check is the best online tool for finding bench warrants in Daggett County. Enter a first and last name. Add a date of birth to narrow results. The tool is free and covers all 29 counties in Utah. Active bench warrants from Daggett County show the warrant type, issuing court, and case number.
The Utah Courts XChange system also includes Daggett County cases. You can look up filings by party name or case number. Remote access requires a $30 monthly plan. Since Daggett County does not have a large courthouse with public terminals, the state online tools are the most useful way to search from outside the area. You can also call the Eighth District Court or the Justice Court at (435) 784-3154 for case questions during business hours.
Daggett County Bench Warrant Records
Bench warrants in Daggett County are public records under GRAMA. You can request copies from the sheriff or the county clerk. The Daggett County Form Center has a GRAMA request form you can fill out online. You can also mail or hand-deliver a form to the county offices at 95 North 1st West in Manila.
The county clerk, Larinda Isaacson, handles GRAMA requests for county records. Reach her at (435) 784-3154 or by email at larindai@daggettcounty.org. The county has 10 business days to respond. Copies cost about $0.25 per page. Research time beyond the first free period is charged at an hourly rate. The Daggett County GRAMA page has more details on how to submit your request and what to expect.
You can also get blank GRAMA forms from the Utah State Archives. These forms work for any county in Utah, including Daggett County.
Resolving Warrants in Daggett County
Clear a bench warrant in Daggett County by contacting the court that issued it. The Justice Court and the Eighth District Court both accept calls at (435) 784-3154. Ask the clerk to help you set a new hearing date. When you show up, the judge may recall the bench warrant.
Because Daggett County is remote, travel can be a factor. The Utah State Courts website lists court schedules and contact details for the Eighth District. Some matters may be handled by phone or video if the court allows it. Ask the clerk about your options. The Utah Law Library has free resources that can help you prepare for court. A bench warrant in Daggett County carries the same weight as one from any other county. It can lead to arrest at any traffic stop in the state. Take care of it as soon as you can.
Cities in Daggett County
Daggett County includes the town of Manila and the Dutch John area. All bench warrant cases are handled by the courts in Manila.
Nearby Counties
Daggett County borders Uintah County to the south and Summit County to the west. It also shares a border with Wyoming and Colorado. Check which county your case was filed in before searching for bench warrants.