Find Grand County Booking Photos

Grand County jail mugshots are not shown through a confirmed official public mugshot gallery. The county's current custody page is an image-based jail offense list, and research did not locate a separate booking-photo feed or a confirmed booking-photo field on public inmate profiles. To find Grand County booking photos, start by checking the official roster for the person's booking context, then use the sheriff's public-records process when a photo is not posted. Utah law treats booking photos as restricted records in some settings, so access depends on GRAMA, local review, and release limits.

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Grand County Jail Mugshots

Grand County's current public inmate lookup is the Jail Inmate List. It is an image-based offense list, not an interactive searchable database. During research, no official public mugshot gallery, no recent-bookings photo feed, and no clickable inmate profile with a confirmed booking-photo field was found on the official county site. That point should be read plainly. Grand County booking photos may exist as sheriff records, but the public roster did not confirm a public mugshot field.

The official roster remains useful because it can give enough detail to make a focused records request. The posted offense list may show Booking #, Name, Name Number, Statute, Offense, Court, offense code or category, and Class. If the needed item is a booking image, arrest photo, report, arraignment date, bond amount, or charge source that is not online, the Grand County Sheriff's Office GRAMA process is the main access channel. The local records page says some adult arrest information, including arrest photos, may be available, but not every request can be granted.

The roster screenshot comes from the official Grand County Jail Inmate List.

Grand County jail mugshots roster page with booking-photo field not confirmed

The roster is a current jail offense list. It should not be treated as a complete photo archive or a released-inmate history page.


Grand County Booking Photo Channels

Grand County jail mugshot access is best understood as a set of channels, not one guaranteed gallery. The jail list can confirm the person and offense-list context. The sheriff records process can be used for arrest photos and booking records when the record is releasable. Court records can show filed charges and outcomes, but they are not mugshot records. Federal and immigration systems are different again and generally do not provide public booking-photo galleries.

ChannelResult
Jail inmate listBooking photo not confirmed as a visible field; the page is an offense-list image.
Recent bookings or mugshot galleryNo official Grand County gallery located.
Daily booking report PDFNo separate public daily booking report PDF located; current roster images act as the current list.
Sheriff GRAMA requestOfficial fallback for arrest photos and booking records, subject to GRAMA and local review.
Court recordsShow filed charges, hearings, and dispositions, not booking photos.
Federal BOP, USMS, or ICEPublic locators do not operate as mugshot galleries.

What is and isn't public: A current custody or offense-list entry may be public, but a booking photo is not treated as an always-open public image in Utah. Grand County may release some adult arrest photos, yet protected-record, juvenile, investigation, privacy, safety, or fair-trial limits can lead to denial or redaction.


Grand County Roster Fields

The Grand County jail roster is a posted current inmate offense list, not a detailed profile page. That matters for mugshot searches because many jail sites place a photo on an inmate profile, while Grand County's official page did not confirm a separate public photo field. Use the visible fields to identify the right person before asking for any arrest photo through GRAMA.

FieldWhat It ShowsPhoto Relevance
Booking #Local booking identifier associated with the inmate or offense listing.Useful for a booking-photo request.
NamePerson listed on the current inmate offense list.Needed to identify the photo subject.
Name NumberInternal name number visible on the roster.Can help narrow records staff review.
StatuteLegal statute tied to the listed offense.Not a photo field.
OffenseOffense description on the current list.Helps connect the booking to a charge path.
CourtVisible court label, when shown.Can point to the court case, not the image itself.
ClassOffense class on the roster.Not a photo field.
MugshotNot confirmed in the public field inventory.Request through GRAMA if needed and legally releasable.

Other fields were also not confirmed in the public extraction, including age, date of birth, sex, race, height, weight, bond, housing unit, arresting agency, court date, and release date. Bond amounts and arraignment dates may be available through sheriff records or court channels when releasable. For the broader custody list workflow, use Grand County jail inmate records.


Grand County Mugshot Law

Utah's GRAMA framework controls many public-record requests. Utah Code 63G-2-201 provides a general right to inspect or copy public records unless a record is private, controlled, protected, or otherwise restricted. Utah Code 63G-2-204 covers written requests to the government entity that keeps the record. For Grand County jail mugshots, that points to the sheriff's office when the photo is not posted online.

Key Statutes:

Utah Code 63G-2-305 defines protected records and includes restrictions relevant to images taken during jail booking.

Utah Code 17-22-30 governs sheriff release of booking photographs and publish-for-pay restrictions.

The practical result is narrow. A booking photograph is not treated like an unrestricted public image. A requester may need to certify that the image will not be used for a publish-for-pay publication or website. A record can also be withheld when protected-record conditions apply. Grand County's own records guidance matches that approach by saying some arrest photos may be available while also warning that some requests cannot be granted.


Request Grand County Booking Photos

The most direct official route for a Grand County booking photo that is not online is a sheriff GRAMA request. The county sheriff's forms page says requests generally require a legible copy of valid state-issued ID, a specific description of the record, an incident date, a case number if available, and the reason or records sought. The sheriff page lists Ronnie McCurdy at rmccurdy@grandcountyutah.gov for electronic submission.

The relevant county records page is the Grand County Sheriff's forms and documents page.

Grand County booking photo GRAMA request forms page

The form route is the local way to ask for a booking image when the roster does not show one.

  1. Check the public jail inmate list first. Note the person's name, booking number, visible offense, court, and class if shown.
  2. Open the Grand County Sheriff GRAMA request form and describe the requested record with care.
  3. List the person's name, booking number if known, incident date, case number if known, and state that the request is for the booking or arrest photo.
  4. Include a legible copy of valid state-issued ID and choose the access basis that fits the request.
  5. Submit the request personally or electronically to the sheriff records contact listed by the county.
  6. Expect 10 working days unless the request qualifies for expedited five-working-day processing.

Grand County Photo Fees

Grand County's GRAMA form lists several fees that may matter for mugshot and booking-record requests. The first 15 minutes of records or research time is not listed as billed time, but work after that is charged. Photo format matters, and redaction can add cost when audio or video is involved. A requester who is cost-sensitive should set a cost ceiling on the form rather than leaving the amount open.

Fee ItemAmount
Records or research time$25/hour after first 15 minutes
Report pages$1/page
Printed photos$2/photo, $10 minimum
Digital photos$20 plus flash drive if applicable
CD or thumb drive$25
Video redaction$75/hour, 3-hour minimum
Audio redaction$75/hour, 1-hour minimum

Fee waivers may be requested for public benefit, a subject or legal guardian request, an authorized representative request, or a request that directly affects legal rights where the requester is impecunious. A waiver is not automatic. If a request is denied, the research notes say the appeal route on the form goes to Sheriff Jamison Wiggins within 30 days.


Grand County Mugshot Removal

Research did not find a Grand County rule stating that mugshots remain online for a fixed number of hours or days. It also did not find a public released-inmate photo archive. Avoid assuming a booking photo disappears after release, stays posted after release, or can be removed through a private takedown path. The official route is records correction, court sealing, or expungement where Utah law allows it.

Utah Title 77 Chapter 40a controls many clearing questions. Utah Code 77-40a-201 covers automatic expungement or deletion pathways. Utah Code 77-40a-305 covers petition-based expungement. A dismissed charge, acquittal, eligible conviction, or other eligible result may need a court process before public access changes. The court case path is explained with Grand County court records after a jail arrest.

SituationLikely Path
Photo not online but needed for a record purposeSubmit sheriff GRAMA request with ID and specific details.
Wrong person or wrong booking detailsContact the record custodian and provide identifiers and support.
Case dismissed or eligible for clearingReview Title 77 Chapter 40a and the relevant court process.
Private website copied a photoUse legal and records-clearing routes; commercial mugshot sites are not official records channels.

State and Federal Photos

Grand County Jail is a county facility. It holds local pretrial detainees, local sentenced jail inmates, and some state inmates under Utah Department of Corrections jail-program arrangements when used. A person sentenced to state custody may move into the Utah Department of Corrections system, where the state offender search is separate from the Grand County roster. UDC's offender search is not a local jail mugshot gallery.

Federal and immigration custody should also be kept separate. The Bureau of Prisons locator result fields are name, register number, age, race, sex, release date, and location. BOP does not operate as a public mugshot gallery. A federal pretrial detainee may be held through the U.S. Marshals Service and may not appear in BOP until sentenced or otherwise placed in BOP custody. ICE's locator is for immigration detainee search, not for public booking-photo browsing.

Reminder: A Grand County booking photo request belongs with the local sheriff when the booking was local. Court, state prison, federal, and immigration locators serve different record purposes.

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