Jail Inmate Locator

Rich County Jail

Utah

Cache County Jail (holds Rich County inmates under contract)

Rich County has no county jail suitable for long-term housing; the Rich County Sheriff's Office in Randolph places inmates in other county jails under contract, commonly the Cache County Jail in Logan.

Address
1225 W Valley View, Logan, UT 84321
Phone
(435) 755-1000

How to find an inmate

The Rich County Sheriff's Office in Randolph does not run a long-term county jail, so inmates are usually housed at the Cache County Jail in Logan. Call the Rich County Sheriff's Office or the Cache County Jail with the person's full name and date of birth to confirm where they are held. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Utah Department of Corrections offender search.

Visitation

Visitation follows the rules of the holding facility, usually the Cache County Jail run by the Cache County Sheriff's Office in Logan. Call the facility ahead of time to confirm the schedule, ID rules and any registration requirements.

Bail and bond

Bail for Rich County charges is set by the court. It is generally posted at the jail where the person is held. Call that facility to confirm the amount and the accepted payment or bond options.

Mail and money

Mail and money for an inmate go to the jail that holds them, not to the Rich County Sheriff's Office. Confirm the mailing address format, mail restrictions and current deposit methods with the holding facility.

Frequently asked questions

Does Rich County have a jail?

No. Rich County has no county jail for long-term housing, and inmates are usually held under contract at a jail such as the Cache County Jail in Logan.

How do I find out if someone from Rich County is in custody?

Call the Rich County Sheriff's Office or the Cache County Jail at (435) 755-1000 with the person's full name and date of birth.

How do I post bail in Rich County?

Contact the jail where the person is held to confirm the bail amount set by the court and how it can be paid.

Can I send money to a Rich County inmate?

Yes. Use the deposit options offered by the holding jail, and confirm them with that facility first.