Millard County Inmate Population
The Millard County inmate population is centered on one local detention facility, the Millard County Jail at the Justice Complex in Fillmore. The jail is operated by the Millard County Sheriff's Office, and local county material names Sheriff Richard Jacobson as the sheriff. The facility is also described in Utah corrections material as the Millard County Correctional Facility because it houses Utah state inmates under contract. That dual role matters. A person booked after a local arrest may be in county custody, while a sentenced person in the same building may be counted as a Utah Department of Corrections inmate.
No official source identified a separate city jail, regional jail, state prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention facility physically located in Millard County. Delta has a sheriff substation, but official Delta material describes it as a law-enforcement substation, not a place where people are jailed. For custody questions, the local path starts with the Fillmore jail. If the person has moved into state, federal, or immigration custody, the search has to move to the right statewide or federal locator.
The Millard County inmate population changes with arrests, court release orders, sentence starts, transfers, warrant holds, state contract placements, and release dates. Current total daily jail population was not found on an official county dashboard. The strongest current official figures are capacity, contract-bed, and program figures from Utah Department of Corrections materials and a 2025 Millard County public notice.
Millard County Inmate Statistics
Millard County population figures come from several source types. Utah Department of Corrections data supplies current jail-program and contract-bed context. Vera Institute Incarceration Trends, using BJS and related data, supplies long-run county jail figures through 2019. Census and state-library material gives local population context for a large rural county. These are not all the same metric, so the figures should not be merged into one current head count.
The UDC FY24 Jail Programs booklet lists 108 total jail beds and 48 contracted beds for Millard County. The Vera Incarceration Trends profile lists 107 rated capacity and a jail population of 70 in 2019. Vera also lists 189 jail admissions and 50 people held for state prison authority in that same 2019 county dataset.
| Measure | Figure | Source / Year |
|---|---|---|
| Total jail beds | 108 | UDC FY24 Jail Programs booklet, published April 2025 |
| Contracted beds | 48 | UDC FY24 Jail Programs booklet, published April 2025 |
| Rated capacity | 107 | Vera/BJS county data, 2019 |
| Jail population | 70 | Vera/BJS county data, 2019 |
| Jail admissions | 189 | Vera/BJS county data, 2019 |
| State inmates held | 50 | Vera/BJS custody-source data, 2019 |
| Federal / ICE held | 0 federal / 0 ICE | Vera/BJS custody-source data, 2019 |
| State treatment program ADP | 18 state inmates | Millard County SUPT RFP public notice, March 18, 2025 |
Millard County Inmate Trends
Historical Millard County jail data shows a shift from a small 42-bed jail in older BJS/Vera data to a modern facility with capacity a little above 100 beds. The jail population rose sharply by 2000, then settled around the high 50s and low 60s before reaching 70 in the 2019 Vera/BJS row. That 2019 count was below the listed rated capacity, but it should be treated as historical data, not a current day count.
The Vera Millard County trends page provides the long-run population series.
The trend screen is useful because Millard County does not publish a current sheriff dashboard with daily jail census, annual bookings, length of stay, or demographic charts.
| Year | Jail Population | Rated Capacity | Jail Admissions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1988 | 28 | 42 | 125 | Older local-jail era |
| 1993 | 23 | 42 | 133 | Pre-expansion period |
| 2000 | 80.5 | 103 | 203.75 | Capacity had expanded |
| 2005 | 75 | 103 | 572 | State-inmate housing was part of local context |
| 2010 | 60 | 104.43 | 175.5 | Lower post-expansion population |
| 2015 | 59 | 105.86 | 152.75 | Stable around the high 50s |
| 2018 | 59 | 106.71 | 174.25 | Similar to 2015 |
| 2019 | 70 | 107 | 189 | Most recent Vera/BJS county row in the source material |
Millard County Inmate Makeup
The Millard County inmate population is not limited to recent local arrests. Utah law allows county jails to hold people charged and committed for trial, sentenced inmates, witnesses, contempt or civil-process commitments, and other people lawfully detained. Millard County also participates in the Utah Department of Corrections Inmate Placement Program, so state prisoners can be physically housed in the county jail while remaining under state corrections authority.
Vera/BJS 2019 data listed 50 people held for state prison authority and no federal or ICE custody source in that dataset year. The UDC FY24 booklet lists 48 contracted beds, and a 2025 public notice for substance-use treatment services anticipated an average daily program population of 18 state inmates. That 18-person number is program-specific. It is not a total Millard County jail population figure.
Demographic detail is more limited. Vera/BJS 2019 data included male and female counts and race or ethnicity counts, but no current sheriff-published demographic dashboard was found. Because the source is historical compiled data rather than a current Millard County sheriff report, those demographic counts should be used cautiously and not treated as a present profile of the jail.
Millard County Jail Capacity
The modern jail capacity figures are close but not identical. UDC lists 108 total jail beds in its FY24 booklet, while Vera/BJS lists 107 rated capacity in 2019. Both figures support the same practical point: Millard County's modern jail capacity is just over 100 beds. Older Vera/BJS rows show 42 rated beds in 1988 and 1993, which points to a major capacity increase before 2000.
Capacity does not answer every population question. A jail can be under its total bed count and still have limits by classification, medical status, sex, program eligibility, security level, or contract requirements. Classification means the jail or corrections agency sorts people for housing and safety needs. A state contract bed is also not the same thing as a filled bed on a given day.
Capacity note: Vera/BJS shows 70 people in a 107-rated-capacity jail in 2019, while UDC later lists 108 total beds and 48 contracted beds. Current day population was not found in official county material.
Millard County Inmate Laws
Utah statutes shape both Millard County jail operations and public access to jail information. GRAMA gives access to public records, but it also allows records to be private, controlled, protected, sealed, expunged, or otherwise restricted. Jail population and custody records can therefore be public in part and withheld or redacted in part, depending on the record type and the reason for the request.
Key Utah statutes:
Utah Code 63G-2-201 gives the public a right to inspect public records, subject to GRAMA classifications and procedures.
Utah Code 17-72-401 says the sheriff keeps the county jail and lists lawful jail uses such as pretrial detention and confinement after sentence.
Utah Code 17-72-402 addresses classification of jail facilities and maximum operating capacity.
Utah Code 17-72-408 requires county jail reporting categories such as booked-prisoner counts, average daily population, capacity, custody source, and in-custody deaths.
Utah Code 17-22-30 defines booking photographs and restricts copies for publish-for-pay use.
Millard County State Inmates
Millard County has no state prison within its borders, but state custody still affects the Millard County inmate population. UDC operates Utah State Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City and Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison. UDC also says about 25 percent of state inmates are housed in county jails through the Inmate Placement Program. Millard County Jail is one of the county jails used for that state-county arrangement.
Recent official material focuses on state-inmate programming rather than new construction or litigation. The March 18, 2025 Millard County public notice sought substance-use prevention and treatment services for male Utah state inmates housed at the Millard County Jail. It anticipated two classes of nine inmates and an average daily program population of 18 state inmates.
The UDC materials also list R-Hope intensive outpatient substance-use treatment, high school or Utah H.S. completion through Millard School District, Inside Out Dad through USU/HB157, religious services, AA, work crews, and inside jobs. These are useful for understanding the state contract role, but they are not proof that every county detainee can enter each program.
Search Millard County Inmates
No official Millard County online jail roster was found on the sheriff or county sites. That is the main lookup fact. A current Millard County inmate search should start with the jail directly, then move to written records, state corrections, court, federal, immigration, warrant, and notification tools as needed. A third-party jail page should not be treated as the county roster.
The official Millard County Sheriff's Office site includes jail-related navigation and public-safety resources, but no official roster form was located.
The sheriff site is still the right starting point because the Sheriff's Office operates the jail and is the local keeper of custody information.
- Call the Millard County Jail or Sheriff's Office at 435-743-5302 and ask whether the person is in custody, released, transferred, or held under UDC authority.
- If needed, go to the Justice Complex at 765 South Highway 99, Fillmore, UT 84631, and ask how jail custody information can be requested in person.
- For a past booking, jail log, booking photo, or report, use Millard County's GRAMA process and route the request to the office that keeps the record.
- For a sentenced or supervised Utah corrections case, search UDC by name or offender number.
- For a federal or immigration custody question, use BOP or ICE tools instead of the county jail channel.
- For custody-status notification, use VINELink, which the sheriff site links as an additional resource.
Millard County Roster Lookup
Because no official online roster form was located, the Millard County roster lookup field table is a fallback table rather than a search-form inventory. This prevents a false promise. The jail can confirm custody faster than a court search when a person has just been booked or is still awaiting first appearance. Court records may lag until the prosecutor files and the court enters the case.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| N/A | N/A | N/A | No official Millard County jail roster or search form found on sheriff or county sites. |
| Phone fallback | Phone | N/A | Sheriff/Jail: 435-743-5302. |
| In-person fallback | Counter | N/A | 765 South Highway 99, Fillmore, UT 84631. |
| Records fallback | GRAMA written request | N/A | Submit to the office maintaining the records. For jail records, start with the Sheriff's Office unless Millard County instructs another route. |
When calling, ask about custody status, booking date, release date, transfer status, arresting agency, court case information if entered, bond or hold status if releasable, and whether the person is being held as a state contract inmate. If the jail says the person has moved to UDC, keep the county booking question separate from the state custody question.
Millard County Past Inmates
A person who has been released may not be findable through any live custody channel. For past Millard County inmate records, GRAMA is the documented county access path. Millard County's GRAMA page says the request form is submitted to the office where the request is being made. For jail records, the practical route starts with the Sheriff's Office because it operates the jail and keeps local custody records.
The Millard County GRAMA page is the county source for written public-records requests.
The form asks for the requester, recipient office, subject and description of records, record-subject status, format preferences, cost cap, expedited handling, and fee-waiver information.
For a jail request, identify the person by full name, approximate booking or arrest date, arresting agency if known, case number if known, and the records sought. Useful wording can be "records sufficient to show booking date, release date, charges at booking, arresting agency, bond or hold status, and custody status." For a booking photograph, Utah law requires a signed statement that the photo will not be placed in a publish-for-pay publication or website.
Millard County Inmate Records
No official Millard County online inmate profile could be inspected because no county roster was found. The table below is therefore a request and question list, not a claim that these fields appear on a public Millard County screen. Some items may be withheld or redacted under GRAMA, court sealing, privacy rules, investigative restrictions, or booking-photo law.
| Field | What to Ask For |
|---|---|
| Name and aliases | Identity fields tied to the booking or custody record. |
| Booking date and time | When jail intake began for the arrest or commitment. |
| Booking number | Jail-assigned event number if one is releasable. |
| Arresting agency | The agency that made or initiated the arrest. |
| Charges at booking | Initial allegations or holds listed at intake, which may differ from court-filed charges. |
| Bond or hold status | Release conditions, no-bond status, detainers, or other holds if public and releasable. |
| Current custody status | In custody, released, transferred, or held for UDC or another agency. |
| Booking photo | Subject to Utah Code 17-22-30 and GRAMA restrictions. |
- Detainer
- A notice or hold from another agency that can keep a person in custody after one case is resolved.
- Classification
- A jail or DOC housing and safety review used to place people in suitable units or programs.
- GRAMA
- Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act, the main public-records law for county records.
- UDC
- Utah Department of Corrections, the state agency for sentenced or supervised corrections custody.
Millard County Jail Search
County jail and state prison searches answer different questions. The Millard County Jail is the right place to start for a person just arrested in Fillmore, Delta, or another Millard County community. UDC Offender Search is the right path for a person who is sentenced or under Utah corrections supervision. A state inmate may be physically housed at Millard County Jail under contract, but the authority and locator may be UDC.
| Question | Millard County Jail | Utah Department of Corrections |
|---|---|---|
| Who is covered | Recent arrests, pretrial detainees, local sentences, warrant holds, and some contract custody | People incarcerated by, or on probation or parole with, UDC |
| Who runs it | Millard County Sheriff's Office | Utah Department of Corrections |
| Best first step | Call 435-743-5302 or ask at the Justice Complex | Search by name or offender number |
| Important limit | No official online Millard County roster was located | UDC says people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced in county jails are not listed |
Millard County Custody Channels
When a Millard County inmate search fails at the county level, the next channel depends on the custody type. UDC covers Utah corrections custody, probation, and parole. BOP covers federal Bureau of Prisons custody from 1982 to present. ICE ODLS covers current ICE detainees by biographical search or A-number. USMS handles federal pretrial custody and transportation, but no general public USMS detainee locator was located in official sources.
The UDC Offender Search is the matched state locator for sentenced or supervised Utah corrections cases.
UDC should not be used as the first search for an unsentenced county-jail detainee because UDC says those people are not listed.
- UDC: Use for people under Utah corrections authority, including those in prison, on probation, on parole, or housed as state inmates in a contract jail.
- BOP: Use the BOP Inmate Locator for federal Bureau of Prisons custody, not for Utah county or state custody.
- ICE: Use ICE ODLS for current ICE detention, with name, country of birth, birth date, or A-number.
- VINELink: Use VINELink for notification and custody-status tracking, not as a full Millard County roster.
- Utah courts: Use Xchange or court contacts for filed court charges after an arrest, not for live jail housing.
Millard County Detention Facilities
The facility map has one detention facility in Millard County. The Delta sheriff substation is a law-enforcement contact point, not a jail. Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison and Utah State Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City are relevant state-prison destinations for sentenced Utah inmates, but neither is physically in Millard County.
- Millard County Jail - the primary county jail and UDC contract county jail at the Justice Complex in Fillmore, holding county detainees, county sentenced inmates, and Utah state inmates under contract.
For court-related charge information after a jail booking, Utah Courts Xchange is separate from jail custody. For a deeper custody-record route, the Millard County jail inmate records page can be used with the sheriff and GRAMA channels.
Millard County Inmate FAQ
How big is the Millard County inmate population?
Current daily total population was not found on an official county dashboard. Vera/BJS listed 70 people in the jail in 2019, and UDC's FY24 booklet listed 108 total jail beds and 48 contracted beds. Those figures are useful, but they are not a live count.
Is there an official Millard County jail roster?
No official Millard County online jail roster was found on the sheriff or county sites. The best current-custody fallback is the Millard County Jail or Sheriff's Office at 435-743-5302, followed by GRAMA for records not available by phone or counter contact.
Why might UDC find a person the county does not?
UDC covers sentenced or supervised Utah corrections custody. A person arrested in Millard County may later become a UDC inmate, and a UDC inmate may be physically housed in the Millard County Jail under a county contract. Pretrial county inmates are not listed in UDC Offender Search.
Can a released Millard County inmate be looked up?
Released people may not appear in any live custody tool. For past booking records, use the Millard County GRAMA process and request records from the office maintaining the jail record. Include full name, date range, booking date, and case number if known.
Does Millard County publish jail mugshots?
No official Millard County mugshot gallery, recent-booking photo page, or roster photo field was located. Booking photographs are controlled by Utah Code 17-22-30 and GRAMA, including limits on publish-for-pay use.
What if the person has a federal or immigration case?
Use the federal or immigration channel. BOP covers federal Bureau of Prisons custody, ICE ODLS covers current ICE detainees, and USMS handles many federal pretrial custody situations without a general public locator. A county search alone may miss those cases.