Is There an Official Millard County Jail Roster?
No official Millard County online jail roster was located on millardsheriff.gov or millardcounty.gov. That is the central access issue for anyone trying to find someone in the Millard County Jail. Several nonofficial pages may use roster or mugshot language, but the official county and sheriff sources located for Millard County point instead to direct sheriff contact, the county GRAMA process, VINELink, Utah Courts, Utah Department of Corrections, BOP, and ICE tools.
The Millard County Sheriff's Office operates the jail at the Justice Complex in Fillmore. The sheriff's official county page lists Sheriff Richard Jacobson and the sheriff/jail phone as 435-743-5302. The sheriff site describes the office as the pretrial custodial keeper for people arrested for crimes, which makes the jail the first stop for a person recently arrested in Fillmore, Delta, Holden, Kanosh, Meadow, Scipio, or another Millard County community.
A court search, a DOC search, and a jail custody question are not the same search. A person can be booked into the county jail before a court case appears in Xchange. A sentenced Utah prisoner may appear in the Utah Department of Corrections Offender Search even if physically housed in a contract county jail. A federal prisoner belongs in the BOP Inmate Locator, and a current immigration detainee belongs in ICE ODLS.
How to Find Someone in the Millard County Jail
Because no official roster portal was found, the practical lookup sequence is a fallback workflow. It is designed for current custody first, then for older booking records, transferred inmates, sentenced state prisoners, and people in federal or immigration systems.
- Call Millard County Jail or the Sheriff's Office at 435-743-5302. Ask whether the person is currently housed at Millard County Jail, whether the person has been released, and whether the person is held for Millard County, UDC, another agency, or a warrant.
- If phone confirmation is not enough, ask about in-person inquiry at the Justice Complex, 765 South Highway 99, Fillmore, UT 84631. Do not assume that the Delta sheriff substation is a jail, because official Delta City material identifies it as a sheriff substation only.
- For a recent arrest, allow for timing gaps. The jail may know custody status before the prosecutor files charges or before court staff enter a case in Utah Courts Xchange.
- For booking records, jail logs, booking photos, or older custody information, use the Millard County GRAMA request process and route the request to the office maintaining the record. For jail records, start with the Sheriff's Office unless the county gives a different custodian.
- For sentenced Utah inmates or people on UDC probation or parole, search the Utah Department of Corrections Offender Search. UDC states that people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced in county jail facilities are not listed there.
- For custody notification, use VINELink, which is linked from the sheriff site. Treat it as a notification and custody-status service, not as a complete Millard County jail roster.
- For federal or immigration custody, use the BOP Inmate Locator or ICE ODLS. If BOP says Released or Not in BOP Custody, check county, UDC, court, or supervision channels because the person may be outside the BOP system.
Millard County Roster Search Fields and Gaps
The official county roster field inventory is a gap table because the research did not locate a Millard County roster form. That means there is no official local screen where fields such as last name, booking number, housing unit, or booking date could be inspected. Use the direct channels below instead of relying on a guessed roster interface.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| N/A | N/A | N/A | No official Millard County jail roster or search form was found on the sheriff or county sites. |
| Phone fallback | Phone | N/A | Sheriff/Jail: 435-743-5302. |
| In-person fallback | Counter inquiry | N/A | Justice Complex/Sheriff's Office, 765 South Highway 99, Fillmore, UT 84631. |
| Records fallback | GRAMA written request | N/A | Submit to the office maintaining the record. For jail records, route first to the Sheriff's Office unless instructed otherwise. |
What to Ask For in a Millard County Inmate Record
No official Millard County sample inmate profile was available to inspect, so profile fields should be treated as a request inventory, not as a promise that a public screen displays each item. GRAMA and Utah law may limit release of private, protected, controlled, sealed, expunged, juvenile, investigative, or safety-sensitive information.
| Record Item | What to Ask For |
|---|---|
| Name and aliases | Full legal name, spelling variations, and aliases if releasable. |
| Booking date and time | The date and time the person was booked into Millard County Jail. |
| Booking or jail number | Any jail-assigned identifier for that booking event. |
| Arresting agency | The agency that arrested, transported, or initiated the hold. |
| Charges at booking | Booking charges or allegations, with the understanding that formal court charges may differ later. |
| Bond or hold status | Public bond, no-bond, warrant, detainer, DOC hold, or other release condition information if releasable. |
| Custody status | Whether the person is in custody, released, transferred, or held as a UDC contract inmate. |
| Court information | Case number, court, first appearance, or filed-charge information if entered and public. |
| Booking photo | Ask separately because Utah Code 17-22-30 restricts booking photograph copies and publish-for-pay use. |
County Jail, UDC, BOP, ICE, and Court Records
Millard County Jail holds county arrestees, county sentenced inmates where lawfully confined, and Utah state inmates under UDC contract programs. UDC materials list Millard County as a county jail partner, and the UDC FY24 Jail Programs booklet lists 108 total jail beds and 48 contracted beds. That contract role can make searches confusing because a person may be physically in a county jail but legally under state corrections authority.
| Custody or Record Type | Where to Look |
|---|---|
| Recent county arrest or pretrial custody | Call Millard County Jail/Sheriff at 435-743-5302 or inquire at 765 South Highway 99, Fillmore. |
| Past booking record, jail log, or booking photo | Use Millard County GRAMA and route the request to the Sheriff's Office as the likely jail records custodian. |
| Formal criminal case after charges are filed | Use Utah Courts Xchange or courthouse access for public district and justice court records. |
| Sentenced Utah inmate or UDC supervision | Use UDC Offender Search by name or offender number. |
| Federal BOP custody | Use the BOP Inmate Locator by register number or name. |
| Immigration custody | Use ICE ODLS by A-number or biographical search details. |
| Victim notification | Use VINELink for notification and custody-status alerts when available. |
Millard County Jail Contact Card
Millard County's facility map identifies one primary local detention facility. No official city jail, regional jail, state prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention facility was found inside Millard County. The Delta substation at 76 N 200 W is a sheriff contact point for the west side of the county, not a detention facility.
Millard County Jail
765 South Highway 99
Fillmore, UT 84631
435-743-5302
Operator: Millard County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Richard Jacobson
Type: county jail and UDC contract county jail
Booking and Intake in Millard County
Official Millard County pages did not publish a step-by-step booking timeline, roster refresh rate, property policy, phone policy, or classification checklist. The supported pathway is narrower: an arrest or warrant service may be made by the sheriff, local police, Utah Highway Patrol, or another agency; the person is then taken to the Millard County Jail unless routed to another jurisdiction or a medical facility.
Jail staff create a booking and custody record. Under Utah GRAMA definitions, an initial contact report can include arrests or jail bookings made by an agency, but release of details still depends on record classification. Normal jail processing may include identity verification, search, property handling, fingerprints, a booking photograph, screening, and classification, but Millard County did not publish local timing or field-by-field rules.
After booking, court information follows a separate track. Felony and class A misdemeanor matters generally go through Fourth District Court, while class B/C misdemeanors, infractions, and traffic matters generally go through Millard County Justice Court. Once the prosecutor files formal charges and court staff enter the case, Utah Courts Xchange may show the public case history.
Using GRAMA for Millard County Jail Records
The official Millard County GRAMA page says the request form should be submitted to the office where the request is being made. For booking records, jail logs, incident records, or booking photographs, the practical first route is the Millard County Sheriff's Office at the Justice Complex unless the county identifies a different records officer.
A strong request identifies the record with reasonable specificity: full name, date of birth if known, arrest or booking date, arresting agency, case number, booking number if known, and the exact records requested. Useful phrasing is "records sufficient to show" the booking date and time, release date and time, booking charges, arresting agency, bond or hold status, and custody status. Millard's form includes fields for requester contact information, agency/office, subject and description of records, expedited response, fee waiver, format preference, cost cap, and office viewing.
Millard's form cites Utah Code 63G-2-204 timing: 10 business days generally, or 5 business days for expedited response if expedited handling is granted. Utah Code 63G-2-201 gives access to public records subject to classifications and procedures, and Utah Code 63G-2-305 lists protected-record categories that may limit release.
Millard County Jail Visitation Status
The sheriff site navigation includes "Jail Visiting Rules" and "Video Visitation - Visit Anywhere," but the research found that both official article links returned article-not-found pages. That means no current official Millard County schedule, visitor ID rule, dress code, child-visitor rule, vendor, rate table, or attorney-visit schedule could be confirmed from official county or sheriff pages.
| Topic | Official Millard County Status | Best Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| In-person visitation schedule | Not located; linked sheriff article was missing. | Call 435-743-5302 before traveling. |
| Video visitation | Sheriff navigation mentions video visitation, but the article was missing and vendor/rates were not confirmed. | Ask the jail whether video visits are active and which system is approved. |
| Visitor ID and dress code | Not located in current official pages. | Confirm ID, clothing, arrival, and minor-visitor rules by phone. |
| Mail rules | No official personal-mail or legal-mail format was found. | Confirm address format and restrictions before mailing. |
| Money or commissary | No official vendor, kiosk, phone deposit, online deposit, or fee table was found. | Confirm custody and deposit method directly with the jail. |
How to Contact or Support a Millard County Inmate
Mail, phone, video, and commissary rules should be verified directly because the official access pages were not available during research. Do not assume a national jail vendor serves Millard County Jail unless the sheriff or jail confirms the vendor and the inmate is currently housed there. Vendor names such as Securus, JailATM, CorrectPay, HomeWAV, GTL, or ViaPath should not be used for Millard County without current official confirmation.
For a sentenced person under Utah Department of Corrections supervision, do not use local jail assumptions for state prison visitation or mail. UDC visitation requires approval and appointment scheduling, and UDC prison mail uses prison-specific formats and inmate IDs. Millard County Jail may house state inmates under contract, but UDC rules and county jail rules are still separate topics that should be confirmed based on the person's actual legal and physical custody status.
Bond, Money, and Release Questions
No official Millard County jail bond-posting page, accepted payment method list, bond window hours, or local fee table was located. A practical release workflow starts with the jail, then moves to court records or court clerks. Ask the jail whether release conditions are set, whether a hold or detainer exists, and whether a court case number is available. Then check Xchange or contact the Millard County Justice Court or Fourth District Court as appropriate.
Common release terms include cash bond, surety bond, personal recognizance, no-bond hold, warrant hold, DOC hold, immigration hold, and detainer. A bond in one case may not release a person if another agency, case, warrant, or sentencing authority requires continued custody.
Note: Confirm current custody, visitation, mail, and money rules with Millard County Jail before sending funds, mailing items, or traveling to Fillmore.