Millard County Jail Inmate Lookup

Millard County Jail Overview

Millard County Jail, also described in Utah Department of Corrections materials as the Millard County Correctional Facility, is operated by the Millard County Sheriff's Office. The official sheriff page lists Sheriff Richard Jacobson at the Justice Complex, and the sheriff site describes the office as the pretrial custodial keeper for people arrested for crimes. The jail is a county-jail type facility, not a state prison, federal prison, ICE detention center, or city jail.

The facility is used for local county arrestees, pretrial detainees, county-sentenced inmates where lawful, and Utah state inmates housed under the UDC Inmate Placement Program. Utah Code 17-72-401 says the county jail is kept by the sheriff and may be used for people charged and committed for trial, sentenced inmates, witnesses, contempt or civil-process commitments, and other lawful detention. Millard's state-contract role means a person physically housed at this jail may also have a UDC record.

No official source located a separate Delta jail, city jail, regional jail, BOP prison, ICE detention facility, or state prison inside Millard County. Delta has a sheriff substation at 76 N 200 W in the Delta City Municipal Building, but official Delta City material identifies it as a law-enforcement substation rather than a detention facility.

Millard County Jail Capacity and Population

The strongest current figures come from Utah DOC contract/program materials, Utah Public Notice material, and Vera/BJS historical county data. The UDC FY24 Jail Programs booklet, published April 2025, lists Millard County with 108 total jail beds and 48 contracted beds. Vera/BJS Incarceration Trends lists 107 rated capacity and 70 jail population in 2019. The 2025 Millard County substance-use treatment RFP anticipated an average daily program population of 18 state inmates for that program, not the jail's total daily population.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Millard County Jail

No official Millard County online roster was found on millardsheriff.gov or the county site. The facility lookup process therefore starts with the jail and then moves to the right outside system only if the person has been released, transferred, sentenced, or taken into another agency's custody.

1. Call Millard County Jail or the Sheriff's Office at 435-743-5302. Ask whether the person is currently housed at the jail, released, transferred, or held for another agency.
2. For in-person inquiry, use the Justice Complex address at 765 South Highway 99, Fillmore, UT 84631. Confirm lobby and visitor access by phone before traveling.
3. If the person is under Utah Department of Corrections authority, search the UDC Offender Search by name or offender number. UDC says not-yet-sentenced county jail detainees are not listed.
4. For post-filing court records, use Utah Courts Xchange or the appropriate Millard County court contact. Court records do not replace jail custody confirmation.
5. For older booking records, jail logs, booking photos, or records not available by phone, use the Millard County GRAMA process and route jail requests to the Sheriff's Office unless instructed otherwise.
6. Use BOP for federal custody, ICE ODLS for current ICE custody, and VINELink for notification rather than a full local roster.

Millard County Jail Address and Contact

The sheriff, jail, county attorney, court, and clerk functions are clustered around the Justice Complex in Fillmore, which matters after an arrest because custody, prosecution, court filing, bond, and records requests may be handled by different offices. The sheriff and jail contact is the starting point for custody status and jail records routing.

Visiting Someone at Millard County Jail

The sheriff site navigation includes pages titled "Jail Visiting Rules" and "Video Visitation - Visit Anywhere," but both official article URLs returned article-not-found errors during research. No current official Millard County in-person visit schedule, remote visit vendor, visitor ID rule, dress code, child-visitor rule, approved-list process, holiday rule, or attorney-visit schedule was confirmed. The safe local instruction is to call the jail before making travel plans or opening a vendor account.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Millard County Jail

Official county and sheriff pages did not confirm a personal-mail format, legal-mail rule, mail scanning policy, phone provider, commissary vendor, kiosk, online deposit path, or fee schedule. Do not send funds, mail items, or open a paid calling or video account until the jail confirms the person is currently housed there and identifies the approved method.

Booking, Court Routing, and State Contract Housing

Millard County has not published a detailed current booking-intake page. A research-supported description is that an arrest or warrant service may be made by the sheriff, local police, Utah Highway Patrol, or another agency, then the person is transported to Millard County Jail unless another jurisdiction or medical issue changes the route. Jail processing may create a booking record, custody record, booking photograph, fingerprints, property record, screening notes, and classification information, but public release depends on GRAMA and local policy.

After booking, the court path depends on the charge level. Felonies and class A misdemeanors generally proceed through Fourth District Court. Class B/C misdemeanors, infractions, and traffic matters generally proceed through Millard County Justice Court. The Millard County Justice Court East Courtroom is also at 765 South Highway 99, Suite 2, and the West Courtroom is in Delta at 71 South 200 West. The Fourth District Court page lists the Fillmore court at 765 S Hwy 99, Suite 6, with court regularly scheduled on Wednesdays.

The state contract role is separate from ordinary booking. UDC says about 25 percent of Utah state inmates are housed in county jails through the Inmate Placement Program. Contract jails are subject to state contract reviews, annual audits, and standards compliance for health, safety, and security. For Millard County, this explains why state inmates and county detainees can appear in the same facility context while remaining subject to different lookup systems.

Programs, Work Crews, and Jail Conditions

UDC FY24 materials and the 2025 Millard County substance-use treatment public notice document several program areas tied to state inmates housed at Millard County Jail. These include R-Hope intensive outpatient substance-use treatment, high school or Utah H.S. completion through Millard School District, Inside Out Dad through USU/HB157, adult education, computer literacy, religious services, AA by local volunteers, and work crew or inside job assignments.

The 2025 public notice for substance-use prevention treatment described services for male Utah state inmates housed at Millard County Jail, with two classes of nine inmates, group therapy, and individual therapy. That notice is valuable local evidence, but it should not be read as an eligibility promise for every county detainee. It is a state-inmate program procurement record tied to jail programming and sheriff/county oversight.

UDC program notes also reference county road crew, janitor, kitchen, laundry, painter, section janitor, and other work roles. No Millard-specific public page was located for medical requests, grievance procedures, PREA, mental-health screening, or accreditation. Utah Code 17-72-408 requires county jail reporting categories such as ADP, custody source, capacity, and treatment-policy information, but the research did not locate a current Millard public dashboard with all those figures.

Directions and Local Context

Millard County Jail is at the Justice Complex on South Highway 99 on the south side of Fillmore. Visitors coming from Interstate 15 should use the Fillmore exits and follow local roads toward South Highway 99 and the Justice Complex. Official county material does not publish a visitor parking map, transit route, visitor entrance diagram, or ADA entrance instructions for the jail, so route, parking, and accessibility needs should be confirmed before traveling.

Millard County is large and rural, with Fillmore serving as the county seat and Delta as a major west-side community. The official county profile describes west-central Utah geography, substantial federal land ownership, and an agricultural economy. That local geography makes the lack of a county-published jail roster more significant because a direct in-person inquiry can require meaningful travel from communities outside Fillmore.