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Are Arrest Records Public in Logan, Utah?

Arrest records in Logan, Utah are classified as public documents pursuant to the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA), Utah Code § 63G-2-101 et seq. This legislation establishes the framework for public access to government records throughout the state, including those maintained by law enforcement agencies in Logan. Under GRAMA provisions, arrest records are presumptively public unless specific statutory exemptions apply.

The Logan City Police Department maintains these records in accordance with state law and departmental policies. Members of the public seeking access to arrest records should be aware that certain information may be redacted to protect ongoing investigations, juvenile information, or other statutorily protected data as outlined in Utah Code § 63G-2-305.

Public access to these records serves multiple civic purposes, including:

  • Ensuring transparency in law enforcement operations
  • Facilitating public oversight of governmental functions
  • Providing necessary information for background checks and public safety awareness
  • Supporting journalistic and research endeavors related to criminal justice

Requestors should note that while arrest records are generally public, an arrest alone does not constitute proof of guilt, as all individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

How to Look Up Logan Arrest Records in 2025

The City of Logan provides multiple channels through which members of the public may access arrest records. These access methods have been established in compliance with GRAMA requirements and local administrative procedures. Individuals seeking arrest information may utilize the following official channels:

  • Online Public Records Portal: The Logan City Police Department maintains a digital records system where certain arrest information can be accessed remotely. Users must create an account and may be required to pay nominal fees for document retrieval.

  • In-Person Requests: Citizens may submit records requests in person at:

    Logan City Police Department
    290 North 100 West
    Logan, UT 84321
    (435) 716-9300
    Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

  • Cache County Sheriff's Office: For arrests made by county authorities, records may be requested at:

    Cache County Sheriff's Office
    1225 West Valley View Highway
    Logan, UT 84321
    (435) 755-1000
    Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

  • Utah Courts XChange System: Court records related to arrests may be accessed through the Utah Courts electronic system, which provides case information for matters that have proceeded to court filing.

Pursuant to Utah Code § 63G-2-204, agencies must respond to records requests within 10 business days, or 5 business days if the requester demonstrates an urgent need. Standard fees apply for document reproduction and staff time as authorized under § 63G-2-203.

Contents of a Logan Arrest Record

Logan arrest records typically contain standardized information as prescribed by Utah law enforcement protocols and GRAMA requirements. These official documents generally include the following elements:

  • Biographical Information: Full legal name of the arrested individual, date of birth, physical description, and any documented aliases or known identifiers

  • Arrest Details: Date, time, and specific location of the arrest; name and badge number of the arresting officer(s); and the law enforcement agency responsible for the arrest

  • Criminal Charges: Specific statutory violations alleged, including Utah Code citations and charge classifications (felony or misdemeanor)

  • Booking Information: Booking number, fingerprint records, and booking photographs ("mugshots") as permitted under departmental policy

  • Custody Status: Information regarding bail or bond amounts, release conditions, or continued detention

  • Case Disposition: Current status of the case within the criminal justice system, if available

  • Court Information: Docket numbers, scheduled court appearances, and assigned judicial officer

It should be noted that pursuant to Utah Code § 63G-2-305, certain information may be redacted from public arrest records, including but not limited to: information that would interfere with ongoing investigations, information that would disclose the identity of confidential sources, and personal identifying information that would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

Expungement of Arrest Records in Logan

The State of Utah provides a legal mechanism for the expungement of arrest records under specific circumstances as codified in Utah Code § 77-40-101 et seq. Expungement constitutes the sealing of records from public access and, in certain cases, the legal authorization for the individual to respond as though the arrest never occurred.

Eligibility criteria for expungement in Logan include:

  • Completion of waiting periods as specified in Utah Code § 77-40-105, which vary based on offense severity
  • Absence of pending criminal proceedings
  • Payment of all fines, fees, restitution, and interest
  • Satisfaction of all requirements of the sentence
  • No subsequent arrests or convictions during the applicable waiting period

The expungement process requires petitioners to:

  1. Obtain a Certificate of Eligibility from the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification
    3888 West 5400 South
    Taylorsville, UT 84129
    (801) 965-4445

  2. File a Petition for Expungement with the appropriate court: First District Court - Logan
    135 North 100 West
    Logan, UT 84321
    (435) 750-1300
    Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

  3. Serve the petition on the prosecuting agency

  4. Attend any scheduled hearings

  5. If granted, distribute the expungement order to all agencies holding records

Pursuant to Utah Code § 77-40-108, upon receipt of an expungement order, agencies must seal all records pertaining to the arrest and prosecution. The Logan City Police Department and Cache County Sheriff's Office maintain specific protocols for compliance with expungement orders in accordance with state law.

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