Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office in Utah is a local law enforcement agency that strives to provide a safe and secure environment for the county's residents. The sheriff's department is responsible for enforcing local, state, and federal laws within the jurisdiction of Box Elder County.

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You can contact the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office at:

• Physical address: 50 South 1000 West, Brigham City, UT 84302
• Mailing address: P.O. Box 888, Brigham City, UT 84302
• Phone: (435) 734-3800
• Fax: (435) 734-3808

Visit the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office website for more details.

Local Sheriff's Office Role and Services

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office plays a crucial role in maintaining peace and order in the county. It has numerous duties that range from crime prevention and investigation, to jail operations, court security, and civil processes.

Key services provided by the local sheriff's office include:

• Criminal Investigation: The department investigates crimes occurring within Box Elder County and provides support to other law enforcement agencies when needed.

• Most Wanted List: The sheriff's department maintains a list of the most wanted criminals in the area. This list can be a useful resource for residents to stay informed about potential threats in the community.

• Sex Offender Registry: The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office maintains a sex offender registry as mandated by state and federal laws. This is a public database of registered sex offenders residing in the county.

• Bail Bonds: The Sheriff's Office oversees the bail bond process for individuals arrested and detained in Box Elder County.

• Background Checks: On request, the department conducts background checks for county residents for various purposes like employment, licensing, and more.

Arrest Warrants Search

An active arrest warrant in Box Elder County is an official document that gives law enforcement officers the authority to arrest a person who is suspected of committing a crime. For a warrant to be issued, there must be probable cause that a crime was committed and that the individual named in the warrant committed it.

Warrant Lookup

To perform a Box Elder County warrant lookup, you can contact the sheriff's office or use an online service. The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office website does not currently provide an online search tool for active warrants. However, you can contact them directly to inquire about specific individuals.

Arrest Records Search

An arrest records search in Box Elder County can provide information about the arrest history of an individual. This might include details about the date and time of arrests, charges, the arresting agency, bail bond information, and court dates. You may request this information from the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office, or from the County's Courts if the arrest led to a criminal case.

Criminal Records and Background Checks

Criminal records in Box Elder County contain information about an individual's criminal history. These records are compiled from various sources and may include details of convictions, arrests, sentences, probation periods, and potentially even pardons.

The Sheriff's Office also provides background checks upon request. These checks are useful for various reasons such as employment, licensing, or personal security reasons. Note that certain information might be restricted based on privacy laws and regulations.

Cooperation with Bail Bonds Agencies

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office works in coordination with bail bond agencies to assist arrested individuals who wish to be released from jail on bond. Bail bond agencies provide the funds or property needed as insurance for a defendant's appearance in court. The Sheriff's Office manages the process of accepting these funds and releasing the defendant.

These agencies operate independently of the Sheriff's Office, but work within the legal framework set out by the County and the State of Utah. They serve as an important part of the criminal justice system, allowing those arrested to continue their daily lives while awaiting trial.

To find a licensed bail bond agency in Box Elder County, you can consult the Utah Insurance Department's website or contact the Sheriff's Office for a list of agencies they commonly work with.

Sex Offender Registry

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office maintains a Sex Offender Registry in accordance with Utah's sex offender registration laws. This registry provides information about individuals who have been convicted of sexual offenses and are required to register their whereabouts.

The Registry is intended to provide public awareness and safety by giving residents access to information about registered sex offenders living in the county. This information can be crucial for protecting oneself and one's family from potential threats.

The information on the Sex Offender Registry typically includes:

• Name of the offender
• Photo of the offender
• Offense(s) committed
• Address or area of residence

Please remember that the information provided is to enhance public safety and awareness. Misuse of this information, such as harassment or threats, may result in legal consequences.

Active Arrest Warrants and Most Wanted List

Active arrest warrants are issued by a judge or a magistrate when there is reasonable evidence to believe a crime has been committed by the individual named. The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office executes these warrants and makes arrests based on the information provided in the warrant.

To maintain transparency and public awareness, the Sheriff's Office provides a Most Wanted List featuring individuals with outstanding warrants. This information assists law enforcement agencies in their search and offers a channel for the public to assist in the location and capture of wanted individuals.

Please note that you should not attempt to apprehend or detain anyone listed on the Most Wanted List. If you have information about someone on this list, contact the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office immediately.

Online Resources for Criminal Records Search

If you're looking to conduct a criminal records search or arrest records search for individuals in Box Elder County, there are several online resources available to assist you. While these databases should not replace an official criminal background check, they can provide a quick and convenient way to gather initial information.

Box Elder County Police Departments

In addition to the Sheriff's Office, there are various police departments that serve the different cities within Box Elder County. Here is a list of some of these police departments along with their contact information:

1. Brigham City Police Department

   • Address: 20 North Main Street, Brigham City, UT 84302
   • Phone: (435) 734-6650
   • Website

2. Tremonton City Police Department

   • Address: 125 South 100 West, Tremonton, UT 84337
   • Phone: (435) 257-9555
   • Website

3. Garland City Police Department

   • Address: 72 North Main Street, Garland, UT 84312
   • Phone: (435) 257-6482
   • Website

4. Perry City Police Department

   • Address: 3005 South 1200 West, Perry, UT 84302
   • Phone: (435) 723-6461
   • Website

These local law enforcement agencies work together to ensure safety and security across all communities within Box Elder County. They each have specific areas of jurisdiction but often cooperate and support one another in their law enforcement efforts.

Involvement in Community Programs

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office also plays a significant role in community programs aimed at promoting public safety and fostering a positive relationship between the Sheriff's Office and the community. Programs such as Neighborhood Watch, Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.), and various community outreach initiatives are just a few examples of how the Sheriff's Office actively engages with Box Elder County residents.

The Importance of Cooperation and Vigilance

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office, along with the various local police departments, work diligently to maintain public safety. However, they rely on the cooperation and vigilance of Box Elder County residents. Community members are encouraged to report any suspicious activity or provide tips related to ongoing investigations. Together, law enforcement and the community can work towards maintaining a safe and secure Box Elder County.

Requesting Records from Box Elder County Sheriff's Office

Records held by the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office can be requested by the public. This includes incident reports, accident reports, arrest records, and more. To request these records, one can fill out a GRAMA Request (Government Records Access and Management Act) form available on the Sheriff's Office's website.

Traffic Enforcement and Safety Education

The Box Elder County Sheriff's Office also plays a significant role in traffic enforcement and safety education. Sheriff's deputies enforce traffic laws on county roads, striving to keep them safe for all drivers and passengers.

Additionally, the department provides traffic safety education programs for local schools, community groups, and businesses. These programs aim to educate the public on safe driving practices and the importance of obeying traffic laws.

Emergency Services

In addition to law enforcement, the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office works in conjunction with local fire departments and emergency medical services to respond to emergencies throughout the county. The Sheriff's Office's dispatch center coordinates the response to 911 calls, ensuring that the appropriate emergency service providers are dispatched to each emergency.

The Sheriff's Office also works with the Box Elder County Emergency Management Department to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and major emergencies. This cooperation ensures a comprehensive, integrated response to any emergency that might occur in Box Elder County.