Lehi Booking Reports
Lehi booking reports are public records managed by Utah County. Lehi is a fast-growing city in the northern part of Utah County with over 75,000 residents. The Lehi Police Department handles law enforcement in the city. All people arrested in Lehi are taken to the Utah County Jail in Spanish Fork. The jail creates a booking report for each arrest, and these records can be searched online or requested from the police department.
Lehi Police and Booking Reports
The Lehi Police Department is at 128 N 100 E, Lehi, UT 84043. You can call them at (801) 768-7110. Officers patrol the city and make arrests for crimes that range from traffic offenses to felonies. After each arrest, the person is transported to the Utah County Jail for booking.
The Lehi Police Department website provides information about the department and its services. The image below shows the department page.
Lehi does not have its own city jail. Like every other city in Utah County, Lehi sends arrestees to the county facility. The Lehi Police Department keeps records of arrests made by its officers. You can request copies of these records through a GRAMA request. The county jail holds the actual booking report with the photo, charges, and intake data.
| Agency | Lehi Police Department |
|---|---|
| Address | 128 N 100 E Lehi, UT 84043 |
| Phone | (801) 768-7110 |
| Jail | Utah County Jail 3075 N Main St, Spanish Fork |
| Sheriff Phone | (801) 794-3970 |
Look Up Lehi Booking Reports Online
You can search Lehi booking reports through the Utah County Sheriff online inmate search. This search tool covers all cities in Utah County, including Lehi. It is one of the best tools in the state for finding booking data. Results appear within 24 hours of the arrest, and booking photos stay in the system for 30 days.
Go to the Utah County inmate search and type the person's name. The results page shows the booking date, charges, arresting agency, and bond amount. Any arrest made by Lehi Police that led to a jail booking will show up in this system.
If the person was arrested in Lehi but you cannot find them in the inmate search, it may be because they were cited and released at the scene. In that case, the Lehi Police Department has the citation record, but there is no jail booking report. Contact Lehi Police at (801) 768-7110 to check.
Requesting Lehi Arrest Records
Lehi booking reports and arrest records are available through a GRAMA request. The Government Records Access and Management Act is the Utah law that governs access to public records. Under this law, most booking reports from Lehi are classified as public.
To get a copy of a Lehi booking report, you can submit a written request to the Lehi Police Department. Include the name of the person, the date of the arrest, and any other details you have. The city must respond within 10 business days. Fees may apply for copies and staff time beyond what the law allows for free.
Steps to request Lehi booking reports:
- Write a GRAMA request with the person's name and arrest date
- Submit it to the Lehi Police Department in person or by mail
- Wait up to 10 business days for a response
- Pay any fees for copies if they apply
If the city denies your request, you have the right to appeal. First appeal to the city, then to the State Records Committee if needed. Most Lehi booking reports are released without an issue since they are classified as public records under Utah law.
Note: Juvenile arrest records from Lehi are not public and will not be released through a standard GRAMA request.
Lehi Arrest and Booking Process
When Lehi police arrest a person, the officer drives them to the Utah County Jail at 3075 N Main St in Spanish Fork. The drive takes about 30 minutes from central Lehi. At the jail, staff process the intake. They check the person's identity, take a photo, and log all charges. The booking report is created at this point.
The Utah County Jail has a capacity of about 1,000 inmates. It serves every city in the county. The Utah County Corrections Division runs day-to-day operations at the jail. They handle intake, housing, and release for all people booked from Lehi and other cities.
After booking, the person may be released on bail or held until a court hearing. Bail amounts depend on the charge. For minor offenses, release can happen the same day. For serious crimes, the person may wait several days before seeing a judge. The booking report stays on file regardless of the outcome.
Lehi Criminal Records
A Lehi booking report becomes part of the person's criminal record in Utah. The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification maintains a statewide database of criminal history. This database pulls from booking reports, court records, and other law enforcement sources across the state.
If you need to check whether someone has a criminal record tied to a Lehi arrest, you can request a criminal history check from BCI. Visit the BCI criminal records page for information on how to submit a request. There is a fee for this service.
People who were arrested in Lehi but had their charges dropped may qualify for expungement. The BCI expungement page explains the eligibility rules and the forms required. Expungement seals the booking report from public view. The process takes several weeks and involves both the court and BCI.
Note: Lehi has grown rapidly in recent years as part of the Silicon Slopes tech corridor. The city's growth has led to more calls for service and a higher volume of booking reports processed through Utah County.
State Resources for Lehi Records
Several state tools can help you find records tied to Lehi arrests. The Utah Department of Corrections offender search shows people serving time in state prison. If someone arrested in Lehi was sentenced to state custody, they will appear in that database. The Utah warrant search tool lists active warrants from courts statewide, including those tied to Lehi cases.
For questions about Lehi booking reports, start with the Lehi Police Department at (801) 768-7110. For jail and inmate questions, contact the Utah County Sheriff at (801) 794-3970.
Utah County Booking Reports
Lehi is in Utah County. All Lehi arrests go through the Utah County Jail in Spanish Fork. For full information on the county jail, inmate search tools, and booking procedures, visit the county page.
Nearby Utah Cities
Cities near Lehi are also part of Utah County. Arrests from these cities go to the same jail. Choose a city to learn about its booking reports.