These days, getting a Wasatch County arrest warrant search is almost mandatory if you are running a business or employing staff for domestic work. In fact, most society pundits and UT crime watchers recommend this bit of effort when taking on new employees and friends.
Fortunately, there is more than one way to inquire about any active warrants and arrest records in the name of a person. In fact, these sources can be divided into two distinct categories; state departments that offer information on arrest warrants from Wasatch County and private agencies that carry out warrant searches on behalf of individuals. Here is a look at how this agencies process such request and who they cater to:
State departments: Among the government agencies that offer crime history data are the office of the sheriff, the clerk of court and the magistrate. Of these, the magistrate’s court handles the task of actually issuing the warrants while the police have the job of serving these orders for arrests.
The county clerk’s office plays an ancillary role by keeping the court dockets database. Any of these agencies can be approached for information on outstanding warrants and arrest records from Wasatch. The only catch here is that civilians cannot initiate a search through these agencies. They only offer their services to authorized employers and other law enforcement departments.
Private establishments: This category comprises of internet information vendors that collect data from public repositories. These agencies offer access to their database for a small fee and the information handled by them include crime history data from all states.
To go through a state agency, use the contact details listed below and for a private agency, use the form on top of this page.
- The Police: 1361 S Highway 40, Heber City, Utah 84032
- The court: 25 N Main St, Heber, UT 84032
- The clerk of court: Given above
Who should you be calling for details about Wasatch County warrants and recent arrests? (Updated in 2021)
- To get information on recent arrests, contact Jail Bookings-(435) 657-1619.
- To get information on outstanding warrants and judicial records, contact the Court Clerk at (435) 654-4676.
- To get help for victims, dial the phone number of the Wasatch County Attorney’s Office at (435) 654-2909.
- To request police reports, accident reports, arrest records, and criminal records, contact the police at (435) 654-1411.
Crime statistics of Wasatch County
In 2019, Wasatch County’s crime rate increased by 76%. Around 31 of the 122 complaints were filed against violent people. These involved 11 cases of physical assault, 20 cases of rape and 0 cases of robbery. The annual crime average included about 91 complaints of property crimes. Among these were 67 cases of larceny-theft, 14 of burglary and 10 of car theft.
Older crime statistics
With less than 150 criminal occurrences every year, Wasatch County is on top of the list of Utah areas with low crime rates. The violent crime average is also significantly low with no more than 5 crimes in this category reported each year. Despite this, the police have been unable to curb the growth of over 70% in the rates of crime.