Access Clearfield Recent Bookings
Clearfield recent bookings come from the Clearfield Police Department and the Davis County Sheriff's Office. When Clearfield Police make an arrest, the suspect is taken to the Davis County Jail in Farmington for intake. You can look up Clearfield recent bookings by name or by date on the county inmate roster. The tool is free and open to the public. City police also keep their own reports. Most bookings show up on the county roster within a day. Use the tools below to start a lookup.
Clearfield Quick Facts
Clearfield Police and Recent Bookings
Clearfield Police handle arrests inside city limits. The department has patrol, traffic, and detective units. The department works with the Davis County Sheriff on county-wide matters. Most arrests go to the Davis County Jail in Farmington. City staff keep their own arrest reports and case files. You can file a GRAMA request to get a copy of a report or a booking sheet. Visit clearfieldcity.org for city contact info.
The city's records unit takes walk-in and written requests. You need a name and a date to help staff find the file. The records unit reviews the request and shares the public parts. Closed parts may be held back if the case is still active. Clearfield recent bookings tied to open cases may have some details kept back until the case ends.
Note: Clearfield Police do not post a live jail roster on the city site, so most Clearfield recent bookings data lives on the Davis County Sheriff tool.
Davis County Jail Roster for Clearfield
The Davis County Sheriff's Office runs the main jail. It sits in Farmington. The sheriff's site has the inmate roster and info on jail services. Visit daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff for the main office page. The inmate search page lists current inmates. Clearfield recent bookings show up on the roster after intake is done.
The image below shows a nearby Utah city records page. Davis County uses a similar layout for its public roster used to track Clearfield recent bookings and other city arrest data.
The screenshot above shows how a typical Utah police records site is laid out. The Davis County Sheriff uses a similar format to list Clearfield recent bookings and other arrest data.
Here is what you can pull from the Davis County tool.
- Name and booking date
- Charges and bail
- Court of jurisdiction
- Release or hold status
- Mugshot in most cases
VINElink is a second free tool. Visit vinelink.com to set up alerts. The tool tracks inmate status across the state and sends an email when something changes. It covers Clearfield recent bookings since the Davis County Jail is part of the VINE network.
How to Search Clearfield Recent Bookings
Start with the Davis County Sheriff inmate search. Type a last name. Click an entry to see more info. If the person was just booked, the record may not be live yet. Wait a few hours and try again. Most Clearfield recent bookings show up within one day.
Next, try the Utah State Courts site at utcourts.gov. The court portal shows case filings once charges are filed. Court data takes a day or two. You can search by name or case number. The court site is the best place to see hearing dates tied to Clearfield recent bookings that have moved from jail to court.
A third option is to call the city police records unit or the Davis County Sheriff records office. Staff can look up a case and tell you what parts are public. You may need to file a GRAMA request to get a printed copy. Most Clearfield recent bookings reports can be sent by email or mail.
Clearfield recent bookings are public under GRAMA. The main rule sits in Utah Code 63G-2-201. Most arrest info is open. Some parts may be closed while a case is active or if a juvenile is named. The agency must cite the law if they hold a record back.
Clearfield Justice Court and Arrests
The Clearfield City Justice Court hears class B and C misdemeanors and traffic cases. The clerk keeps case files. Call the clerk to get a case number or a next hearing date. State arrest rules come from Utah Code 77-7. Bail and release rules are in Utah Code 77-20.
Low-level Clearfield recent bookings often resolve in justice court in a few weeks. Felony cases move up to the Second District Court in Farmington. If you cannot tell which court has the case, call the clerk or the sheriff records office. Both can point you to the right file.
Older Clearfield arrest files may be held at the state archives. Visit archives.utah.gov for a research guide on older Utah criminal records.
GRAMA Requests in Clearfield
GRAMA is the state open records law. Key rules sit in Utah Code 63A-19-101, 63A-19-102, and 63A-19-401. Clearfield takes GRAMA requests for police reports, booking sheets, body cam video, and dispatch logs. File your request with the city recorder or the police records unit.
Your request should include your name, contact info, and a clear description of the records you want. Add a date range. Give the case number if you know it. The city has 10 business days to reply. Fees may apply for staff time and copies. Most Clearfield recent bookings reports are low cost since they are short.
Note: If the city says no, you can appeal to the city's chief admin officer and then to the State Records Committee.
Davis County Recent Bookings
Clearfield sits in Davis County. The county sheriff runs the jail and the main online roster. For a wider look at booking records across the county, visit the Davis County page on this site. It has more links and info for other local cities.
Nearby Utah Cities
Other Davis County and Weber County cities use the same regional jails. Pick a city to learn more about recent bookings in that area.