This is a private reference service, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release a person, post bond, or retrieve official booking records. Contact the responsible government office directly for those services.
San Juan County Records Contacts
For a county booking record, current-custody question, or Sheriff-held request, contact San Juan County Sheriff. The Sheriff is the local jail operator and the appropriate custodian for a San Juan County Jail booking record.
San Juan County Sheriff
297 S. Main Street
Monticello, UT 84535
Telephone: (435) 587-2237
Mailing context: P.O. Box 788, Monticello, UT 84535
Utah Archives’ dated public records-officer registry identifies Marcia Shumway at mshumway@sanjuancounty.org. Confirm the current contact and submission route by phone before sending sensitive details. A written GRAMA request should identify the record, person, date range, and desired format.
Where to Route a Record Question
The right office depends on the type of record and custody state. A city incident report and a county jail booking file can be separate records. The county hub explains the complete order of checks.
- County booking, release, or Sheriff record: San Juan County Sheriff.
- Blanding police incident report: Blanding City Police Department, 167 E. 500 N., Blanding, UT, (435) 678-2334.
- Monticello city-held administrative material: Monticello’s GRAMA request route.
- Bluff town-held material: Bluff’s GRAMA form and town records route, not the Sheriff booking request.
- Filed case or disposition: the court named in the case or Utah Courts XChange.
- State prison, probation, or parole status: Utah Department of Corrections.
- Federal or ICE custody: BOP or ICE official locator as applicable.
Questions About This Service
For a non-record question about the reference content, an accessibility issue, or a site concern, use the contact channel supplied with the service. Messages are not a way to request an official record, ask for a booking image, or obtain legal advice. Official agencies and courts control their own records and procedures.