Beaver County Correctional Facility Inmate Search

Beaver County Correctional Facility Overview

The Beaver County Corrections page identifies the facility as the county jail at the Beaver County Public Safety Facility. It is operated by the Beaver County Sheriff's Office and houses several groups in one sheriff-run building: people awaiting trial, people sentenced to the county jail for one year or less, people awaiting transfer to the Utah Department of Corrections, and contract-service populations.

The Beaver County Corrections screenshot shows the official facility overview and local contact details for the jail.

The screenshot fits this facility page because it is the county-controlled source for who the jail houses and how it is reached.

This facility is important statewide because Beaver County participates in Utah's Inmate Placement Program. The Utah Department of Corrections Inmate Placement Program explains that state inmates may be housed in contracted county jails after screening and acceptance by the county facility. That contract role does not make Beaver County Correctional Facility a state prison; it remains a county jail with local rules for visitation, mail, phone, commissary, and jail records.

Beaver County Correctional Facility Capacity and Population

Capacity figures vary by source because the county and UDC describe the building from different reporting angles. The Beaver County sheriff employment page describes a 400-bed Public Safety Facility, while the Utah DOC FY24 Jail Programs booklet lists 390 total jail beds, 365 contracted beds, and 355 beds available for Corrections housing. Vera's 2023 county dataset reported a total jail population of 349 and a rated capacity of 390 for Beaver County.

The key caution is that Beaver County's jail population is a facility population, not simply a count of local Beaver County residents arrested by local deputies. Vera's 2023 data listed 332 people held from state prison, 336 in sentenced custody, and 13 in pretrial custody. That state-placement component is why Beaver County can show very high jail-population rates when divided by the county's small adult population.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Beaver County Correctional Facility

The correct lookup path starts with status. For a recent local arrest, use the official Beaver County Recent Bookings page, which covers bookings for the past 30 days and is not a full searchable historical roster. For current custody status, use Utah VINELink or call the jail or dispatch line. VINE phone registration is available at 1-877-884-8463. For a sentenced person under Utah Department of Corrections authority, use the UDC Offender Search; UDC states that unsentenced county-jail detainees awaiting trial are not listed in that search.

1. Open Beaver County Recent Bookings first when the arrest is recent and local to Beaver County.
2. Use Utah VINELink, or call dispatch at (435) 438-2862 or the jail at (435) 438-6497, to confirm current custody before traveling or trying to post bail.
3. If the person is sentenced, transferred, on parole, or under UDC supervision, search UDC by name or offender number and check whether the housing facility is Beaver County Correctional Facility.
4. For copies of jail records not online, use the sheriff's records page or online GRAMA request form and identify the person, approximate booking date, agency, and requested record type.
5. If the person has moved into federal sentenced custody or immigration custody, use the BOP Inmate Locator or ICE Online Detainee Locator instead of the Beaver County booking feed.

Beaver County Correctional Facility Address and Contact

The jail is on the Beaver public safety campus used by sheriff, corrections, court, county attorney, and victim advocate contacts. Several official pages also show the address as 2270 South 525 West; the sheriff-dedicated street name and that alternate format refer to the same public safety campus.

Visiting Someone at Beaver County Correctional Facility

The Beaver County visiting page says all visits are through video visitation and must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Beaver County has partnered with ICSolutions, and inmates are allowed only one on-site visit per month. The county also warns that a visit may be cancelled for any reason at any time. Detailed day-by-day public visiting times, visitor ID language, and dress-code text were not located in the reviewed county pages, so visitors should confirm their appointment and rules with the jail or ICSolutions before the visit.

The Beaver County visiting screenshot captures the video-visitation rule and the ICSolutions notice.

The image belongs in the visitation section because it confirms that visitors should schedule through the video system rather than expect ordinary walk-in visits.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Beaver County Correctional Facility

Mail, money, phone, and commissary rules are local Beaver County jail rules, even when the person housed there is a state contract inmate. Personal mail should use the inmate name and inmate or name number where known. Incoming letters are opened and inspected for contraband, legal mail must be clearly marked privileged or legal mail, and greeting cards or property items are not accepted through regular mail. Books and periodicals are handled as property, require inmate preapproval, and must come directly from approved vendors.

Booking and Intake at Beaver County Correctional Facility

For local arrests, booking is the jail intake point after an arresting agency brings the person to Beaver County Correctional Facility. The county's public booking feed shows recent booking events, arrest date, agency, preliminary charge information, court routing, and a custody marker when available. The feed states that charges are preliminary and subject to change, and formal case records are handled through Utah courts after prosecutors file charges.

For state inmates, the path is different. UDC explains that county-jail contract placements are screened by security level, medical and mental-health status, programming needs, crime of conviction, institutional history, gang affiliation, and other management concerns. Beaver County may approve or deny a state-inmate referral, and UDC contract audits apply to the state inmates placed in county facilities.

About Beaver County Correctional Facility

Beaver County Correctional Facility is program-heavy for a county jail because of its UDC contract population. UDC's FY24 jail booklet lists 85 inmate jobs and reports 42 high school or Utah high school completion outcomes, 140 Beaver Residential Treatment successful transitions, and 104 MRT outcomes under HB157. Programs and activities identified in the research include B.R.T. residential treatment, Pre-SUTP, anger management, Basic Music Theory, Guitar, Inside Out Dad, Moral Reconation Therapy, NIC Thinking for a Change, adult education through Beaver School District, financial literacy, and multiple religious services.

The facility also has a work and community-service identity. Beaver County materials describe a pod design that minimizes deputy-to-inmate ratios, and UDC materials describe community work crews and inside jobs that support county and local projects. Medical and mental-health details are more limited in county public pages, but UDC says state inmates in county jails are seen and treated by UDC medical staff and that high-need medical or mental-health inmates are generally kept at state correctional facilities closer to infirmaries.