We provide community safety, facility security, and ensure the health and well-being of staff and inmates. We are committed to providing individuals in our care and custody a productive period of confinement that gives them hope and builds positive life skills.

In a typical year, we have a daily population of approximately 800 inmates.

Under the authority of the Sheriff, our operations are subject to careful oversight and compliance with the Utah Sheriffs’ Association Jail Standards. Our Correctional Facility is inspected annually to ensure the standards are being met, and additional oversight is provided by the Utah Department of Corrections, U.S. Marshals Service, Davis County Health Department Environmental Health Services, medical authorities, and state and local Fire Marshals.

Utah Sheriffs’ Association Jail Standards Jail FAQ Inmate Information

Inmate Roster

Information specific to individuals currently in our care and custody is available on the Inmate Roster.

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Inmate Services

Davis County Sheriff's Office contracts with several vendors to provide services to inmates and their loved ones. Due to the fact that the services are contracted, it is important to thoroughly review vendor options to ensure the service you select is included in our contract with them.

All financial transactions must be paid at the kiosk, by mail*, or online: JailATM

*Mail payments can only be made via money order, cashier’s check, business checks from other agencies or from the inmate’s employer. Personal checks are NOT accepted.

Deposit Money or Post Bail Video Visits, and Inmate Phones Inmate Info

Medical Observation Unit

estimated completion date: early 2022

The Medical Observation Unit will replace the Correctional Facility's current medical wing and will include the following features:

enhanced care and response to medical and mental health needs
capacity to serve 23–26 individuals (four times the current capacity)
ability to isolate and treat inmates with communicable diseases (e.g., tuberculosis, COVID-19, etc.)

Our Programs

Davis County Correctional Facility is committed to providing individuals in our care and custody a productive period of confinement that gives them hope and builds positive life skills. Other religious entities interested in providing services are invited to contact us: 801-451-4200.

Programs

Life Skills

Davis County Correctional Facility collaborates with several community partners to provide opportunities and programs designed to build and maintain positive life skills. Subject matters and offerings include:

High School
Cognitive Restructuring
Substance Use Disorder
Parenting
Anger Management
Communications/Conflict Resolution
Budget/Employment Skills
Coping Skills
Self-Reliance
Basic Life Skills
Computer Coding
Various Religious Services
Prevention—violence and substance abuse

We also offer Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) to individuals court ordered for treatment.

Religious Services

Davis County Correctional Facility offers a variety of religious services to include:

Catholic
Jehovah's Witnesses
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Institute
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Services
Tree Of Life
Washington Heights Church

Other religious entities interested in providing services are invited to contact us: 801-451-4200.

Ankle Monitor

The Ankle Monitor Program is an alternative to incarceration for non-violent offenders that holds them accountable while allowing them to remain in the community, maintain employment, participate in necessary treatment, and be with their loved ones. Most importantly, this program gives individuals a better chance to succeed.

Individuals in the Ankle Monitor Program are court ordered and, depending on their crime, may be required to provide a daily or as-needed urinalysis at the Davis County Work Center. Participants may work in the community or, in lieu of jail time, may gain skills assisting Davis County Facilities employees with grounds and building maintenance.

In addition to maximizing the offender’s opportunity for success, the program is cost effective for the taxpayer and the participant.

For more information, call 801-451-4200, during regular business hours.