Utah public records are governed by the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA, Utah Code Title 63G, Chapter 2), which promotes the public's right to access government records while balancing privacy and confidentiality interests. The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) maintains statewide criminal history under Utah Code § 53-10-108, county Recorders hold land records under Title 17, Chapter 21, and Utah State Courts publish XChange.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What public records are available in Utah?
Utah provides public access to court records, criminal histories, vital records (birth/death/marriage), property records, professional licenses, voter registration, and business filings. Each record type has its own page on SearchSystems.net.
Are Utah public records free?
Most online lookups — court calendars, property assessor portals, license verification, voter status — are free. Certified copies and fingerprint-based criminal-history checks typically carry a state fee.
What law governs public records in Utah?
Utah public records are governed by Utah Code Title 63G, Chapter 2 (GRAMA), which presumes records of every public body are open for inspection unless specifically exempted.
How do I request a record not available online?
File a written records request with the state or local agency that maintains the record. Most Utah agencies must respond within a fixed statutory window (typically 3–15 business days).