Utah active warrants and most-wanted lists are maintained by the Department of Public Safety, the Department of Corrections (fugitive/parole absconders), and county Sheriff offices under Utah Code Title 77, Chapter 7. DOC publishes Most Wanted at corrections.utah.gov; Utah County and Salt Lake County publish active warrant lookups.
About Utah Criminal Wants and Warrants
Utah Criminal Wants and Warrants
Statewide Records
Brigham City Most Wanted
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Browse this list of most wanted fugitives by the Brigham City, Utah Police Department.
Department of Corrections Most Wanted
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Utah Department of Corrections list of most wanted parole fugitives and escapees.
Park City Most Wanted
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Browse this list of most wanted fugitives from the Park City, Utah Police Department.
Utah Warrants Statewide
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Utah Department of Public Safety statewide database of wanted persons.
County Records
Utah County Most Wanted
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Browse this Utah County, Utah Sheriff's Office list of most wanted fugitives by name and photo.
Washington County Most Wanted
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Provided by the Washington County, Utah Sheriff's Office. Browse photos of most wanted criminals & view information including name, age, physical description, charges, and last known location of residence.
City Records
Layton Most Wanted
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Provided by the Layton, Utah Police Department. Browse photos of most wanted criminals & view information including name, DOB, physical description, and charges.
Salt Lake City Most Wanted
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Provided by the Salt Lake City, Utah Police Department. Browse photos of most wanted criminals & view information including name, DOB, physical description, charges, and last known address.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check Utah active warrants?
State Police or DOC publishes a most-wanted list; county Sheriffs publish local warrants. Use Statewide and County tabs.
Are all outstanding warrants public?
Felony and most-wanted warrants are public; some sealed or investigative warrants are not.
What should I do if I think I have a warrant?
Contact a defense attorney before turning yourself in to clarify charges and bond.
Can I report fugitive sightings?
Yes — most agency websites have an anonymous tip form; serious cases call 911.