Herriman Police Arrest Records
Herriman arrest records are stored by the Herriman Police Department in Salt Lake County. This growing city on the southwest edge of the Salt Lake Valley has more than 55,000 residents. The Herriman police records office handles all requests for arrest reports, incident files, and other police documents. You can reach them by phone, email, or in person. Records requests follow Utah's GRAMA law, and the office aims to fill requests within 10 business days. This page explains how to look up arrest records from Herriman and what to expect during the process.
Herriman Police Records Office
The Herriman Police Department records office is the main source for arrest records in the city. The office is at 5355 West Main Street in Herriman, Utah 84096. You can call them at 801-858-0035 or email records@herrimanpd.gov. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
You can request records in person, by mail, or online. Each method follows the same process. You describe the record you need, staff search the files, and they let you know when the record is ready. The office processes requests within 10 business days. For urgent matters, call the non-emergency line at 801-840-4000.
The image below shows the Herriman Police records page, where you can find forms and instructions for requesting arrest records.
From this page you can download the GRAMA request form, see the office address, and find phone numbers for the records unit. The site also lists what types of records are available to the public.
How to Get Herriman Arrest Records
Getting arrest records from Herriman starts with a request. You can walk into the records office during business hours. Bring a valid photo ID. Tell staff what record you need. If they have the case number, they can pull it up fast. Without a case number, give them the name and date of the arrest.
For written requests, include the following:
- Your full name and address
- Phone number or email for contact
- The case number or name of the arrested person
- The date or time frame of the arrest
- What type of record you need
Mail your request to the Herriman Police Department at 5355 West Main Street, Herriman, UT 84096. You can also email it to records@herrimanpd.gov. Staff will contact you when the record is ready and let you know the cost. Fees follow the state guidelines set by GRAMA.
Herriman Records and GRAMA
All records requests in Herriman fall under the Government Records Access and Management Act. GRAMA sorts records into public, private, and protected groups. Most arrest records from Herriman are public. That means anyone can ask for them once the case is closed or charges have been filed.
The law gives Herriman 10 business days to respond. If they need more time, they must send you a written notice. If your request is denied, you can appeal. The first step is an appeal to the city's records officer. If that fails, you can take it to the State Records Committee. GRAMA protects your right to access records while allowing agencies to guard sensitive data tied to open cases.
The first 15 minutes of staff time are free. After that, Herriman can charge $20 to $25 per hour. Paper copies run about $0.25 per page. These fees are set by state law and apply to all Utah agencies.
Online Search Tools for Herriman
Several state tools let you search for arrest records tied to Herriman cases. The Utah Courts XChange portal covers court filings from Salt Lake County. When a Herriman arrest leads to charges, the case appears in the county court system. You can search by name or case number for free. Viewing documents costs $0.10 per page.
The Bureau of Criminal Identification holds statewide arrest records. A criminal history check costs $15 and covers all agencies, including Herriman police. You need a photo ID to run the check. BCI is located at 3888 West 5400 South in Salt Lake City.
Below is the BCI criminal records page, which serves as the state's main resource for arrest history data.
BCI records include arrests from Herriman and every other police department in Utah. Personal reviews let you see your own file. If you find errors, BCI can correct them under Utah Code 53-10-108.
Herriman and Salt Lake County
Herriman is in Salt Lake County. Arrests made by Herriman police often result in bookings at the Salt Lake County jail. The jail keeps its own records for each booking. These include the arrest date, charges, bail amount, and release information. Jail records are separate from the Herriman police report.
The Salt Lake County District Attorney handles felony cases from Herriman. Misdemeanor charges may stay in the Herriman Justice Court. Both courts keep their own files. You can search county court records through XChange or contact the Salt Lake County clerk for help.
Note: Herriman police respond to calls within city limits, but the Salt Lake County Sheriff covers nearby areas that are outside any city's boundaries.
Victim Rights in Herriman
Crime victims in Herriman have specific rights under Utah law. Victims can get a copy of the arrest report at no cost. The Herriman police records office handles these requests. Bring your ID and the case number to the office during business hours.
The VINELink system lets victims track the custody status of the person arrested. It is free. You sign up online or by phone. VINELink sends updates by call, text, or email when the person is released, moved, or escapes. It covers all Utah jails, including the Salt Lake County facility.
For people who have been sentenced to state prison, the Utah Department of Corrections offender search shows their facility, sentence, and projected release date. This tool is separate from VINELink and covers only state inmates.
Salt Lake County Resources
Herriman is part of Salt Lake County. Many arrest records pass through county offices for booking, prosecution, and court filings. The county page below has more details on accessing records and reaching county offices for help with Herriman cases.