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Utah inmate records are managed by the Utah Department of Correction (UDOC) and County Sheriff’s office in each county. Records can be obtained by contacting the UDOC or the County Sheriff’s office in person, by phone, or by written request.The UDOC and many County Sheriff’s Offices also provide online access to inmate records through a service called Vinelink, which is an online system that provides information for crime victims and other interested parties.

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Tooele County

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Search Tooele County jail and inmate records through Vinelink by offender id or name.

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Tooele County Sheriff
1960 S Main St., Tooele, UT 84074
Phone (435) 882-5600

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