Sanpete County Jail

The county Jail Division describes an operating jail within the Sheriff’s Complex. Use its primary contact 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, to establish this person’s location, the applicable case and any remaining custody ground. Its expressly published alternate telephone is 435-835-2195; the Sheriff’s contact address is not the County Building at 160 North Main.

The Sheriff’s dated reports show arrests and allegations for a reporting period. They do not promise that a listed person remains detained, that the displayed amount is still current or that a payment alone will discharge every order. Keep the arresting agency, custodian and case court distinct.

The Sheriff’s current visitation resource explicitly includes the county-linked bail payment portal and payment telephone 888-604-7888. That is a bail channel, distinct from the trust-account link on the same page. Use the person and case information supplied by the custodian before making a transaction; the presence of a portal does not create a releasable amount for every booking.

The jail contact is 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642. Discuss the actual release requirement there before deciding which payment to make. A completed financial transaction is not evidence that another case, a detention order or another agency’s lawful custody ground has ended.

The Sheriff publishes a public lobby open 24/7 at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642. Building business hours are a different item: Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–8 p.m. Eastern Time, corresponding to 7 a.m.–6 p.m. Mountain Time, with most federal/state holidays excluded. Those facts do not turn lobby access into a promise of staffed payment, visitation, records or property service at any hour.

The jail’s primary telephone is 435-835-2191 . Bring the actual question to the relevant service: visitor approval, a court filing and a bail payment follow different published arrangements. A County Building footer is not a new jail entrance or the visitation coordinator’s proven workplace.

Utah Code § 77-20-401 authorizes money instruments and surety bonds, with the listed monetary options dependent on what the county official has established. The listed instruments include a cashier’s check, money order, certified check, cash, a personal check with a check-guarantee card and a card transaction. A statutory list is not proof that the Manti lobby takes each item.

The county itself identifies its online/telephone bail route. For a proposed walk-in tender, use 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, to obtain the applicable local instructions. Keep a trust-account deposit separate from monetary bail; transferring spending money does not replace the court’s release requirement.

A prerequisite under § 77-20-204 is that officers have not yet sent the arrest’s probable-cause statement to a magistrate. The misdemeanor branch excludes the specified domestic-violence and impaired-driving accusations, includes qualifying local B/C ordinances, and requires ineligibility for recognizance plus a written commitment to appear. It is not an unrestricted money decision at every booking.

The eligible-felony branch concerns specified third-degree offenses. Probation or parole status, as well as an existing pretrial release, excludes this felony option; nonappearance must be the primary concern, with a written undertaking to attend court. Starting magistrate review cuts off the jail’s early financial authority, including use of its earlier amount as a release route under this section.

For the qualifying third-degree branch, the highest early financial condition is $5,000. State-law misdemeanor ceilings are $1,950 for A, $680 for B and $340 for C; the local-ordinance limits differ, at $150 for B and $80 for C. For several allegations in the same arrest, the most serious applicable class supplies the ceiling for a single amount.

Those are § 77-20-204 limits, not a quote for a particular report entry or the judicial default schedule. A qualifying 72-hour Corrections hold is another statutory exclusion from that early financial route. A reporting-period bail figure and an early jail ceiling do not override an actual judicial detention order.

For judicial release, the § 77-20-205.5 schedule lists $25,000 for first degree carrying a mandatory minimum, and $20,000 otherwise. Second degree has $10,000; third degree has $5,000. These defaults are not a capital-offense price or a requirement that every defendant post secured money.

For state misdemeanors, the schedule uses A $2,000, B $700 and C $350, plus $130 for a state infraction. An ordinance infraction uses $25; for local misdemeanors, $80 applies at C and $150 at B. The court uses § 77-20-205 to weigh nonappearance risk and ability to pay independently of what the jail set, referring to the schedule and assigning one financial amount for the case.

The statute provides for temporary status at an arrest warrant or probable-cause determination, followed by the first-appearance status decision. A prosecutor’s detention motion, a party’s request or other good cause can postpone that first-appearance decision while the temporary order continues. Recognizance, reasonably available conditions and detention under the statutory findings are distinct outcomes.

Possible conditions include treatment, monitoring, work/school requirements, curfew and contact restrictions where appropriate and available. Section 77-20-205 considers health, resources, attendance history, community/family connections and other relevant risks. An algorithm alone cannot decide release; seriousness alone is also insufficient except for the capital-felony exception. A generic program description does not show that every service is available locally.

The temporary mandatory-detention combination in § 77-20-205 requires substantial felony evidence, the specified existing felony probation/parole/release circumstances and the habitual-offender test. A felony accusation by itself does not supply that whole combination. A later detention order needs findings detailed enough for review of danger or flight concerns.

The section also singles out arrest for violating a jail-release agreement or jail-release court order under § 78B-7-802: release cannot precede the first appearance, and the judge may then deny release. Do not broaden that provision into a rule covering every accusation described loosely as a protective-order violation.

Rules 7 and 7A allow the first modification motion whenever it is needed, provided the opposing side receives sufficient preparation notice and the required victim notice/attendance opportunity is respected. For a subsequent request, the moving party must explain a material change in circumstances. The rules do not impose a waiting week or presume inability solely from seven unpaid days.

The handling lawyer should bring the relevant circumstances to the court. The District clerk contact is 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, P.O. Box 219, Manti, UT 84642; County Justice uses 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. Filing a request does not itself modify the current order.

For the initial private-bond premium, R590-196 permits a range from 10% through 20%. The maximum documentation charge is $20 for a set, and a card-transaction fee cannot exceed 5%. The disclosure required by the insurance rule calls initial premiums and fees non-refundable; later release does not convert those private charges into a refundable government deposit.

The smaller of $20 or 5% of a delinquent installment limits a late charge. The required written disclosure identifies the bond, charges and collateral obligations. Collateral and repayment duties must be read in the agreement and applicable rules, separately from the premium. These are regulatory terms, not a quote or an approved local-agent list, and they do not establish that land or a particular instrument will be accepted at a government window.

District and Juvenile Court share the published contact 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642, but they have different case roles. District handles felony and class A criminal prosecutions. County Justice and the municipal Justice courts handle the lower misdemeanor, infraction and ordinance matters within their jurisdiction.

• County Justice Court: 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642; 435-835-2103. Weekday office period 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern Time (9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mountain Time).
• Fairview Justice Court: appearances by appointment at 85 South State Street, Fairview, UT 84629. City Hall contact 435-427-3858; clerk scheduling uses the shared contact below. Correspondence: P.O. Box 97, Fairview, UT 84629.
• Manti Justice Court: hearings by notification, using the shared clerk below. City correspondence/contact: 50 South Main Street, Number 1, Manti, UT 84642, 435-835-2401; use the notice for the actual hearing destination.
• Mount Pleasant Justice Court: state-directory address 115 West Main Street, Mount Pleasant, UT 84647; shared clerk below. The city court page describes first/third Wednesday sessions and weekday contact availability.
• Moroni Justice Court: 80 South 200 West, P.O. Box 870, Moroni, UT 84646; 435-436-8359 extension 3. The court also uses the shared clerk below.
• Fountain Green Justice Court: appointments through the shared clerk below. The court page’s general city contact is 375 North State Street, Fountain Green, UT 84632, 435-445-3453; an appointment supplies the court destination.
• Ephraim Justice Court: 5 South Main Street, Ephraim, UT 84627; 435-283-4631. Monday–Thursday office period 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern Time (9 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time).
• Spring City Justice Court: 45 South 100 East, P.O. Box 189, Spring City, UT 84662; 435-462-2244. Clerk appointments use the shared contact below, rather than the fax number.
• Gunnison Justice Court: 38 West Center Street, P.O. Box 790, Gunnison, UT 84634; 435-528-5494. Use business hours for an office inquiry and the case notice for a hearing.

The municipal pages for Fairview, Manti, Mount Pleasant, Moroni, Fountain Green and Spring City identify the shared clerk contact 435-262-7709. Fairview lists weekday clerk availability of 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern Time (8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time); Mount Pleasant, Moroni and Spring City list weekday phone/email availability of 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern Time (9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mountain Time). Manti uses notification and Fountain Green uses appointments; use business hours for those inquiries. Sharing a clerk does not combine the courts or redirect all their cases to County Justice Court. Use Xchange case records for eligible public files and MyCase access for your own case.

April 2026 Indigent Defense Commission minutes describe multiple contracted defenders in Sanpete and a built-in system for conflicts; that description does not identify the lawyer assigned to this defendant.

A defendant who cannot afford private counsel should tell the judge and request appointment before making decisions about a plea. The court determines eligibility and assignment. The prosecutor, jail staff and a self-help information service do not become the accused person’s defense lawyer by answering a question.

For the District/Juvenile file, the published clerk contact is 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642; County Justice is 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. Ask about the actual assignment, including a conflict assignment where applicable. Information for counsel can be supplied without inventing a mandatory county paperwork checklist.

Visitation is video-only, including onsite and clergy visits. The county identifies its communications provider for phone, visitation and messaging functions, but distinguishes a phone-funding account from the visitation/messaging profile requiring approval. The visitor coordinator is 435-835-2192, through the Sheriff’s Complex contact at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642; the County Building footer does not place that employee there.

The same agency page links the county-linked trust-account payment option for spending-account funds. Its separately labeled bail option serves a different transaction. Use the visitation topic and account-money topic for those family-support tasks, not as substitutes for the case’s release order.

The state service map lists Central Utah Youth Center, 449 North State Route 118, Richfield, UT 84701, 435-893-2340, in its Sanpete service section. That directory contact does not decide whether a particular child is detained or establish the child’s placement. Adult visitation approval and adult financial bail must not be treated as youth rules.

County and state court sources identify the Juvenile Court at 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642, 435-264-5011. Use the actual juvenile papers and responsible staff for that case, rather than substituting a booking report or assuming that the address of a service center is a detention order.

Corrections’ placement-program page identifies Sanpete among county contract partners, and the jail describes separate county/state-inmate clinic groups. State legal custody and physical housing therefore need separate attention. A sentence label by itself is insufficient to infer a completed transfer or to apply a state institution’s service rules at the county jail.

Results in the Utah Corrections search concern people under present departmental supervision; an unsentenced county case falls outside that search scope. The Utah prison topic is a separate system. Follow the actual custodian and person-specific assignment instead of making a nearby prison the answer to every local arrest.

The federal map assigns Sanpete to the Southern Region of the Central Division, District of Utah. General clerk contact: 801-524-6100, 351 South West Temple, Room 1.100, Salt Lake City, UT 84101. The published southern hearing site is temporarily 197 East Tabernacle Street, St. George, UT 84770; the case notice controls. The St. George court page separately publishes its District clerk contact 435-703-7308. Federal pretrial housing is arranged by the Marshals, not fully represented by the federal BOP locator.

An immigration detainer can affect when someone leaves local custody. Ask the holding agency what it has received and whether a transfer is pending. Counsel can check how the request applies to this case. Use the ICE detainee locator for immigration custody.

Section 77-20-401 requires monetary bail received by the jail official to reach the proper court within three days after receipt. This is a transfer-to-court rule, not a three-day family refund deadline. Under the current § 77-20-402, money can first satisfy the defendant’s criminal accounts receivable; a remaining refund may be cash or a card credit.

For a card-funded deposit the court may receive less than the ordered amount because of a financial-institution fee. Those state rules do not independently establish a particular Manti lobby card option. A surety’s non-refundable initial charges follow a different disclosure framework from money deposited with government.

A missed required appearance can bring a warrant and further court action. Put the actual notice and case reference before the lawyer and issuing court promptly; a family payment or a new booking-report entry does not reset the hearing. The court determines the response and any release modification under the governing rules.

District inquiries use 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642; County Justice is 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. Use the named municipal court for its own case. A telephone inquiry is not a cancellation of the order or a guaranteed alternative to appearing.

The state directory and current county court page both identify 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642, 435-264-5011, for District and Juvenile Court. District correspondence uses P.O. Box 219, Manti, UT 84642. The county page lists weekday office hours of 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern Time, corresponding to 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time.

The shared contact does not erase the difference between an adult felony/class A file and a juvenile matter. Before traveling, compare the court identity and case reference with the instructions for that appearance. A kiosk at either the courthouse or County Building provides access support; it is not an additional court or a detention building.

Nine Justice Court records appear in the state’s county directory. They include County Justice and the municipal courts below; a shared clerk is not a consolidation order. Use the court actually named on the citation or notice for lower-level misdemeanors, infractions and ordinances, rather than sending every payment to the county seat.

• County Justice Court: 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642; 435-835-2103. Weekday office period 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern Time (9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mountain Time).
• Fairview Justice Court: appearances by appointment at 85 South State Street, Fairview, UT 84629. City Hall contact 435-427-3858; clerk scheduling uses the shared contact below. Correspondence: P.O. Box 97, Fairview, UT 84629.
• Manti Justice Court: hearings by notification, using the shared clerk below. City correspondence/contact: 50 South Main Street, Number 1, Manti, UT 84642, 435-835-2401; use the notice for the actual hearing destination.
• Mount Pleasant Justice Court: state-directory address 115 West Main Street, Mount Pleasant, UT 84647; shared clerk below. The city court page describes first/third Wednesday sessions and weekday contact availability.
• Moroni Justice Court: 80 South 200 West, P.O. Box 870, Moroni, UT 84646; 435-436-8359 extension 3. The court also uses the shared clerk below.
• Fountain Green Justice Court: appointments through the shared clerk below. The court page’s general city contact is 375 North State Street, Fountain Green, UT 84632, 435-445-3453; an appointment supplies the court destination.
• Ephraim Justice Court: 5 South Main Street, Ephraim, UT 84627; 435-283-4631. Monday–Thursday office period 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern Time (9 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time).
• Spring City Justice Court: 45 South 100 East, P.O. Box 189, Spring City, UT 84662; 435-462-2244. Clerk appointments use the shared contact below, rather than the fax number.
• Gunnison Justice Court: 38 West Center Street, P.O. Box 790, Gunnison, UT 84634; 435-528-5494. Use business hours for an office inquiry and the case notice for a hearing.

The municipal pages for Fairview, Manti, Mount Pleasant, Moroni, Fountain Green and Spring City identify the shared clerk contact 435-262-7709. Fairview lists weekday clerk availability of 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern Time (8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time); Mount Pleasant, Moroni and Spring City list weekday phone/email availability of 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern Time (9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mountain Time). Manti uses notification and Fountain Green uses appointments; use business hours for those inquiries. Sharing a clerk does not combine the courts or redirect all their cases to County Justice Court. Use Xchange case records for eligible public files and MyCase access for your own case.

The court’s own county page gives 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642, 435-835-2103. Its published weekday office period is 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern Time, corresponding to 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mountain Time. This is County Justice Court, not the District/Juvenile courthouse at 80 North Main.

The county supplies a court-payment information route. Keep the case/citation reference attached to the transaction and distinguish a court fine from jail-account funds or a separate release condition. The County Building address does not relocate the Sheriff’s Complex or turn its lobby into the clerk’s office.

Fairview’s own public-services page states that court is by appointment at 85 South State Street, Fairview, UT 84629. Its clerk scheduling contact is 435-262-7709; correspondence uses P.O. Box 97, Fairview, UT 84629. Manti’s own court page says court is held by notification and identifies that same clerk contact.

Manti’s general city correspondence address is 50 South Main Street, Number 1, Manti, UT 84642. A city contact address and the place required by an individual hearing notice are different facts. Sharing the clerk does not authorize changing a case’s court identity, sending a Fairview payment to Manti or assuming every session is in one courtroom.

Ephraim Justice Court, 5 South Main Street, Ephraim, UT 84627, 435-283-4631, says mandatory-case notices are sent to the citation address. Its public calendar spans the next 30 days; a later setting can exist beyond that view. Spring City’s own instructions direct its court correspondence to P.O. Box 189, 45 South 100 East, Spring City, UT 84662, 435-462-2244, and tell people to pay the Spring City court rather than Manti.

Mount Pleasant’s page describes first/third Wednesday sessions, while Fountain Green’s court page uses an appointment contact. Moroni separately identifies its court address and extension. A city’s business hours, a clerk’s phone-availability period and the session for a particular defendant should not be treated as interchangeable schedules.

A felony prosecution or class A misdemeanor belongs in District Court. Justice Court handles the lower misdemeanor classes, applicable ordinance offenses and infractions within its territory. A person can receive a citation and owe a court appearance without entering the adult jail; an arrest report does not decide guilt or settle what the prosecutor ultimately files.

A contested felony may proceed from the first appearance and representation through a required preliminary examination, evidence disclosure, motion practice and trial. An indictment or a valid waiver changes parts of that path. A negotiated plea is another possible outcome; proof at trial remains the prosecution’s beyond-reasonable-doubt burden, not a presumption from arrest.

The early jail route in § 77-20-204 has accusation-specific eligibility limits before probable-cause submission. Magistrate review ends that financial route. A judicial secured amount requires a fresh decision under § 77-20-205: the judge weighs nonappearance risk and payment capacity using the statutory schedule. The jail’s earlier decision does not select the amount that the court must impose.

Recognizance release, appropriate available conditions and a supported detention order are alternative legal outcomes. Rules 7/7A permit a first modification request without waiting seven days, provided notice is sufficient; another request needs materially changed circumstances. A pending motion, paid commissary deposit or outdated booking-report amount does not amend the order.

Raise inability to afford private representation with the judge and request appointed defense counsel. For the District file use the clerk contact 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642; County Justice is 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. The actual eligibility determination and appointment identify the lawyer or office.

An information clerk or self-help center may explain process and forms but does not represent the defendant. The prosecutor serves another role. Tell assigned counsel about pending hearings and custody questions without assuming that a county contract, a family inquiry or a suggested document list itself guarantees appointment or changes a plea deadline.

The general imprisonment provisions distinguish third-degree felony terms of up to five years, second-degree terms of one to fifteen years and first-degree terms of five years to life. For misdemeanors, class C permits 90 days, B six months and A ordinarily 364 days; § 76-3-204 allows one year for the specified offenses against individuals.

Individual fine ceilings under § 76-3-301 are $5,000 at felony third degree and $10,000 at first/second, with misdemeanor A $2,500, B $1,000 and C $750. Special offense provisions, mandatory terms, enhancements and other obligations can alter the analysis. These are general punishment limits, not release prices or a prediction about one case.

The Sheriff’s office and patrol handle local law-enforcement inquiries through the Complex at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, 435-835-2191 ; dispatch is separately 435-835-2345. Use the statewide warrant file with the case in Xchange case records, recognizing that court entry/removal timing affects what the statewide file displays.

Put the actual order before defense counsel and the issuing clerk for the required response. For a District matter the contact is 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642; County Justice uses 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. An empty search or a telephone inquiry does not itself withdraw a warrant.

The Juvenile Court contact is 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642. The state’s Sanpete service map includes Central Utah Youth Center, 449 North State Route 118, Richfield, UT 84701, 435-893-2340. A service listing is not a placement order, and adult bail or visitor-account rules do not determine a child’s release or contact arrangements.

For adults, Corrections’ contract-housing program includes this county, so a state sentence need not establish a completed prison move. The Utah Corrections search covers current departmental supervision and excludes unsentenced county detainees. Use the Utah prison topic for that separate system and the actual custodian for a person-specific location.

Sanpete falls within the Southern Region of the Central Division in the District of Utah. The court lists a temporary southern hearing site at 197 East Tabernacle Street, St. George, UT 84770; general clerk inquiries go to 801-524-6100, 351 South West Temple, Room 1.100, Salt Lake City, UT 84101. The actual summons or hearing notice identifies the required setting. The St. George location’s published District clerk contact is 435-703-7308, distinct from the central general contact above.

Federal cases can have an initial appearance, a detention hearing, charging, plea/trial and sentencing under federal law. The Marshals arrange pretrial custody and transport, including contracts where applicable; the federal BOP locator does not enumerate every federal pretrial detainee. A Utah county payment is not a federal court’s release order.

An immigration detainer can affect when someone leaves local custody. Ask the holding agency what it has received and whether a transfer is pending. Counsel can check how the request applies to this case. Use the ICE detainee locator for immigration custody.

The ICE locator uses its own identifying criteria and excludes under-18 records. Utah § 17-72-505(5) concerns notice and transport coordination at felony or covered class A sentence completion for an unlawfully present person. That sentence-completion provision is not a rule that all county arrests trigger the same pickup or placement.