The Sheriff publishes dated reports through its booking-report page. The report for October 19–25, 2026 contains arrest dates, allegations, reported bail, arrest locations and arresting-agency fields. Treat the date range as part of the record rather than assuming it is a real-time list of everyone still detained.

Use 435-835-2191 , the primary jail contact at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, for this person’s present location and the reference needed for services. A report entry is not a conviction, a current release order or proof that all cases and other custody grounds have ended.

A report covers its stated period. Absence from that document does not determine whether an arrest occurred, whether the person has been released or whether another custodian is involved. A missing result supplies no fixed booking-completion deadline and does not identify a different institution simply from the arrest town.

The Jail Division contact is 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642; the county expressly lists 435-835-2195 as its alternate. Give the relevant identity and known arrest details and ask about actual custody rather than treating the reporting-period list as a guaranteed live status check.

The Jail Division describes the Sheriff’s Complex and adult-jail services. Current contact information gives the Sheriff’s physical address as 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642; the visitor application uses that same Complex address. The County Building at 160 North Main is another county office, not the jail’s physical destination.

The Jail Division also describes education/rehabilitation classrooms, a non-denominational chapel and a recreation yard; a service description does not guarantee every person access on demand.

The county describes video court technology and county/state-inmate clinics. These are service descriptions, not guarantees that every hearing occurs by video or that every arrested person is housed here. Neither a municipal case nor a state sentence supplies an individual transfer order, and the Sheriff’s office mailing box does not by itself establish a prisoner-letter policy.

The Attorney General’s VINE resource combines participating Utah prison/jail custody information with registration for later notices. Registration is available through Utah VINELink or 877-884-8463. Match the person and agency rather than treating a shared name as a confirmed identity or a notification number as a bail-payment service.

Keep the court file separate from custody alerts. A notice does not decide a plea, change release conditions, select a next physical destination or replace an immediate inquiry to the current custodian. State-supervision records, federal-detention inquiries and immigration records each answer a different question; they are not equivalent replacements for a missing weekly entry.

The county publishes its county-linked bail payment portal and telephone 888-604-7888. Its trust-account link is a different function. Before paying, identify the actual person, case, judicial requirement and any other legal custody ground; a posted reporting-period number is not a promise of release today.

Use the bail topic for the early jail eligibility/cutoff and the later court decision. An account deposit, a private surety premium and a government financial condition are separate transactions. None should be described as clearing all holds merely because one receipt or confirmation has been issued.

The Sheriff’s visitation policy uses video for both onsite and remote visits, including clergy visits; there is no in-person or barrier visit. Onsite sessions are free, while the stated remote price is $0.30 per minute. Either type lasts up to 30 minutes; the current linked rules restrict onsite visits to two weekly and describe remote visits as available daily.

The coordinator contact is 435-835-2192, through the Sheriff’s Complex at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642. The visitation topic concerns the actual adult-jail approval and available session, not a youth-center rule or automatic eligibility for every person in custody.

Everyone appearing in the visit must first be approved. The county separates the communications provider’s phone-funding account from the visitation/messaging profile. For the latter, visitors submit a current selfie and valid ID; an expired ID causes rejection. A signed visitor application and signed rules acknowledgment are required for visitation and messaging.

The application says a background check may be conducted and describes processing as usually within ten days, with the prisoner advised if more time is needed. That estimate is not guaranteed approval or an immediate reservation. The county directs appointments to be made by Friday at 6 p.m. Eastern Time, corresponding to 4 p.m. Mountain Time, for approval.

Monday–Saturday onsite hours are 2–6 p.m. and 7–8 p.m. Eastern Time, corresponding to noon–4 p.m. and 5–6 p.m. Mountain Time. Sunday adds 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Eastern Time, corresponding to 9–11 a.m. Mountain Time, alongside those afternoon/evening periods. Remote available times come from the provider’s website or app.

For an approved onsite session, the county says there is no assigned terminal: select a terminal and enter the passkey. Its facial-recognition explanation warns that movement can make the picture gray or appear to glitch. These practical instructions do not remove approval requirements, guarantee equipment availability or authorize sharing someone else’s approved visit.

The county permits only related minors, subject to approval. Their application must be signed by the legal parent or guardian; the profile is made under that adult’s name, not a separate minor’s profile. The current rules require accompaniment by a parent/guardian at every visit and say all children must be fully dressed.

Adults age 18 or older create their own provider account and submit the required photo and government ID. Every participant must be approved; an approved visitor cannot simply place an unapproved person on camera. Three-way calling, screenshots and showing material from a phone/computer during the visit are prohibited by the linked rules.

The linked adult-jail rules require modest clothing, prohibit shorts and specified revealing clothing, and bar foul, threatening or sexually explicit conduct. They also prohibit sharing an inmate’s visit with another inmate’s visitor. Violations can suspend telephone, visitation and messaging privileges; exposure can end permission to visit any inmate at this jail.

Use the electronic-message topic for that separate contact function. The agency requires the visitation/messaging approval process for messaging as well as visits. These published adult rules do not certify an exception, appeal outcome, refund or a particular person’s access at a chosen time.

The Sheriff explicitly links the county-linked trust-account payment option for trust-account money. Use the deposit topic and commissary topic for that purpose. The link is separate from the county’s bail-payment route and from the communications provider’s phone-funding or visitation/messaging profiles.

The primary jail contact is 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642. Keep the intended function and actual prisoner reference with the inquiry; do not assume one portal payment funds all the other services. For questions about accepted instruments, credit timing, balance release or an account problem, ask the jail about the specific transaction.

The current county visitation page distinguishes putting money on the communications provider’s phone account from creating a visitation/messaging profile for approval. That is a local service designation, not proof that a commissary deposit becomes phone credit or that everyone in a reporting-period document is presently able to call.

The telephone topic should be kept separate from video and message arrangements. The county’s signed rules prohibit three-way calls and provide for suspension of phone privileges after violations. For an urgent personal concern or an account-specific access question, call 435-835-2191 , the jail contact at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642.

The Sheriff’s office publishes P.O. Box 130, Manti, UT 84642, as its mailing address and 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, as its physical contact. That office correspondence information is not itself an instruction for an inmate envelope, a scanned-mail provider, a book shipment or legal mail.

The mail topic concerns the appropriate prisoner reference, recipient format and handling for the intended item. Do not import another jail’s postcard, publisher, scanning or package policy. For the applicable personal-mail or legal-mail instructions, call 435-835-2191 , the jail’s primary contact at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642.

Distinguish inmate personal belongings from evidence held by the arresting agency and from a remaining spending-account balance. A person’s appearance in a booking report does not establish which agency now holds an item, whether a release has been authorized or where a family member should collect it.

The Sheriff lists its physical contact at 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, with a public lobby open 24/7 but a separate weekday building-office schedule. That lobby access does not itself guarantee property-counter service. For the applicable property custodian, authorization and pickup arrangement, use 435-835-2191 , the jail’s primary contact at that Complex.

The Jail Division describes a doctor/RN medical service and twice-weekly clinics, with county and state-inmate groups separately described. This is an agency service description, not a diagnosis, an individual appointment promise or authority for a family member to send medicine or obtain protected health information.

For a current custody health or safety concern, contact the jail promptly at 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, give enough identifying information to distinguish the person and ask for the appropriate responsible staff. The response depends on the actual situation; a family call should not be presented as a guaranteed chart flag or treatment change.

Use Xchange case records for eligible public cases and MyCase access for access to your own file. Identify the court and case number as well as the person. A reported booking allegation is not necessarily the charge later filed or the result of the prosecution, and a custody alert is not a hearing notice.

District and Juvenile Court publish 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642. County Justice publishes 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. The court topic also identifies municipal contacts, whose separate cases should not all be redirected to County Justice.

The defendant should tell the judge about inability to afford private representation and ask for appointment before making a plea decision. The court’s eligibility determination and assignment identify the actual lawyer or office; a private bail agent, prosecutor or self-help clerk performs another function.

The District file contact is 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642, and County Justice is 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. Use the actual appointment and any conflict reassignment rather than assuming an presumed provider or imposing an invented financial-document checklist on every family.

The Sheriff report for October 19–25, 2026 uses badge illustrations in its entries rather than booking portraits. That document is a dated arrest report, not evidence that every county record or a live search includes photographs. The office’s record-release form provides a request route, with the record custodian responsible for responding under applicable access rules.

Federal-prisoner photographs, personal histories and movement information are subject to the Marshals’ nondisclosure policy. An ICE records request is a separate process and does not guarantee disclosure of another person’s protected record or a photograph. Keep the actual source agency attached to the request.

For local law-enforcement inquiries, the Sheriff’s physical contact is 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642, 435-835-2191 ; county dispatch is separately 435-835-2345. Compare the statewide warrant file with the case in Xchange case records. The statewide system warns that it depends on prompt court entry and removal; an empty result cannot cancel an existing order.

Defense counsel and the issuing court can address the required response. District inquiries use 435-264-5011, 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642, and County Justice uses 435-835-2103, 160 North Main, Suite 301, Manti, UT 84642. A call does not itself arrange surrender, withdraw a warrant or replace the court’s instructions.

Utah Corrections search is limited to current departmental supervision and excludes county detainees awaiting trial or sentencing. Corrections’ placement program names this county among its contract partners, so a state-sentenced person’s physical location should not be inferred from the sentence alone.

The Utah state-prison topic concerns that separate system. Keep the court file, actual custodian and identifying reference with the inquiry instead of substituting a nearby prison for an unverified county assignment. A search entry or its absence does not establish a particular transfer time or authorize applying another institution’s visiting and payment rules.

The state map’s Sanpete service section lists Central Utah Youth Center, 449 North State Route 118, Richfield, UT 84701, 435-893-2340. The listing supplies a service contact; it does not prove that a particular child is locked up there, meet the legal tests for detention or apply an adult visitor-account rule to a youth facility.

Juvenile Court is identified at 80 North Main, Manti, UT 84642, 435-264-5011. Use the actual juvenile papers and responsible staff rather than an adult booking report or a guess based on geography. The child’s legal status and placement require their own person-specific answer.

The federal map puts Sanpete in the Southern Region of the Central Division, District of Utah. The general clerk contact is 801-524-6100, 351 South West Temple, Room 1.100, Salt Lake City, UT 84101; the published temporary southern hearing location is 197 East Tabernacle Street, St. George, UT 84770. Follow the actual notice for the proceeding. For the St. George location, the court publishes 435-703-7308 as its District clerk contact.

Federal initial appearance and detention-hearing decisions do not use the county’s release order as a substitute. The Marshals handle housing/transport, including contracted beds, and delivery to serve an imposed sentence. The federal BOP locator covers its system rather than every federal pretrial detainee, so establish the actual custodian before assuming a county placement.

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 takes a nine-digit A-Number plus birth country, adding leading zeros if needed, or exact first/last names plus birth country. Under-18 records are excluded; assistance is 888-351-4024. Utah § 17-72-505(5) separately concerns notice/transport on completion of a felony or specified class A sentence for an unlawfully present person, not every booking.

The Sheriff and jail contact is 435-835-2191 , 1130 South Service Berry Road, Manti, UT 84642; the jail’s separately published alternate is 435-835-2195. County dispatch is 435-835-2345, with 911 for emergencies. Moroni’s own current public-safety page identifies a Sheriff service contract, not a separate Moroni police office.

• Ephraim Police: 5 South Main Street, Ephraim, UT 84627; 435-283-4602.
• North Valley Police: 115 West Main Street, Mount Pleasant, UT 84647; 435-462-2724. This is the city-published agency name, not a countywide booking rule.
• Fairview police contact: 435-427-3535; the city’s public-services contact is City Hall, 85 South State Street, Fairview, UT 84629.
• Spring City Police: 45 South 100 East, P.O. Box 189, Spring City, UT 84662; the city directs non-emergency calls through county dispatch above.
• Snow College Public Safety office: Business Building, 151 South Main Street, Ephraim, UT 84627, 435-283-7171. Campus-police contact 435-283-7170 is separately published by the college.

Use the actual arresting agency for its report and the actual custodian for housing and release questions. A municipal department, a Sheriff service contract and campus policing do not establish that every arrest takes the same route or that one agency’s jail/service policies apply to all others.