Herriman Residents Directory
The Herriman residents directory covers public records from city, county, and state offices serving Herriman, Utah. Herriman is one of the fastest-growing cities in Salt Lake County with about 60,000 people. It sits along the southwest edge of the valley near the Oquirrh Mountains. The city has its own police force and city hall, but most record systems run through Salt Lake County. Court filings, property records, and jail bookings all go through county offices. This guide shows you where to search for public records on Herriman residents and how to request copies.
Herriman Quick Facts
Herriman Police Department Records
The Herriman Police Department is at 5355 W Main St, Herriman, UT 84096. You can call them at 801-858-0035 or email records@herrimanpd.gov. For emergencies or dispatch, call 801-840-4000. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Herriman police records include incident reports, arrest reports, and traffic accident files. These are a central part of the Herriman residents directory for law enforcement data.
To get copies of Herriman police records, you file a GRAMA request with the department. The city's GRAMA coordinator is Patsy Hall, reachable at (801) 858-0035. Herriman has a clear fee schedule for records. The first initial report costs $10. Each additional page is $1. Traffic accident reports also cost $10. The city has up to 10 business days to respond under Utah Code 63G-2.
Some records may be restricted. Ongoing investigation files, juvenile records, and certain victim information are classified as private or protected under GRAMA. If your request is denied, you can appeal to the city's chief administrative officer. A further appeal goes to the Utah State Records Committee. The Herriman police records division handles a high volume of requests given the city's rapid growth.
The Herriman Police site outlines the records request process and fee schedule for public information access.
Herriman Jail and Custody Info
Herriman does not have its own jail. People arrested by Herriman police get housed at the Salt Lake County Metro Jail or the Oxbow Jail. You can search for inmates through the Salt Lake County Sheriff corrections page. The search tool lets you look up people by name, booking number, permanent number, or state ID. Results show current charges, bail amounts, and court dates.
Visitation at the Salt Lake County jails works on a set schedule. Inmates get two visits per week, each lasting 30 minutes. To schedule a visit, call 385-468-8400. This is a useful part of the Herriman residents directory if you need to find or visit someone who was arrested in Herriman. Jail reports cost $10, photos are $12.25, and video copies run $33 plus redaction fees.
Court Records for Herriman
Herriman is in the Third Judicial District, covering all of Salt Lake County. District-level cases for Herriman residents go to the Scott M. Matheson Courthouse in downtown Salt Lake City. Civil lawsuits, family law cases, and felony matters all end up there. You can search Herriman court records for free on the Utah Courts website.
The online search shows basic case data. Filing dates, party names, case type, and status are all visible at no charge. Copies of actual documents cost a fee that varies by type. Contact the court clerk at (801) 238-7300 to ask about current rates. The Herriman Justice Court handles traffic violations, small claims, and minor criminal matters within city limits. Both courts are searchable through the Utah Courts portal. This means the Herriman residents directory for court data is accessible from a single online tool.
Herriman Property Records
The Salt Lake County Recorder manages property records for Herriman. The recorder website lets you search deeds, mortgages, liens, and other recorded documents. You can look up Herriman properties by address, owner name, or parcel number. Electronic records go back to about 1990. Copies cost $2 per page.
Herriman has seen massive growth in recent years, which means a lot of new property filings. New subdivision plats, construction liens, and deed transfers are constantly being recorded. The Salt Lake County Assessor has property valuations for all Herriman homes and commercial parcels. The county treasurer handles tax payment history. Together, these offices cover the property side of the Herriman residents directory.
The Herriman city website connects residents to public services including building permits, utility accounts, and links to county record systems.
State Records for Herriman
State-level databases extend the Herriman residents directory beyond local and county offices. The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification maintains criminal history files for all Utah residents. A BCI search covers every county, so it captures records from outside Salt Lake County too. This gives you a more complete picture than local records alone.
The Utah Office of Vital Records issues birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates for Herriman residents. Certified copies cost $25 and can be ordered online, by mail, or in person. The Utah DOC offender search lets you look up people in the state prison system. And the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing offers free license checks for doctors, contractors, real estate agents, and many other regulated professions in Herriman.
The VINE victim notification system is available to Herriman crime victims. It sends alerts when an offender's custody status changes. The service is free and runs 24/7. You can register by phone or online.
Salt Lake County Records
Herriman is part of Salt Lake County. Most public records for Herriman residents are managed at the county level. Courts, property filings, jail data, and the sheriff's office all operate through the county. Visit the Salt Lake County page for a full overview of county-level record sources.
Nearby Utah Cities
Cities near Herriman share many of the same Salt Lake County resources. Each has its own police department and local records. Browse a nearby city for its residents directory.