Summit County Warrant Records Summit County Warrant Records

Call the office that holds the record. Summit County warrant contacts depend on the question being asked. Summit County Justice Court and Third District Court address cases on their dockets, while the Sheriff's Office routes questions about its agency records. The case document helps identify the issuing court, and a police report number should not be mistaken for a court case number. Choose the office that maintains the information, then ask what process applies to that record.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This privately operated site cannot confirm a warrant, recall an order, post bail, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Contact the issuing court for case status and next steps; use the Sheriff only for records or custody questions within its role.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Summit County warrant questions need to go to the office that owns the relevant record or court order:

  • Justice Court warrant or traffic case: call 435-615-3800 or email jcsummit@utcourts.gov. The court is at 6138 N Paintbrush Road in Park City. Ask the clerk to confirm the case, bail terms, and next date.
  • Third District Court case: use the court's Summit County route at 435-615-4301; the Justice Center is at 6300 Justice Center Road in Park City. Confirm that the named case is in the district court before traveling.
  • Sheriff records request: the records contact is 435-615-3599 and asteed@summitcountyutah.gov. The Sheriff's administrative line is 435-615-3501. Use NextRequest for records the Sheriff holds; this is not a live court-warrant search.
  • Jail custody or bail logistics: the jail contact is 435-615-3723. Contact the issuing court first to understand whether jail reporting or bail applies; a voluntary report does not guarantee immediate release.
  • Legal advice: speak with a licensed Utah attorney about voluntary surrender, bond, or a motion to recall or quash.

Summit County does not publish a verified Sheriff active-warrant roster or dedicated Sheriff warrant phone line. The Sheriff records office handles records requests; the court that issued an order provides the case-specific status.