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The correctional system in Utah is responsible for housing, supervising, and rehabilitating convicted offenders. The Utah Department of Corrections (UDC) is the main authority overseeing the state's correctional facilities and programs. It not only manages state prisons but also supervises parolees and probationers through its Adult Probation & Parole (AP&P) division. The system's main goal is to ensure public safety, help offenders reintegrate into society, and reduce recidivism rates.
Utah's correctional system includes several types of facilities:
When looking for an inmate within the Utah correctional system, there are several online and offline methods available:
The Inmate Lookup Tool on the UDC's official website allows you to find an inmate in a Utah state prison. You need the inmate's offender number or their full name to conduct the search.
For offline searches, you can contact the respective prison directly.
Most county jails in Utah provide online inmate search options through their respective websites. For instance:
For counties that do not provide online search options, you can call the respective jail for inmate information.
City jails do not usually offer online search options due to their short-term nature. Contacting the specific city police department is the best way to get information about someone held in a city jail.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons offers an online Inmate Locator for individuals incarcerated in federal prisons, including FCI Herlong. You can search using the inmate's BOP Register Number, DCDC Number, FBI Number, or INS Number.
For offline searches, you can call the FCI Herlong directly at (530) 394-2261.
Remember, when searching for inmate information, the information available will depend on the policies and privacy protections in place at each facility. Always respect these rules when seeking information.
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