Carbon County Jail Mugshots Online
Carbon County's official current jail bookings table does not show a mugshot or photo column in the table configuration captured in the research. Sheriff Jeff Wood's office operates the Carbon County Jail, but the public roster it provides is a table, not an inmate-photo portal. The visible public columns are LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME, BookingNo, Arrival, HOLDS1, HOLDS2, and HOLDS3. No clickable public profile, no full inmate-photo page, and no public image field were located in the official roster setup. For accuracy, the Carbon County roster should be described as a current bookings table, not as a recent mugshot gallery.
No official Carbon County recent-mugshot gallery, booking-photo feed, or daily booking report with photos was located in official sources. That does not mean booking photos do not exist. It means the public route is not an open mugshot page. Carbon County Sheriff's Office materials state that police reports, photos, dashcam or video material, and booking photos require a GRAMA request. The county Clerk is the appointed records officer for county GRAMA requests, while sheriff services also identify the Sheriff's Office route for law-enforcement records.
What is public: The public Carbon County roster shows current booking-table fields, not a photo gallery. Booking photos may be requested through GRAMA, but Utah law restricts release and requires safeguards against publish-for-pay use.
Carbon County Roster Photo Fields
The official Carbon County Jail Bookings page is still the first place to check current custody because it is the county's public roster table.
The roster screenshot fits the mugshot question because it shows the kind of booking table Carbon County publishes instead of an official photo gallery.
When reviewing a Carbon County jail mugshots search result, check the field list before assuming the county withheld only one record. The current public table is lean. It does not show a photo field, demographics, bond, housing unit, court date, arresting agency field, or detailed release status. The hold fields may describe why a person is in custody, but the county labels them as holds, not final court charges.
| Roster Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| LAST_NAME | Person's last name in the public booking table. |
| FIRST_NAME | Person's first name in the public booking table. |
| BookingNo | Booking number field. The county does not explain the public format. |
| Arrival | Arrival or booking date field. |
| HOLDS1, HOLDS2, HOLDS3 | Public hold fields tied to custody, charge, or agency reason, with coding not fully explained. |
| Mugshot or photo | No public mugshot, image, or booking-photo column located in the official table. |
| Bond and court date | No public bond field or court-date field located in the official roster table. |
Request Carbon County Booking Photos
Because the Carbon County roster has no photo column, the practical path is a two-track search: confirm the booking first, then request the image if there is a lawful reason and the photo is not protected. Carbon County's GRAMA page says written county requests may be submitted online, in person, or by mail using the county form. The county also says the Clerk's Office responds by approving and providing the record, denying with appeal information, stating the county does not have the record and directing to another agency if known, or giving a follow-up date if approval or denial cannot be immediate.
- Open the official Carbon County current bookings table and search by last name, first name, booking number, or a hold term.
- Confirm that the person is listed on the public roster and note the spelling, BookingNo, Arrival field, and any hold fields.
- If no photo appears, treat that as normal for Carbon County because the official roster has no mugshot column.
- Use the Carbon County GRAMA request route for a booking photo, and include enough identifying detail to help staff locate the record.
- Be prepared for the sheriff photo fee noted in the research, and for Utah booking-photo restrictions that may block release.
- If the person is not on the county roster, check whether the person has moved to state prison, federal custody, immigration custody, or has been released.
The official Carbon County GRAMA request page is the countywide records-request route for public-record requests.
That request route matters because the county's official booking table answers the custody question, while the photo request is handled as a public-records request.
Carbon County Mugshot Law
Utah law treats booking photos differently from many routine public records. GRAMA gives a general right to inspect public records and receive copies unless a record is restricted by statute. Booking images are one of the areas with a specific rule. Utah Code 17-72-802 restricts when a sheriff may provide a booking photograph, especially when the image would be used in a publish-for-pay publication or website. The statute also requires requesters to sign a statement that the image will not be posted to that kind of media.
Utah Code 63G-2-305(80) is also important because it places some booking images within protected-record rules. The research notes limited victim and family viewing provisions under stated conditions, with limits on retaining, copying, or distributing the viewed image. In plain terms, a Carbon County booking photo may exist, and it may be requested, but it is not released like a simple roster column.
Key Statutes:
Utah Code 17-72-802 restricts sheriff release of booking photographs and targets publish-for-pay use.
Utah Code 63G-2-305(80) treats certain booking images as protected records under GRAMA.
Utah Code 63G-2-203 allows reasonable records fees tied to the cost of providing records.
Carbon County Booking Photo Fees
Carbon County Sheriff's Office research notes that GRAMA is required for police reports, photos, dashcam or video records, and booking photos. Posted sheriff service fees include police reports at $5.00, photos at $25.00, and dashcam or videos at $25.00. For a booking photo, the useful working assumption is that the photo fee may apply, but the office still has to review the request under GRAMA and Utah's booking-photo statute before release.
| Record Type | Posted Fee Note | Access Route |
|---|---|---|
| Police report | $5.00 | GRAMA request through sheriff or county channel |
| Photos | $25.00 | GRAMA request, subject to review and redaction |
| Dashcam or videos | $25.00 | GRAMA request, subject to review and available format |
| Booking photo | Photo fee note may apply | GRAMA request plus booking-photo law limits |
Utah Code 63G-2-203 allows reasonable fees tied to the cost of providing records. A fee note does not guarantee release. It only tells the requester what cost may be charged if the record can be provided.
Carbon County Public Photo Limits
A Carbon County booking photo sits at the intersection of jail records, GRAMA, and Utah's booking-photo law. Some booking information, such as current roster fields, is plainly public on the county site. Other details, including a photo image, may require a written request and may be withheld if a protection applies. The public should not expect DOB, full demographics, housing unit, bond, court date, or mugshot from the online Carbon County roster unless the county changes the roster interface.
| Information | Online Roster | Possible GRAMA Route |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Yes, first and last name columns | Usually not needed if visible online |
| Booking number | Yes, BookingNo column | Can help identify the requested record |
| Arrival date | Yes, Arrival column | Can help staff locate the booking |
| Holds | Yes, HOLDS1 through HOLDS3 | Formal charge documents are better checked in court records |
| Booking photo | No public photo column located | Requestable, but restricted by Utah law |
| Protected images | No | May be denied or limited under GRAMA |
Carbon County Mugshot Site Limits
A Carbon County jail mugshots search should not rely on commercial mugshot publishing sites. Utah's booking-photo statute is aimed in part at preventing sheriff-provided booking photos from being used in publish-for-pay publications or websites. Those sites may be stale, incomplete, copied from older data, or built around paid removal pressure. The official route is the county roster for current custody, GRAMA for a booking photo request, and court or expungement records when the legal status of the case matters.
For case results, use court records rather than a mugshot post. A booking photo shows that a jail intake photo was taken. It does not prove conviction, current custody, or final charge status. If the question is whether a charge was dismissed, amended, reduced, or sealed, the better source is Carbon County court records after jail arrest and the Utah court system.
Carbon County Mugshot Removal
Carbon County did not publish a separate mugshot-removal policy in the official sources reviewed. Utah's records-clearing route is expungement under Utah Code Chapter 77-40a, with Utah Courts and Utah BCI providing the formal instructions. Utah Courts says expunged cases do not appear on Xchange. That court-record result is separate from third-party websites, which are outside county control and should not be treated as official sources.
If a Carbon County criminal case is dismissed, expunged, or otherwise restricted, the best record path is through the court and BCI expungement process, not paid removal from a private website. For current custody and the official table fields, use Carbon County jail inmate records. For a photo image that is not online, use GRAMA and be clear that the request is for a booking photograph tied to a specific booking.
Carbon County Photo Custody Limits
Carbon County jail mugshots are local sheriff records. They are different from state prison, federal prison, and immigration custody records. UDC Offender Search is for people currently incarcerated by or supervised by the Utah Department of Corrections. UDC states that people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced and housed in county jail are not listed there. Federal Bureau of Prisons and U.S. Marshals systems do not operate public mugshot galleries through the standard inmate locators, and ICE ODLS is a detainee locator, not a booking-photo source.
- Booking photo
- A jail intake image tied to a booking record after arrest.
- GRAMA
- Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act, used for public-record requests.
- Protected record
- A record the agency may withhold or limit under Utah law.
- Expungement
- The court process that seals qualifying criminal records from public access.