Roosevelt Criminal History Checks
Begin at the city level when Roosevelt Police created the report. Move outward only when the Roosevelt record belongs to another custodian. A Roosevelt police narrative, county jail booking, Roosevelt court docket, and BCI history are separate products, so one office cannot supply the whole chain.
- Contact Roosevelt Police Records for an RPD incident or arrest report and choose the request path that fits your legal standing.
- Describe the Roosevelt report by location, date range, people involved, and any known report or case number, then submit by fax, mail, email, in person, or Utah's open-records portal as allowed.
- Check Utah Courts Xchange or contact the Roosevelt court clerk after charges may have been filed. Use free MyCase if you are a party in an eligible case.
- Call Duchesne County Jail for a Roosevelt booking because RPD lists no city jail or public booking log.
- Use BCI Right of Access for your own fingerprint-supported Utah history, not as a public Roosevelt name search.
Use the exact event date and agency whenever possible. Similar names and the delay between arrest, filing, and disposition can otherwise point to the wrong Roosevelt criminal record.
Four Roosevelt Police Record Routes
The official Roosevelt Police record request page accepts its PDF through four direct channels: fax to 435-722-5000, email to the Roosevelt records recipient, mail or hand delivery to Roosevelt Police Records at 255 South State Street, or the statewide Open Records Portal for a GRAMA request. The state portal is for Roosevelt GRAMA requests only, not the separate victims' rights route.
The Roosevelt city screen makes the routing choice visible before a requester submits anything. Roosevelt records administrative contact Kim Russell is listed at 435-725-7216, while the main Roosevelt police line is 435-722-2330. Roosevelt dispatch at 435-722-4558 serves active calls, not routine record-copy work.
Records at Roosevelt Police Department
Roosevelt Police Department is at 255 South State Street. Roosevelt Police keeps the incident, probable-cause, arrest, dispatch, photograph, and related police material that its officers create, subject to Utah access classifications and redaction. Chief Mark J. Watkins heads the Roosevelt department. Roosevelt business hours are Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with Friday closed.
The official Roosevelt department image identifies the local counter for Roosevelt police records. Roosevelt fingerprints and local background-check services are offered Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment. Driver-license fingerprints with a photo are listed at $20, but accepted service and payment should be confirmed before visiting.
Roosevelt Police is also listed by BCI as an approved public fingerprint agency for the Utah Right of Access process. Call before travel because a local fingerprint appointment and a completed BCI self-record request are separate steps, and agency availability can change.
Two Roosevelt Record Request Rights
Roosevelt distinguishes a victim or authorized-representative request under Utah Code Title 77, Chapter 37 from a Roosevelt public-record request under the Government Records Access and Management Act. The first path turns on rights tied to the crime victim or a lawful representative. GRAMA asks whether a Roosevelt government record is public or whether the requester has special standing to reach restricted material.
The Roosevelt form lets a requester identify as the subject, an authorized representative, the provider of the information, or a person with another statutory basis. The form also offers inspection, copies with a payment-notice threshold, copies plus a fee-waiver request, and expedited handling with an explanation. No base copy fee is printed on the form, so ask Roosevelt Police Records before assuming a cost.
Choose the legal route carefully. The state open-records portal submits Roosevelt GRAMA requests only. It does not replace a Roosevelt victim-rights request supported by Title 77, Chapter 37.
Booking and Arrest Records in Roosevelt
Roosevelt Police lists no Roosevelt city jail. When RPD makes a Roosevelt arrest and Duchesne County Jail accepts the person, Roosevelt Police keeps the officer report while the county jail creates intake and custody entries. Call 435-738-0190 for current or recent Roosevelt booking information because no official public county roster was found. The county jail, not Roosevelt Police, determines what custody details it can release.
A very recent Roosevelt arrest may not appear in court yet. After a prosecutor files, Xchange can show the case in the proper district or justice jurisdiction. The Duchesne County Arrest Search explains the jail, agency GRAMA, court, BCI, UDC, and VINE layers in more depth. Do not treat an intake charge as a conviction.
Roosevelt GRAMA Form Fields
The Roosevelt form works best when the Roosevelt record description is narrow. Include the title or series if known, the Roosevelt event address or location, city and county, date range, names, subject, and a report or case identifier. A broad Roosevelt request can require more search time and still fail to identify the right police record.
| Form Field | Status | What to Supply |
|---|---|---|
| Record description | Needed to identify | Title, dates, location, names, subject, and known identifiers. |
| Requester details | Grouped contact fields | Name, date, address, city, state, ZIP, phone, and email. |
| Request type | Choose one | Victims Rights under §77-37 or GRAMA under §63G-2. |
| Access standing | Conditional | Subject, representative, information provider, or another legal basis. |
| Desired response | Choose one | Inspect, copy with fee notice, or copy with waiver request. |
| Signature and date | Required | Sign the request and date it before submission. |
An expedited Roosevelt GRAMA request must explain how faster access benefits the public. A Roosevelt fee-waiver request likewise needs a stated basis, such as public benefit, subject status, or protection of legal rights with inability to pay.
The Roosevelt Municipal Court File
No separate Roosevelt municipal-court record system was confirmed in the reviewed official sources. Roosevelt instead hosts an Eighth District court location at 255 South State Street, and lower-level matters may route through the appropriate justice court. Use Utah Courts Xchange for public district and justice summaries, or ask the clerk to confirm venue when the offense level is unclear.
| Court Name | Eighth District Roosevelt location; verify justice-court routing with the clerk. |
|---|---|
| Case Types Heard | District court handles felonies and class A misdemeanors; justice courts handle most class B and C matters, infractions, and traffic. |
| Case Lookup Channel | Xchange, free party-only MyCase for eligible matters, or the court clerk. |
| What the Docket Shows | Case number, parties, judge, attorneys, filings, hearings, judgment, and completed-case outcome when public. |
| Copies & Fees | Current local copy fee was not stated; Xchange document images are priced through the service. |
The Roosevelt court office can be reached at 435-722-0235. A Roosevelt police report is not the court file, and the Roosevelt court docket does not reproduce all police evidence.
Roosevelt Court Records at State Street
The official Eighth District Roosevelt location page confirms that court access shares the 255 South State Street address used by Roosevelt. That shared Roosevelt address is convenient, but each counter keeps a different record: Roosevelt police staff handle RPD reports, and Roosevelt court staff handle filed cases.
The Roosevelt court image helps a reader find the proper judicial contact without confusing it with Roosevelt police records. Search both district and justice jurisdictions in Xchange if the charge class is not known. A missing Roosevelt case can mean the arrest is too new, charges were not filed, the venue differs, or the record is sealed or excluded.
How Roosevelt Records Reach the County
Roosevelt Police creates the incident and arrest report. Duchesne County Jail creates a booking only when it accepts the person. Prosecutors decide whether to file, and court staff enter the case in CORIS for public availability through Xchange when the record is not restricted. Fingerprint-supported arrest data and reported dispositions may later become part of the subject's BCI history.
Record flow: Roosevelt Police Department › Duchesne County Jail and Courts › Utah Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Criminal Identification
For fresh Roosevelt activity, call the Roosevelt records desk or county jail first. For the filed Roosevelt count and outcome, use the clerk. To review your own statewide fingerprint-supported history, use BCI Right of Access. Utah does not provide an unrestricted public BCI name portal.
Reading Roosevelt Criminal Record Counts
Utah BCI's 2024 NIBRS table gives Roosevelt Police a reporting population of 7,370 and counts 550 Group A offenses: 83 against persons, 251 against property, and 216 against society. The resulting rate is 74.63 per 1,000. These figures describe reports submitted for a jurisdiction and year. They do not count convictions, do not necessarily represent unique incidents, and say nothing about any named person's history.
Use the figures only as local records context. A specific Roosevelt criminal record must still be verified from the police department, jail, court, or BCI source that created and maintains it.
Roosevelt Complaint Form Is Different
Roosevelt's online Citizen Complaint form is an intake tool for concerns about department conduct, not a police-report search or copy request. It requires first name, last name, phone, email, narrative, electronic-signature agreement, and signature. Optional fields include date of birth, address, named employee, occurrence date range, witness contact, and a choice to receive an email copy.
Submitting that form will not retrieve a Roosevelt arrest report or court file. Use the police-record request page for records, dispatch for an active service need, and the court clerk for a filed case. Keeping these channels separate avoids sending sensitive facts to a form built for another purpose.
Roosevelt Record Access Rules
Utah law makes many government records public but preserves private, protected, controlled, and sealed material. Roosevelt Police may withhold active-investigation details, juvenile material, victim information, personal identifiers, or other classified content. Court access follows separate judicial rules. BCI dissemination is narrower still and limits who can obtain a statewide criminal-history record.
Key Statutes:
Government Records Access and Management Act, §63G-2-204 sets the written request and agency-response process for public government records.
Utah Code §53-10-108 restricts dissemination of BCI criminal-history, name-check, fingerprint, and warrant information.
Utah Code of Judicial Administration Rule 4-202.03 permits access to public court records while requiring authority for sealed material.
A denial or classification decision can be addressed through the applicable GRAMA process. A narrow request and proof of subject or representative status, when relevant, give the custodian a clearer basis for review.
Roosevelt Records in a Regional Hub
Roosevelt is Duchesne County's largest incorporated city, with an official July 2024 estimate of 7,390 residents. It is also the only top-three county city with a separately reporting municipal police department in the 2024 BCI table. That makes city police records a distinct local source rather than a renamed piece of the sheriff's file.
The community was first called Dry Gulch City after the reservation opened and the town was surveyed. Mary Harmston proposed the name Roosevelt for Theodore Roosevelt. Irrigation, stage, mail and telegraph service, livestock and dairy work, alfalfa seed, health and education services, and oil activity helped form the regional hub. That history also helps explain why a district court location and municipal police counter operate in Roosevelt even though county custodians remain centered in Duchesne.