Carbon County Same-Day Release Sources
No official Carbon County 24-hour release feed was found in the county or sheriff sources. The sheriff publishes a Current Bookings table, but it has no release rows, release time, release reason, destination, or photo. It also cannot be filtered into a last-day view. A CSV export is still only an export of people shown as booked when the table was accessed.
For immediate local confirmation, call the Carbon County Jail at 435-636-3254 and identify the person and booking number. Ask whether that booking ended in community release or a transfer. The jail is open around the clock, including holidays. That does not establish when records staff update the website or when a written record can be supplied.
Check Carbon County 24-Hour Releases
The most reliable same-day sequence keeps the current roster, jail record, and court record in their proper roles. It begins with the county system because Carbon County Jail holds people arrested by agencies throughout the county. State and federal searches become useful only after facts point to a transfer or a different custody system.
- Search Current Bookings by last and first name. Match the booking number and arrival date rather than relying on a name alone.
- If the person is absent or has just vanished, call 435-636-3254. Ask how the named booking closed and whether another agency took custody.
- Request the booking and release record for the relevant date. Ask for the actual timestamp, recorded disposition, destination, and holds if maintained.
- Check the court case for the order, dismissal, sentence, or other legal event. The jail record is still needed for the physical processing time.
- Move to UDC, VINE, BOP, or ICE only when the person's custody type makes that source relevant.
A named-person inquiry that reaches beyond today's releases belongs in the broader Carbon County released inmate search. That search can trace a past county booking, a state supervision record, a Board order, or a federal result without treating today's roster as an archive.
Note: Record the time of each check because an unknown agency update lag can change what the live roster shows later.
Carbon County Release Fields
A true 24-hour release list would need fields that Carbon County does not publish online. The current table has exactly seven displayed fields. Those fields help identify a live booking, but none states that the booking closed within the last day. A request should describe the missing release details instead of assuming that every detail appears on one county form.
| Field | What Carbon County publishes |
|---|---|
| Last and first name | Shown for a person in Current Bookings; useful for an initial match. |
| Booking number | Shown and useful when calling the jail or asking for the matching record. |
| Arrival | Shows the booking arrival entry, not the release time. |
| Holds 1, 2, and 3 | Three hold columns appear, but they do not create a release disposition. |
| Actual release date and time | Not displayed; request it from the county when a durable record is needed. |
| Release type or destination | Not displayed; ask whether the outcome was community release or agency transfer. |
The official Current Bookings view shows the limits of the available web data.
The screenshot confirms why arrival and hold fields cannot be read as a same-day release log. An absence needs a second source.
Request Carbon County Release Records
The county record is the fallback when no release feed exists. Use the Carbon County GRAMA request route through the County Clerk/Auditor. Name the person, approximate date, and booking number if known. Then ask for the booking record, exact release timestamp, release disposition or type, transfer destination, and holds. Carbon County has not posted a sample proving that all those items sit in one document, so wording the request by field helps the records officer locate responsive material.
A focused request is better than asking for every jail record from an entire day. The county offers submission channels through its records process, and the response depends on how the records are stored and classified. The underlying government record can remain after the live row disappears. Carbon County publishes no web retention period for Current Bookings and no specific release-record retention period in the material reviewed.
The official GRAMA page explains the county submission and response routes.
That records path turns a roster lead into a request for an agency-created release entry that can be checked against the court case.
Utah Releases Differ From Carbon
Utah's state-prison release practice should not be applied to an ordinary Carbon County Jail release. The Utah Department of Corrections release-day information says parole and prison releases are processed on Tuesdays, mainly at Utah State Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City. UDC also says almost everyone held in a county jail under state authority returns to that state facility for release. A direct state release from a county jail is rare.
That Tuesday practice does not reveal when a county detainee bonded out, completed a jail term, or left under a court order in Price. If facts point to a state sentence, use UDC and Board sources. If the episode remained a Carbon County booking, confirm it with the jail and county release record.
Note: “Release” can mean leaving one agency while entering another, so always pair the date with the recorded release type.
Rides After Carbon County Release
UDC documents a travel option for people released at the state facility. A release-team member or volunteer may take a person without a ride to a nearby UTA TRAX station, and those who need that trip are released last. Carbon County's sheriff pages publish no matching jail transportation plan or nearby fixed-route stop for releases in Price.
Friends or family should call Carbon County Jail before assuming the state arrangement applies. Ask where pickup is permitted and whether the release has finished. The lack of a published county transport procedure is a reason to confirm logistics, not a basis for guessing an exit, pickup time, or travel service.
Carbon County OR Release Limits
Utah Code § 77-20-203 permits a sheriff to use own-recognizance release only under a county's written policy. Own recognizance, often shortened to OR, means release without posting financial bail while the court case continues. The statute prevents that route for a person under a UDC 72-hour hold.
Carbon County's written OR policy and county bond schedule were not found online. A vanished roster row therefore cannot show whether the person left on bond or OR, remained subject to a hold, or moved into another agency's custody. The jail and court must confirm the basis, while the release record supplies the physical timestamp and recorded outcome.
Carbon County Roster Release Gaps
Current Bookings has no published cadence, archive, retention rule, release field, or photo field. Its browser table also lacks a fixed timed auto-refresh setting. That narrow technical fact does not reveal when jail staff or the source database updates. The safe description is an unknown agency update lag.
Comparing private snapshots can show that a row was present and later absent. It cannot establish when the change happened or why. A 24-hour claim requires an agency record with an actual release timestamp, not a difference between two captures. For a wider date span, the Carbon County 72-Hour Releases process explains how to frame a focused three-day request.
Carbon Sheriff Release App Gap
No official Carbon sheriff mobile app for inmate lookup, recent releases, or mugshots was found as of the research date. The sheriff website instead links Current Bookings, VINE and registry resources, Inmate Canteen for current-inmate communications, and the office's social channel. The roster has no photo field, and none of those other routes creates a 24-hour release archive.
A third-party app should not be substituted for an absent county product. Search the official Current Bookings table for a live county booking, then call or request the record when a row is gone. VINE can support a one-person notice, but the originating agency record remains the source for the actual time and outcome.
Note: VINE may support a one-person alert, but notification timing should still be verified through the agency that held the person.
Carbon Release System Boundaries
A person still shown in Current Bookings appears in county custody at the time of access. Once the row disappears, the county record must separate community release from transfer. A parole location in UDC can show that prison confinement ended while state supervision continues. Probation does not itself prove a prison release because a court can impose it without a prison term.
| Custody path | Correct next source |
|---|---|
| Carbon County booking | Jail confirmation, county release record, and the court case. |
| State prison or current AP&P | UDC Offender Search, Board orders, and UDC records. |
| Federal sentence | BOP Inmate Locator; a release result concerns BOP custody only. |
| Immigration transfer | ICE locator, which has limited coverage and does not turn a no-result into proof. |
The state search covers current UDC custody or supervision, not an unsentenced Carbon County booking and not all fully discharged history. VINE is a lookup and notification aid. Neither replaces the originating agency's certified record.