Bountiful Warrant Checks
No public Bountiful warrant-search page was located. Use BCI's statewide name search, then call Second District Court in Bountiful at (801) 397-7000 with the citation or case number. That clerk can confirm a district-court case, appearance date, release terms, and warrant status.
- Check your own name through the Utah BCI warrant-search page.
- Match a result to your Bountiful citation or case number.
- Call Second District Court at (801) 397-7000 to confirm whether it is active.
- For a police report, call Records at (801) 298-6056 or ask about the city's GRAMA form.
- Ask the court about payment, judge appearance, recall, or counsel before acting.
Bountiful Police and Court Share an Address
Bountiful Police Department is at 805 South Main Street, as is Second District Court's Bountiful location. The shared address can make the two desks look like one route, but Police Records handles police records and the court clerk controls court case dates, release terms, and warrants.
For police questions, use (801) 298-6000 for dispatch or (801) 298-6056 for records. For a court warrant, call (801) 397-7000. City Hall is at 795 South Main Street and is not the criminal-case clerk.
Bountiful Police and Second District Court
Bountiful Police works at 805 South Main Street, Bountiful, UT 84010. The non-emergency/dispatch number is (801) 298-6000; Records is (801) 298-6056 and uses policerecords@bountiful.gov. The department's records form is not a warrant lookup.
Second District Court's Bountiful location is at the same address and answers at (801) 397-7000. The court confirms its cases, while police may execute a warrant. They remain separate services.
Bountiful Police Department
805 South Main Street
Bountiful, UT 84010
(801) 298-6056
Second District Court, Bountiful
805 South Main Street
Bountiful, UT 84010
(801) 397-7000
Case and warrant confirmation
Bountiful GRAMA Requires Specific Details
The Bountiful Police form asks for a requester name and contact details, record type, case number, date, time, location, involved person, and other fields. It requires photo identification before release. A requester can seek public police records, but a court warrant remains a question for the clerk.
Fees on the form include $10 per record and separate listed amounts for photos and audio or video; research fees may also apply. Confirm the current charge and whether the requested record is releasable.
Warrants in Bountiful: The Main Types
A Bountiful case may be a traffic or lower-level city matter, or it may be a district-court criminal case. A missed court date can lead to a bench or FTA warrant. A probable-cause arrest warrant follows a different judicial review. Check the court on the citation rather than guessing from the police address.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic / FTA | Missed date or unresolved citation. | Court on the citation |
| City-filed criminal case | Charge proceeds through a district court location. | Second District Court |
| Bench warrant | Missed hearing or court order. | Judge handling the case |
| Arrest warrant | Probable cause and need for custody. | Judge or magistrate |
Bountiful's Ten-Day Response Notice
The police form says the department will send a response notice within ten business days. That notice is about the GRAMA request, not the court's warrant decision. If copies are prepared, the form states a 30-day pickup window. Keep the request reference and call the police records desk if the notice does not arrive.
Do not wait for a police record request to resolve a court date. Call the Second District clerk directly.
Bountiful Warrant Records: What They Show
No public Bountiful warrant-result format was captured. Use these identifiers to ask the court a clear question. The police form has fields for an incident, person, and record request; those do not establish a court's current warrant status.
| Case number | Use the case or citation number; no local warrant pattern was verified. |
|---|---|
| Person | Give the court the name shown in the case paperwork. |
| Charge | Ask the clerk whether the case is traffic, ordinance, or criminal. |
| Issuing court | Second District Court for its Bountiful cases. |
| Bond or payment | Confirm amount and method with the court. |
| Status | Ask whether active, served, recalled, or resolved. |
Bountiful Records Fees Belong to Police
The Bountiful Police form lists $10 per record, $50 for photos, and $50 for audio or video, with prepayment and possible research fees. Those are police-record charges, not bail or a warrant payment. The department may require additional information and photo ID before releasing an eligible record.
Use the court for warrant status and the police form for a police report copy. Call the records desk to confirm a fee before submitting money.
Bountiful Warrants and Davis County
Bountiful cases can enter Utah's Statewide Warrants file through court systems, while the Bountiful Second District clerk confirms the local court record and named officers serve it; use Davis County warrant records for the county and state route. Flow: Bountiful court → named agency → statewide file.
After a Bountiful FTA
If a court date was missed, call Second District Court with the case number and ask whether a warrant issued, whether bail or a judge appearance is required, and how to verify recall. A Bountiful Police records request does not set a new date or clear a court order.
If the matter involves a criminal charge, consult counsel about release and appearance before going to an office. Keep any order or receipt.
Accessing Bountiful Warrant Records
Bountiful police records requests use Utah GRAMA. The court separately controls case access and can restrict juvenile, sealed, or protected material. Ask whether the record is public and whether inspection or a copy is available. A police response notice does not confirm warrant status.
Key Rules:
Utah Code §63G-2-201 describes public records and access limits.
Utah Code §63G-2-305 covers warrant records and court restrictions.
Juvenile and sealed records may require a separate court process.
No Bountiful Warrant Roster Was Located
Research did not locate a public Bountiful active-warrant list, most-wanted roster, or local roundup. Use BCI's statewide name search, then contact the Second District clerk for a Bountiful case. Do not treat the absence of a city list as proof that a warrant does not exist.
The clerk can confirm current status and whether payment, a judge appearance, or counsel is needed.