Clearfield Warrant Checks
Clearfield Justice Court links the Utah Statewide Warrant Search and Utah Courts MyCase, but it does not publish a local warrant database. Use BCI for a name check, then call the Clearfield clerk at (801) 525-2760 with the citation or case number. The court can confirm the warrant, bond, and recall route.
- Search your own name in the Utah BCI statewide search.
- Call Clearfield Justice Court at (801) 525-2760 with the citation or case number.
- Use Utah Courts MyCase or the court's official links for public case context.
- For a police report, use the Clearfield Police “Request a Record” portal.
- Ask whether you must pay, appear before a judge, or take another action to recall the warrant.
Clearfield's 5–14-Day Citation Notice
Clearfield Police says citations generally give notice to appear in Clearfield Justice Court 5–14 days after issue, or as directed. The department warns that failure to appear may lead to a warrant. Read the date printed on the citation because it controls the case.
This notice applies to Clearfield citations. If the date has passed, call the court rather than guessing from a payment screen.
Policing and Courts in Clearfield
Clearfield Justice Court is at 55 South State Street, Clearfield, UT 84015. Its phone is (801) 525-2760 and email is jcclearfield@utcourts.gov. The court handles city criminal, traffic, and infraction matters. Clearfield Police directs citations to this court.
Police records go through the city's official NextRequest portal. The court clerk, not the Police record-request system, confirms warrant status or recall.
Clearfield Justice Court
55 South State Street
Clearfield, UT 84015
(801) 525-2760
The Clearfield Justice Court Calendar
The court lists office hours Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a 12:30 to 1 p.m. lunch closure. Its criminal and traffic calendars run on specified weekdays and times. Call before appearing to confirm that court is in session.
A person with an active warrant should ask the clerk whether the court expects a judge appearance or another step. Calendar hours are not a promise of a walk-in recall.
Warrants in Clearfield: The Main Types
Clearfield citations may be traffic, infraction, ordinance, or criminal matters. A failure to appear can lead to a bench or arrest warrant under the court's process. A warrant tied to a new charge follows probable-cause review. The court on the citation determines which clerk can answer.
| Warrant Type | How It Arises | Who Issues It |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic / infraction | Missed date or action on a Clearfield citation. | Clearfield Justice Court |
| Ordinance matter | Unresolved city-code citation. | Clearfield Justice Court |
| FTA / bench warrant | Failure to appear or comply with court direction. | Judge handling the case |
| Arrest warrant | Probable cause and warrant necessity. | Judge or magistrate |
Clearfield Police NextRequest Is Not Court Search
Clearfield Police links “Request A Record” to an official NextRequest portal. The request is for police-held material, and the city says a fee can be paid by phone or in person on pickup. It does not search the court's warrant record and cannot recall a warrant.
If the question is court status, call the Justice Court. If the question is a police report, make a specific records request.
Clearfield Warrant Records: What They Show
No person-level Clearfield result was copied, and the public statewide result layout was not fully captured. Use the court name and case number to make a focused status request. The Police portal and the court system return different records.
| Case number | Use the Clearfield citation number; local format varies. |
|---|---|
| Name | Give the court the name shown on the case. |
| Case type | Traffic, infraction, ordinance, or criminal matter. |
| Issuing court | Clearfield Justice Court for city-filed cases. |
| Payment / bail | Ask the court; no Clearfield warrant bond schedule was located. |
| Status | Confirm active, recalled, or served with the clerk. |
Clearfield Payment Goes Through Court
Clearfield Police says citations may be paid online through Utah Courts or in person at city courts. A payment page is not a warrant-status confirmation. If an FTA warrant may exist, call the court first and ask whether full bail, a judge appearance, or a reset is needed.
Use the case number, check the court on the citation, and keep the receipt. Ask whether the payment closes the underlying case or only changes the balance.
Clearfield Warrants and Davis County
Clearfield Justice Court holds its city cases and transmits warrant activity into Utah's statewide file; the Sheriff or another named agency may serve an order, while the court controls recall. For the wider route, see Davis County warrant records. Flow: Clearfield court → named agency → statewide file.
Call Before Appearing in Clearfield
Clearfield's court says to contact it to confirm it is in session before walking in. The weekday office hours include a lunch closure, and criminal and traffic calendars follow set days. Call (801) 525-2760, give the citation number, and ask what action the judge or clerk expects.
This is especially useful when a person missed a date and does not know whether the court needs an appearance or payment.
Accessing Clearfield Warrant Records
Clearfield Police requests follow Utah GRAMA, and court records are handled through the judicial system. Juvenile, sealed, or protected records may be restricted. Ask whether a record is public and whether inspection or a copy is available. A request response is not a court ruling about warrant recall.
Key Rules:
Utah Code §63G-2-201 states the public-record starting rule.
Utah Code §63G-2-305 addresses public warrants and court restrictions.
Juvenile cases and sealed material may require a separate court request.
Confirming a Clearfield Warrant Is Gone
After payment, an appearance, or a recall order, ask the Clearfield clerk when the record should update. Keep a receipt or signed order and call again if a public result still appears. BCI's statewide file depends on court entry and removal, so its timing may differ from the local docket.
Do not assume a paid citation or new date alone removed a warrant. Ask the court to confirm both current warrant status and the next case date.