Court Records in Cache County

Cache County court records are filed and stored at the First District Court in Logan, Utah. The court handles civil, criminal, family, and probate cases for all of Cache County. Residents can search court records online through the Utah Courts XChange system or through the Cache Online Records Express portal for some county-level documents. Cache County is part of the First Judicial District. Whether you need a simple case lookup or certified copies of court documents, multiple access options are available to you.

Cache County First District Court

The First District Court in Logan is the main trial court for Cache County. Hon. Brian G. Cannell presides over the court. The court is located at 135 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321, and can be reached at (435) 750-1300. Court hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

This court handles felony criminal cases, major civil disputes, family law matters, and probate proceedings for Cache County. All district court records are maintained by the court clerk's office at this location. The First District Juvenile Court is also located at the same address and handles delinquency and child welfare cases. For general court information, visit utcourts.gov.

Cache Online Records Express (CORE)

Cache County operates the Cache Online Records Express, known as CORE, through its county website. This portal provides online access to several types of local records without requiring registration for basic searches. CORE is a good starting point for Cache County residents who need quick access to county records.

Through CORE, you can access property records, marriage licenses, business licenses, document recording information, and some court case data. To use CORE, go to the Cache County website at cachecounty.org and click on the Records or CORE link. Basic searches are free. Some document images may require payment to view. CORE is managed by Cache County and is separate from the Utah Courts XChange system. For full district court case details, XChange is the more complete resource.

The Cache County Recorder's office at 179 North Main Street, Logan, UT 84321, manages property records that may also be accessed through CORE. Their number is (435) 755-1770.

Note: CORE is a county portal for property and county records. Full court case records, including criminal and civil filings, are accessed through XChange at utcourts.gov.

Cache County Justice Courts

Cache County has more justice courts than most Utah counties. These courts serve different cities and communities throughout the county. Each handles Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic violations, and small claims cases up to $11,000.

The Cache County Justice Court is at 170 North Main Street in Logan, phone (435) 755-1760, open weekdays 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The Logan City Justice Court is at 290 North 100 West in Logan, phone (435) 716-9000, open weekdays 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The North Logan/Hyde Park Justice Court serves that area from 2076 North 1200 East, North Logan, phone (435) 752-5203, open weekdays 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Richmond Justice Court at 90 South 100 West, Richmond, phone (435) 258-2092, is open Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Smithfield Justice Court at 96 South Main Street, Smithfield, phone (435) 563-6226, is open weekdays 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Hyrum Justice Court is at 83 West Main, Hyrum, and Lewiston Justice Court is at 241 South 1600 West, Lewiston.

Each justice court keeps its own records. Contact the specific court for records from that jurisdiction. Not all justice court records appear in XChange.

Searching Cache County Court Records

Cache County residents have several options to search for court records. The method you pick depends on what you need and how much detail is required.

The primary online tool is Utah Courts XChange. This system covers all district court cases in Cache County and many justice court cases. Search by party name, case number, or filing date. A monthly subscription costs $40. The annual plan is $240. Per-search fees are $0.35 each. Document downloads cost $1.00 per file. XChange updates daily and is reliable for recent and older cases alike.

For in-person access, visit the First District Court at 135 North 100 West in Logan. Public access terminals allow free XChange searches at the courthouse. Staff can help with older or hard-to-find records. Bring your ID. Standard copy fees are $0.25 per page, and certified copies cost $4.00 per document. Mail requests are accepted by the court clerk once payment is arranged.

Types of Court Records in Cache County

The First District Court in Cache County handles a broad range of cases. Each type produces its own court records and documents. Civil records cover financial disputes, property matters, and contract claims. Criminal records include felony cases, plea agreements, trial records, and sentencing orders. Family court records in Cache County cover divorce filings, custody orders, child support, and adoption cases. Probate records document estate administration, will contests, and guardianship proceedings.

Traffic cases above the justice court level are also filed here. Juvenile court records are kept at the same address but are generally restricted from public view. Most district court records are public and available through XChange or at the clerk's office. Some records may be sealed or partially restricted under Utah Rules of Judicial Administration. The Government Records Access and Management Act provides the framework for what is public and what is protected in Cache County.

GRAMA Requests in Cache County

Under GRAMA, any person may inspect and copy public court records in Cache County without stating a reason. This right covers records at the district court as well as county offices. Written requests are required unless the clerk waives that requirement.

Your written request should include your name, email, mailing address, phone number, and a specific description of the records you want. Submit the request to the First District Court at 135 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321. The court must respond within 10 business days. Urgent requests can be handled in 5 business days. If your request is denied, you can appeal to the State Records Committee. Fee waivers are available under Utah Code Section 63G-2-203(4)(a) when the release of records primarily benefits the public.

Cache County Sheriff records are a separate resource. The Sheriff's Office at 1225 West Valley View Drive, Suite 100, Logan, phone (435) 755-1000, maintains arrest records and a free "Who's Been Booked" database showing recent jail bookings, charges, bail, and custody status. Sheriff records fees are $10 for the first 10 pages, $0.25 per additional page, $4.00 for certified copies, and $15.00 for audio or video files. Research beyond the initial period costs $20.00 per hour.

Cache County Court Record Copy Fees

Court record copy fees in Cache County follow the statewide schedule. Standard copies from the First District Court cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies cost $4.00 per document. These fees are the same whether you request records in person or by mail.

XChange fees are $40 per month or $240 per year for online subscribers. Document downloads through XChange cost $1.00 each. The free public terminals at the courthouse in Logan let you search at no cost. For those who need only occasional lookups, the free terminal option saves the subscription cost. Contact the clerk at (435) 750-1300 for questions about specific fees or accepted payment methods.

Free Access Options in Cache County

Cache County offers several ways to access court records at no cost. Public access terminals at the First District Court in Logan let you search XChange for free during court hours. The Cache County Sheriff's Records Department also provides some free public access to law enforcement records.

The "Who's Been Booked" database at the Sheriff's Office is a free online resource for recent jail bookings in Cache County. It shows names, charges, bail amounts, and custody status. For legal assistance, Utah Legal Services serves Cache County residents who meet income guidelines. The Utah State Courts self-help center at utcourts.gov provides free forms and step-by-step guides for common case types. The Utah State Law Library also provides free XChange access and legal research help.

Historical Cache County Court Records

Cache County has a deep record history. The Utah State Archives holds digitized Cache County Probate Court Civil Case Files dating from 1859 to 1887. These records cover the territorial period and early statehood, well before Utah joined the Union in 1896. Researchers working on family history or legal history projects will find these files valuable.

The Family History Library has additional materials from the territorial era. For records not yet digitized, researchers may visit the Utah State Archives in Salt Lake City or submit written requests. Current court records going back through recent decades are searchable through XChange. Records from the early 1900s through the modern era may require a combination of XChange and archival sources to fully reconstruct a case history in Cache County.

Note: Some older records may be stored off-site and require extra time to retrieve. Contact the archives or the court clerk before planning a visit to confirm availability.

Cities in Cache County

Cache County includes Logan and many smaller cities and towns. All district court cases for Cache County are filed at the First District Court in Logan.

Nearby Counties

Cache County sits in the northern corner of Utah. It borders several other counties with their own district and justice courts. If you live near a county line, check which county the case was filed in before contacting a courthouse.

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