Eagle Mountain Criminal Court Records
Eagle Mountain criminal court records are part of the Fourth Judicial District in Utah County. Eagle Mountain is one of the fastest-growing cities in Utah, with a population now exceeding 45,000 residents in western Utah County. Criminal cases filed in Eagle Mountain range from traffic infractions and misdemeanors handled by the Utah County Justice Court to felony matters heard at the Fourth District Court. This page explains where Eagle Mountain criminal court records are held, how to search them, and what state and county resources are available.
Eagle Mountain Quick Facts
Where to Find Eagle Mountain Criminal Court Records
Eagle Mountain falls within the Fourth Judicial District of Utah and is served by the Utah County court system. Felony charges and Class A misdemeanors originating in Eagle Mountain are processed at the Utah County District Court. This court handles all serious criminal cases, civil matters over $11,000, domestic relations, and probate cases. It is a court of record with formal transcripts and formal appeals going to the Court of Appeals or Utah Supreme Court.
Misdemeanor criminal cases, traffic citations, ordinance violations, and small claims cases up to $11,000 within Eagle Mountain city limits are handled by the Utah County Justice Court. The justice court for Eagle Mountain area cases operates as a court not of record. Appeals from the justice court must be filed within 28 days of sentencing and are heard at the Fourth District Court as trial de novo. Case records are accessible through the Utah Courts XChange system and through public access terminals at the courthouse.
| Judicial District | Fourth District Court (Utah County) |
|---|---|
| Justice Court | Utah County Justice Court |
| Small Claims Limit | $11,000 |
| Court Website | utcourts.gov/courts |
| County Resources | utahcounty.gov |
Note: Sealed records, active investigation files, and juvenile court records are not available through public search tools regardless of which court handled the case.
How to Search Eagle Mountain Criminal Court Records
The Utah Courts XChange system is the main online tool for searching Eagle Mountain criminal court records. XChange provides case summaries, party names, filing dates, charge descriptions, and hearing schedules for cases in Utah district courts and many justice courts across the state. Access XChange at utcourts.gov/xchange. A subscription unlocks full document access. Basic case lookups by name or case number are available to the public at no cost.
Parties named in active Eagle Mountain cases can use MyCase to view their own case documents, account balances, and hearing dates at no charge. MyCase is available online at all hours. It does not give access to records from other people's cases. Virtual hearing options through WebEx may be available for qualifying cases in the Fourth District.
The Utah County government website at utahcounty.gov provides information on county courts, law enforcement, and public records resources serving Eagle Mountain.
In-person record searches are available at the Utah County District Court Clerk during regular business hours. Bring a valid photo ID and the case name or number you need. Certified copies cost more than plain copies. Call the clerk's office before visiting to confirm fees and what identification is required.
Eagle Mountain Justice Court Criminal Records
Eagle Mountain cases are handled through the Utah County Justice Court system. The court has jurisdiction over Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic citations, and local ordinance violations occurring within Eagle Mountain city limits. Small claims cases up to $11,000 are also within the justice court's jurisdiction. The court is a court not of record, and parties who receive an unfavorable ruling can appeal to the Fourth District Court within 28 days for a fresh trial.
Court records from the Eagle Mountain justice court cases are accessible through the Utah Courts XChange system. The MyCase system is also available for named parties to track their cases, make payments, and access filed documents. Case lookup by name or case number is available through XChange or at public terminals at the courthouse.
Note: Virtual hearings may be available through WebEx for some Eagle Mountain justice court cases. Contact the Utah County Justice Court directly to find out if your case qualifies for a remote hearing option.
Eagle Mountain Police Records and Arrest Information
Eagle Mountain is primarily patrolled by the Utah County Sheriff's Office. Law enforcement services in Eagle Mountain are provided through the county sheriff rather than a separate city police department. Arrest records and incident reports for Eagle Mountain are maintained at the Utah County Sheriff's Office. Records requests must be submitted in writing and typically receive a response within 10 business days. Some records may be restricted if part of an ongoing investigation. Juvenile records carry additional protections.
The Utah Courts XChange system at utcourts.gov/xchange is the main tool for searching Eagle Mountain criminal court records connected to arrest activity and case filings.
The Utah County Jail houses arrestees from Eagle Mountain. Jail records with booking information are available through the Utah County Sheriff's Office. GRAMA requests for these records follow the same process as other county agency requests. Fees vary by the type and length of the record requested. Arrest records obtained from the sheriff do not reflect court outcomes. For case dispositions, use XChange or visit the court clerk.
GRAMA Records Requests in Eagle Mountain
Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act at Utah Code Title 63G, Chapter 2 gives the public the right to access government records from any Utah agency. This includes Eagle Mountain criminal court records, law enforcement reports, and county administrative documents. GRAMA applies to Eagle Mountain City, Utah County, and all other government bodies operating in the area.
Submit your GRAMA request to the agency that holds the records you want. Court records go through the Fourth District Court Clerk or the Utah County Justice Court. Law enforcement records go through the Utah County Sheriff's Office. City administrative records go through the Eagle Mountain City Recorder. Agencies respond within 10 business days for standard requests and 5 business days for media. The first 15 minutes of research time is often free. Additional time is billed by the hour.
Note: Records tied to active criminal investigations, sealed by court order, or protected under state statute may be withheld or partially redacted in response to a GRAMA request.
BCI Statewide Criminal Records for Eagle Mountain Residents
The Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification maintains a statewide criminal history database that covers all Utah jurisdictions, including Eagle Mountain criminal court records. A BCI report is the most thorough source for a complete Utah criminal history because it pulls from every court in the state. Contact BCI at bci.utah.gov/criminal-records or call 801-965-4445.
As of July 2025, BCI charges $20 per individual criminal history report. Reports include felony and misdemeanor convictions, dismissed charges, and court dispositions from all Utah courts. Eagle Mountain residents can request a report by mail or in person at the BCI office. The report covers the person's full Utah record, not only cases filed in Utah County or Eagle Mountain.
The Utah DOC offender search at corrections.utah.gov is a separate public tool for checking on individuals currently in state custody or on probation or parole in Utah.
Expungement of Eagle Mountain Criminal Court Records
Utah's Clean Slate law allows for automatic expungement of qualifying criminal records once a waiting period passes and there are no new convictions. Not every offense qualifies for the automatic process. More serious charges require a manual petition filed through the court where the case was originally heard. Learn more about the automatic process at cleanslateutah.org.
Eagle Mountain residents with records that do not qualify automatically can petition the court directly. The BCI must issue a certificate of eligibility before filing a petition. Start the process at bci.utah.gov/expungements. Once expungement is granted, Eagle Mountain criminal court records tied to that case are sealed and removed from public view. They no longer appear in XChange searches or on BCI reports available to the public.
Utah County Criminal Court Records
Eagle Mountain is located in Utah County and falls within the Fourth Judicial District. All district court criminal cases for Eagle Mountain residents are part of the Utah County court system. For county-wide courthouse information and resources covering all cities in Utah County, visit the Utah County criminal court records page.
Nearby Utah Cities
Cities near Eagle Mountain share the Fourth Judicial District and Utah County court system. Select a city below to find its criminal court records resources.