Cache County Jail Lookup

Cache County Jail Overview

Cache County Jail is operated by the Cache County Sheriff's Office in Logan, Utah. It matters for Franklin County, Idaho because Cache County's own sheriff recruiting page states that the jail houses inmates from Franklin County, Cache County, Utah State Prison, Immigration Customs Enforcement, and the U.S. Marshals Service. That statement gives the strongest official confirmation found for an out-of-county housing route tied to Franklin County arrests and commitments.

The jail is a mixed-custody county facility for male and female inmates. Cache County describes booking deputies, line deputies, transport deputies, a classification deputy, programs deputies, work diversion, and work release roles. That structure matters for a Franklin County inmate because the person may be booked, classified, housed, visited, and released under Cache County operational rules even though the criminal case remains in Franklin County or Idaho court. A Franklin County court date and a Cache County housing location can therefore both be true.

The official jail page at Cache County Jail shows the roster notices, mail rules, deposit options, commissary notes, and visitation rules for the facility.

The screenshot is useful because the roster sections and service rules are presented by the holding jail, not by Franklin County.

Cache County Jail Capacity

Cache County's own jail page did not publish a bed capacity figure in the captured research. The facility map notes a Utah Department of Corrections Jail Programs 2024/April 2025 directory result listing 374 total jail beds, 150 contracted beds, and 100 beds available for housing to Corrections. Because that figure comes from directory research rather than the captured Cache County jail page itself, it should be used with source caution and should not be treated as a Franklin County jail capacity number.

The better Franklin County takeaway is operational, not statistical. Cache County is a documented housing path for Franklin County inmates. A person may be in Logan under a Franklin County case, and the jail roster may also contain people tied to state, federal, immigration, or Cache County matters. That mix is why callers should ask specifically whether the person is being held for Franklin County and whether any other agency hold affects release.

Search Cache County Inmates

Cache County's jail page describes an arrest and booking roster for the last 30 days and a current inmate list. During the captured research, both roster sections were unavailable and marked as unofficial informational tools rather than official legal records. The page also says the current inmate list does not include Utah State or federal inmates housed at Cache County Jail. That exclusion is important because Cache houses more than one custody population.

1. Open the Cache County Jail page and check whether the current inmate list or last-30-day booking roster is available.
2. If the online roster is unavailable, call 435-755-1227 for booked-inmate information.
3. Ask whether the person is held for Franklin County, Cache County, Utah State Prison, ICE, USMS, or another authority.
4. Confirm the person's eligibility for visits, mail, phone, commissary, and release before sending money or traveling.
5. Use Franklin County Court or Idaho iCourt for filed Franklin County charges and hearing information.

The official Cache County recruiting page at Cache County Sheriff's Office careers states that the jail houses Franklin County inmates along with other populations.

That source is the key reason Cache County Jail is included as a Franklin County-serving detention facility.

Cache County Jail Contact

Use the booked-inmate phone line when the roster is down or when the inmate may be listed under a Franklin County commitment. The mailing address should include the inmate's full name, because Cache County's mail rules depend on matching the item to the correct person. For Franklin County court status, keep Franklin County Court separate from Cache County Jail. Cache can confirm custody and jail services; Franklin County Court controls the Idaho court file.

Cache County Jail Visits

Cache County Jail uses NCIC for on-site and remote video visits. On-site visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. The jail allows two free on-site visits per week, each 20 minutes, with the visiting week running Sunday through Saturday. Remote visits are available daily, but fees apply, and the remote visitor must complete the NCIC online application before scheduling.

Visitors over 16 need photo identification, and adult visitors need valid government identification such as a driver's license, state ID, or passport. Cache County may deny visits for security or operations reasons. Visits can also be barred by protective orders, stalking injunctions, a recent booking at Cache County Jail, or minor visitor rules. Food, drinks, and cell phones are not allowed in the visiting room.

Cache County Mail Money

Cache County Jail has detailed mail rules. Incoming personal mail must be regular paper or e-message, not card stock, and outgoing personal mail is by postcard or e-message. The sender's full name and return address are required. Photos are limited to five per envelope, no larger than 5 by 7 inches, and the jail scans and delivers them electronically. The jail disposes of incoming mail and photos after seven days except legal or privileged mail, so do not send original photos or keepsakes that need to be preserved.

Books must come directly from a bookstore, publisher, or retail outlet, and hardback books are not allowed. Commissary may include hygiene items, writing supplies, stamps, envelopes, food, and other approved items. Indigent packs are available for inmates without money, while classification and jail rules can limit what any inmate may order.

Cache County Booking Intake

Cache County's staffing descriptions show booking deputies, line deputies, transport deputies, classification staff, programs, and work-release roles. For a Franklin County inmate, those jobs help explain why Cache County controls the immediate jail experience after the person arrives in Logan. Booking confirms identity, records the commitment authority, handles property, and starts classification. Classification affects housing, visit eligibility, movement, and commissary limits.

Because Cache houses several populations, a roster search should be paired with an agency-hold question. A Franklin County inmate may also have a state, federal, ICE, or U.S. Marshals hold. A hold can prevent release even if the Franklin County bond issue seems resolved. Court users should separately check Franklin County Court and Idaho iCourt for formal Idaho charges, because the Cache roster notices are informational and not the official legal record.

About Cache County Jail

Cache County Jail is the most clearly documented Franklin County contract-housing path found in the research. Its own pages also state limits that affect Franklin County families: online roster sections may be unavailable, current lists may exclude Utah State or federal inmates housed at Cache, and booking photos are no longer distributed for download under the Utah jail-photo rule cited by Cache County. That Utah photo rule matters when a Franklin County inmate is physically housed in Logan.

Cache County also publishes PREA material, program notes, jail tours by appointment, and information about inmate money and release funds. Those operational rules do not decide the Franklin County criminal case, but they do decide daily jail contact. For the charge status, hearing calendar, bond order, and case result, use Franklin County Court, Idaho iCourt, or the Franklin County records request process.