Utah
Utah: county reporting & supervision
If a court in Salt Lake County released you to supervision, ordered a presentence report, or put you on county probation, you report to Salt Lake County Criminal Justice Services (CJS). Contact numbers, the cities it serves, and how to reach a Pretrial case manager are all here.
Quick contacts: Salt Lake County CJS
These numbers come from Salt Lake County’s official website. Your release agreement or court paperwork comes first if it lists something different.
- Main line (Pretrial, Probation, Reports, Specialty Courts): 385-468-3500, Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Automated Pretrial check-in and court dates: 385-468-3553, every day, 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Have your Client ID from the Pretrial Release Agreement ready.
- Jail Screening & Release: 385-468-8648. Screeners work at the jail 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- AverHealth drug & alcohol testing call-in line: 385-247-0336. Call every day, including weekends and holidays.
Which agency supervises you?
Utah has two kinds of adult supervision. Your court paperwork says which one you were sent to.
Salt Lake County CJS
County level. Run by Salt Lake County Human Services.
- Pretrial supervision after release from the Salt Lake County jail, for misdemeanor and felony cases
- County probation, mostly for Class B and some Class A misdemeanors, for Salt Lake County residents
- Presentence reports, assessments, and Specialty Court screening
Adult Probation & Parole (AP&P)
State level. Run by the Utah Department of Corrections.
- Felony probation and most Class A misdemeanor probation
- Parole after a Utah state prison sentence
- Regional offices throughout the state
Good to know
General guidance only. Your release agreement, court order, and case manager always come first.