Fillmore Busted Mugshots
Fillmore is the Millard County seat. The 2020 Census counted 2,592 residents. Its own resident guide credits the Millard County Sheriff's Office with police protection for the city. So Fillmore runs no municipal booking operation of its own. When an adult is booked after a Fillmore arrest, MCSO and the Millard County Jail hold the paperwork.
The city publishes no arrest log, daily bulletin, recent-bookings page, or booking-photo display. A citation or brief police contact may never reach the county jail at all. Even when a booking lands someone in Fillmore, the paperwork stays a county record, not a city file.
Important: A booking entry shows the charge filed at intake, not the final outcome, so the court record tells you whether it was reduced or dismissed.
Fillmore Jail Booking Route
The Sheriff and Justice Complex share an address at 765 S Highway 99 in Fillmore. The main line is 435-743-5302. That number is the dependable contact whenever the web route fails. The sheriff's site, meanwhile, may greet you with a maintenance notice. A live roster, booking feed, search tool, photo policy, or public archive might be there. Or it might not.
None of that means an arrest or record is missing. Try the MCSO web address first. If it is still down, call the Sheriff, describe the record you need, and ask for the right custody or records channel.
Note: A current-custody result, if one later becomes available, would not be a complete history of releases, transfers, or court outcomes.
Where Fillmore Busted Mugshots Appear
Think of each route by custody stage. MCSO handles booking and local records. Xchange covers filed court cases. UDC comes into play for sentenced incarceration or supervision. Alert tools can notify you but supply no booking images. One secondary site rounds out the list, though its local coverage is thin.
| Channel | Photo status | Official? | Use for a Fillmore matter |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCSO website | Not verifiable during maintenance | Yes | Check whether a current jail interface has returned. |
| Sheriff / Justice Complex | Ask about an existing record | Yes | Call 435-743-5302 for the correct custody or records channel. |
| Sheriff GRAMA request | Protected image rules may apply | Yes | Request a particular existing sheriff record and ask for an actual quote. |
| Utah Courts Xchange | No booking image | Yes | Find eligible public case information and later disposition. |
| UDC offender search | Not a county booking route | Yes | Use for a sentenced person or UDC supervision. |
| AlertSense and VINE | No booking images | Yes | Use for emergency or custody-status notifications. |
| Mugshots.com Millard landing | Zero entries observed during review | No | It has a Fillmore filter, but is unofficial, potentially stale, and incomplete. |
That same secondary landing offers Delta and Hinckley filters. A zero count there proves nothing about arrests or posting habits. Rely on MCSO, the courts, and a precise records request instead.
The Millard County Sheriff's Office Android app covers public-safety communication such as agency news, tips, and reports. Its store description mentions no inmate search, booking list, photo view, warrant search, or wanted list. It is useful for reaching the agency, but it cannot replace a records request.
AlertSense and VINE play separate roles too. AlertSense sends emergency and significant-incident notices to the community. VINE tracks custody status and release or transfer events. Neither delivers booking photos or an arrest log, which matters when the sheriff's web interface cannot be verified.
Busted in Fillmore: Record Lookup
Begin wherever the event currently sits. A person may have been arrested but never booked, booked and then released, or transferred later to another correctional setting. Ask for the record type that matches the stage. That way, no single system gets mistaken for the whole story.
- Check the official MCSO site for a newly restored service, but do not assume any unverified interface has a particular search field or photo display.
- Call the Sheriff at 435-743-5302 if the site remains unavailable and ask how to route a custody or existing-record inquiry.
- Direct a sheriff GRAMA request to the records office, naming the sought booking document or report and asking for the actual cost.
- Search Xchange after a public case is entered, then rely on the court disposition rather than the original booking charge.
- Use UDC only for sentenced or supervised people, while VINE is the notification route for custody status or release transfer.
The Millard County booking and custody overview explains the county-wide picture, including the unavailable roster and feed channels.
Fillmore City Records Compared
Fillmore's geography makes the custodian split matter more than usual. The City Office records form covers only documents Fillmore City itself holds. It cannot replace the Sheriff's jail-record form. The City sits at 75 W Center Street, Fillmore, UT 84631, and answers at 435-743-5233. Its Records Request Form sets a $0.15-per-page copy charge and allows ten business days for a response.
A sheriff arrest report, booking document, or booking-image request belongs with MCSO's records channel at the Justice Complex. Millard County has published no fixed sheriff booking-record or photo fee. Do not apply the city's copy rate to a county request. Instead, ask for a GRAMA cost quote tied to the specific record.
The jail's Fillmore address never converts a sheriff booking into a City Office document. Name the custody record, give an approximate date, and direct the request to the right agency. That gives the custodian everything needed to find what it actually keeps.
City administrative document? Start with the City form. County booking record? Start with the Sheriff's Records Officer. Both offices sit in the same small town, but they keep entirely different categories of records.
Fillmore Busted Roster Access Gap
Fillmore has no public busted roster to check right now. Neither the city nor the county publishes a verifiable arrest log online. The sheriff's maintenance status also leaves open what an eventual Millard County Sheriff's Office page might show. Anyone hoping for a same-day list, a multiday blotter, or a browsable booking photo archive will not find one on official channels.
Utah Code §63G-2-305(80) treats a county-jail booking image as a protected record unless an exception applies. Requesting a mugshot therefore calls for a separate, careful analysis. It cannot be compared to pulling up a public photo on a website. Any restored records service would need its current policy reviewed before anyone could claim what access exists.
Note: An online absence cannot establish that a Fillmore incident did not lead to a report, booking, release, or court case.
Fillmore Booking and Court Results
Once charges are filed, two courts take over in Fillmore. Millard Justice Court handles class B and C misdemeanors plus infractions. Fourth District Court takes felonies and class A misdemeanors. For eligible public case information, Xchange is the statewide tool once court staff enter the details. The court route matters here because the jail and Justice Complex sit in the same city, and no distinct city custody system was verified.
What a court file will not do is release a booking photo or confirm where a person is currently held. It is simply the path to a later legal outcome. Juvenile and expunged matters carry extra access limits, so a missing result can have several explanations beyond the absence of an arrest.
Fillmore Busted News Sources
The Millard County Chronicle Progress is the local go-to. The weekly paper covers Delta and Fillmore. It sometimes reports on MCSO activity and court proceedings. Don't expect a crime blotter, though. Its navigation shows no booking-photo category at all. The paper reports official statements rather than listing who sits in custody, so treat it as news, not a jail roster.
Statewide and regional outlets add fragments. Gephardt Daily runs occasional Fillmore stories. Those pieces lean on arrest documents and MCSO statements. Mid-Utah Radio covers Millard episodically too. Neither works as a mugshot resource. Both are narrative sources. For the fuller picture, the Millard arrest news coverage page sets those reports beside the official record sequence.