Lookup Orange Street Community Correctional Center Residents

Orange Street Community Correctional Center is a Utah Department of Corrections and Adult Probation and Parole facility in Salt Lake County for female state-supervised residents. It is not a county jail or a city booking counter. To look up inmates or residents at Orange Street Community Correctional Center, use UDC and AP&P routes when state placement is known. A new arrest or court remand should still be checked through Salt Lake County jail lookup first.

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Orange Street Overview

Orange Street Community Correctional Center is a UDC/AP&P community correctional center in downtown Salt Lake City. The research identifies it as the female state-supervised community correctional placement in the Salt Lake County facility map. Its downtown location can make it easy to confuse with court buildings or city offices, but the operator and lookup route are state corrections, not county jail.

Orange Street residents are in community correctional placement, which may relate to reentry, probation, parole, sentence conditions, or AP&P supervision. A county booking record can exist separately if a person is arrested or remanded on a new matter. For that reason, the public search should first identify whether the question is about current state placement, a new Salt Lake County jail booking, or the filed court case.

UDC community correctional center material and the Orange Street facility page are the facility-type sources. Utah Courts handles court records. Salt Lake County jail lookup handles pretrial or local jail custody. VINELink Utah can help with custody notification, but it should be used as a supplement.


Orange Street Capacity

UDC materials identify Orange Street Community Correctional Center as a 176-bed female community correctional center. The figure is a state community-corrections capacity number, not a county jail population count. It should not be mixed with Metro Jail or Oxbow Jail bed counts when discussing the Salt Lake County jail system.

176UDC Stated Beds
FemaleResident Population

No live resident population figure was available in the research. Confirm current placement through UDC/AP&P, recognizing that privacy and supervision rules can limit what is publicly released about a resident.


Orange Street Lookup

Use the UDC Offender Search for state custody and community correctional placement questions. Use Salt Lake County jail tools only when the person may have a separate new arrest or county booking. Use Utah Courts for case filings, sentencing orders, probation terms, warrants, or expungement status. If a person moved from county jail to Orange Street, the locator path changed when the custody or supervision moved to UDC/AP&P.

  1. Search UDC when Orange Street or state placement is known.
  2. Search Salt Lake County jail records for a new arrest or remand.
  3. Search Utah Courts for filed charges, sentence, or probation conditions.
  4. Contact UDC/AP&P for public routing questions that the online search does not answer.

The official Orange Street page sits within UDC's community correctional center section.

Orange Street Community Correctional Center UDC community correctional center lookup
Orange Street is handled through UDC/AP&P community correctional routing.

Orange Street Contact

Use the facility contact for current public information about access and routing. Facility staff may not disclose private treatment, supervision, health, victim-sensitive, or movement details. Court staff, not Orange Street, are the source for filed criminal case records. The county jail, not Orange Street, is the source for a separate Salt Lake County booking record.

Orange Street Community Correctional Center

152 East 100 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84111

801-538-7048

UDC/AP&P female community correctional contact.


Orange Street Visits

Orange Street visitation is not controlled by Salt Lake County jail social visiting rules. UDC/AP&P and the facility set the approval, schedule, ID, conduct, and program rules. Because the facility serves female community correctional residents, supervision status and program requirements may affect visitor approval or timing.

Visit TopicOrange Street Route
ApprovalConfirm with UDC/AP&P or the facility before planning a visit.
ScheduleUse current facility rules, not Metro/Oxbow hours.
IDExpect valid government ID and security screening.
RestrictionsProgram status, supervision, or safety needs can limit access.

Orange Street Mail Money

Mail, phone, approved property, and money rules for Orange Street should be confirmed with UDC/AP&P. County jail commissary orders, Metro Jail deposit windows, and jail mail rules do not automatically apply. If a resident has a separate county jail booking, those county rules apply only while the person is held in county jail.

ServiceOrange Street Detail
MailUse the current UDC/AP&P or facility mail format.
PhoneFollow facility and supervision communication rules.
MoneyConfirm whether funds are accepted and which state route applies.
NotificationUse VINELink Utah as a custody-status supplement.

Orange Street Intake

Orange Street intake is placement into female state community correctional custody. It can follow a prison sentence, reentry plan, probation or parole action, court order, or AP&P placement. It is not the same as county jail booking, where a person is photographed, fingerprinted, assigned a county booking number, and listed in the Salt Lake County jail system.

Placement may change as the resident progresses, violates conditions, completes requirements, or moves to another state or county custody setting. For that reason, always confirm the current state location before sending mail or planning a visit.

Note: Orange Street is a female UDC/AP&P placement, so confirm current access rules directly before travel.


Orange Street Records

Orange Street searches should account for gender-specific placement and state supervision. The facility is the female community correctional center in the Salt Lake County map, but that does not make it the public booking source for women arrested in the county. A new arrest should still appear, if public and processed, through Salt Lake County jail channels. Orange Street becomes the relevant source when the person is in UDC/AP&P placement.

Records can split across systems. UDC/AP&P can route current placement and supervision questions that are proper for release. Utah Courts can show filed charges, sentence, probation conditions, or revocation actions. Salt Lake County jail records can show a separate booking. GRAMA or court-record requests may be needed for older or unavailable records, but private health, victim, juvenile, or treatment information may stay restricted.

NeedRoute
Female community placementUDC/AP&P and Orange Street contact.
Recent jail bookingSalt Lake County inmate lookup or jail dockets.
Court sentence or warrantUtah Courts or court clerk.
Public records requestUse the agency that created the record.

Orange Street Fallbacks

If Orange Street does not confirm a placement through public channels, widen the search by custody stage. A woman may still be in Salt Lake County jail intake, housed at Metro or Oxbow, transferred to Utah State Correctional Facility, moved to another UDC/AP&P resource, released under supervision, or listed under a different name format. Community correctional placement can also change faster than old court notes or family reports.

Start with UDC when Orange Street placement is known. Check the county jail lookup for a new arrest. Use Utah Courts to confirm the sentence, probation case, warrant, or revocation history. Use VINELink Utah for alerts when the person appears there. For older records, ask the office that made the record. The county jail cannot rewrite UDC placement records, and Orange Street cannot serve as the court clerk for formal case files.

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