Sevier County Court Records Search
The Sevier County court docket covers civil, criminal, and family law cases filed in the 6th Judicial District. Court records from Sevier County are maintained by the district court clerk in Richfield and can be searched online or in person at the courthouse. Whether you need to look up a case number, check a hearing date, or obtain a copy of a filed document, the court docket is the starting point. This guide explains where to search, what you will find, and how to access records at no cost when possible.
Sevier County Quick Facts
Sevier County District Court
The 6th District Court in Richfield handles the full range of felony criminal cases, civil disputes, domestic relations filings, and probate matters for Sevier County. The courthouse is located at 845 East 300 North, Richfield, UT 84701. The court phone number is (435) 896-2700. Standard business hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
| Court | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| 6th District Court | 845 East 300 North, Richfield | (435) 896-2700 |
| Sevier Justice Court | 250 North Main St, Suite 124, Richfield | (435) 893-0461 |
| Aurora Justice Court | 20 South 120 East, Aurora | (435) 529-7643 |
| County Clerk | 250 North Main, Richfield | (435) 893-0401 |
The County Clerk's office also sits at 250 North Main Street. It maintains the official record of all court filings and can assist with certified copy requests. The Sevier County Clerk is part of the 6th Judicial District administrative structure, which also covers several neighboring counties in central Utah.
The Utah XChange system provides remote access to the Sevier County court docket. Subscriptions cost $0.35 per search or $40 per month, with individual document downloads at $1.00 each. Free terminals are available inside the courthouse for anyone who prefers in-person access. If you are in Salt Lake City, the Utah State Law Library at 450 South State Street, Room W-13 (phone: 801-238-7990) also offers free XChange access.
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XChange covers all district court filings statewide, including every Sevier County case on record in the electronic system.
Searching Sevier County Court Dockets Online
There are several free tools for searching Sevier County court dockets without a paid subscription. The Utah Courts calendar shows scheduled hearings for the next 30 days. No login is needed. You can press Ctrl+F to search by name or case number within the calendar view. This is the fastest free option for checking whether a case has an upcoming hearing date in Sevier County.
If you are a party to a Sevier County case, MyCase gives you free access to your own filings, orders, and documents. Create an account at the MyCase portal and link your case using your name and date of birth. Parties can view documents that would otherwise cost $1.00 each through XChange.
For self-represented litigants, the Utah Courts Self-Help Center provides guidance by phone at 888-683-0009. Staff can explain how the court docket works and point you to the right forms for your case type. Standard court forms are also available at utcourts.gov/forms.
Note: The calendar tool updates nightly, so same-day filings may not appear until the following morning.
Sevier County Justice Court
The Sevier County Justice Court handles Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic infractions, and small claims cases. It is located at 250 North Main Street, Suite 124, Richfield, UT 84701. The phone number is (435) 893-0461, and email inquiries can be sent to sevierjusticecourt@gmail.com. Court hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Aurora also maintains its own justice court at 20 South 120 East (phone: 435-529-7643), serving cases within the Aurora city limits. Defendants in Sevier County traffic or misdemeanor cases should confirm which justice court has jurisdiction before appearing.
The Sevier Justice Court offers a plea in abeyance option for eligible defendants. Under this arrangement, a defendant agrees to a six-month probation period. If the conditions are met, the charge is dismissed. Traffic school completion may also satisfy certain moving violations. Contact the court clerk directly to ask whether your case qualifies for either option.
Note: Plea in abeyance agreements are entered on the court docket and remain visible to the public until the case is formally dismissed.
Sevier County Court Records and Public Access
Most Sevier County court records are public under Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act, known as GRAMA (63G-2-201). Public records include civil complaints, criminal charging documents, judgments, liens, and most court orders. A few categories are sealed by law, including juvenile delinquency records, adoption files, and cases where a judge has issued a specific sealing order.
To request records in person, visit the district court clerk at 845 East 300 North, Richfield. Bring the case number if you have it. Staff can locate the file and allow inspection at no charge. Copies are available for a per-page fee. Certified copies require an additional certification fee. Written GRAMA requests are also accepted and must be responded to within ten business days.
For older Sevier County records, the Utah State Archives holds court files dating back to the 1850s. The Archives catalog is searchable online and researchers can request scanned copies by mail or in person in Salt Lake City.
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Older Sevier County records held at the Archives include probate files and early civil case registers.
Note: Juvenile court records and adoption filings are restricted and are not visible through XChange or public inspection.
Sevier County Court Calendar Access
The free Utah Courts hearing calendar lists upcoming Sevier County proceedings. It covers district court and justice court hearings scheduled within the next 30 days. To use it, open the calendar page, select Sevier County from the location filter, and browse or search by party name. No account is required and there is no fee.
The calendar is a useful first step before calling the courthouse. It shows the hearing type, date, time, courtroom, and assigned judge. If a case has been continued or rescheduled, the calendar will reflect the updated date once it has been entered by court staff.
For active criminal cases, warrant status can be checked separately through the Utah Statewide Warrants Search. This tool is free and searches across all Utah counties, including Sevier County.