Cache County, Utah Public Records

Investigations closed

109

Back wages agreed

$912,045

Workers due back wages

990

Civil money penalties

$58,894

Employers on the record

91

The 25 employers with the most back wages agreed, of 91 on the Cache County record; 26 employers have a page of their own and open from the table, the rest show their whole record here. The 66 more with smaller records are on the Utah wage theft records page, whose search answers for every employer in the state.

Cache County records: Logan copy services and local custodians

Follow the recorded instrument and the appraisal account separately

Cache Recorder maintains land documents, ownership plats and the CORE research route. Its plats identify parcels, record owners and tax identifiers for assessment work. The office can help locate digitally indexed material but does not perform title searches or change parcel information without a recorded document. Preserve the instrument number and legal description when following a transfer; a request to alter an account label does not rewrite the underlying deed. Older material outside the digital index may require personal research in the record collection. Recorder research services and limits.

The Assessor handles taxable-property appraisal with a January 1 effective date, while the Treasurer collects real-property taxes. Keep the appraisal year with the property identifier when comparing a value against a recorded transaction. Assessment and collection responsibilities.

Choose assisted, self-service or emailed deed copies

Cache Recorder prices the copy methods differently. Unassisted paper copies cost $1 for the first page and $0.25 for each added page; staff-assisted copies cost $2 per page. A staff-assisted digital document sent by email is $1 per document. Certification is $5 plus $2 per page. For a new ordinary recording, the $45 document fee includes up to 10 legal descriptions, with $2 for each description beyond that allowance. That recording unit is a document and description count, not a first-page price. Give the instrument number, preferred delivery method and certification requirement when requesting an estimate. Recorder copy formats and recording prices.

Submit plats earlier than ordinary recording work

The Recorder timing policy sets 4 p.m. for subdivision or final local-entity plats that need review and recording that day. Electronic documents and ordinary in-person submissions should arrive by 4:45 p.m. The office does not record after 5 p.m. Late electronic work moves to the next business day; late paper submissions may be refused when their size or the review workload prevents completion. The Recorder says it will not hold unaccepted documents overnight. Build time for the review itself into a closing or filing plan, and retain the accepted recording reference instead of assuming that arrival near closing proves the instrument was recorded. Recorder submission and review deadlines.

Order the returned marriage record as the correct copy type

Cache Clerk offers a $10 certified marriage-license copy and a $5 uncertified copy through the same request form. Identify which product the recipient requires before paying. Applying for a new license and copying a recorded license are different services with different prices. The Clerk lists marriage-license issuance from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; that schedule should not be assumed to describe every other county counter. Keep both parties' names and the marriage details available so staff can identify the record. The office also notes a card-transaction charge, so a quoted certificate price need not equal the total for every payment method. Marriage-copy choices and Clerk service instructions.

Use Xchange to identify the case and the court that holds it

Utah Courts describes Xchange as a repository of public District and Justice Court information, with case summaries and images of public District Court documents. Its coverage depends on when each court began using the case system and whether older cases were converted. Confidential, sealed and expunged material is not displayed. Use the county, court and parties together with the case number, and distinguish an online summary from the specific filed order needed for another transaction. A missing online result may require a clerk inquiry about access or historical coverage. Xchange record scope and limitations.

The official Cache courthouse contact lists 135 N 100 W in Logan and telephone 435-750-1300. Identify the case before asking about a copy or a visit. Cache court contact.

Use the health department for local birth and death copies

Bear River Health Department offers Utah birth and death certificates through its local service and the state Silver ordering system. Its current prices are $25 for a birth copy and $35 for a death copy, with $10 for additional copies ordered together. Mail requests need the completed information, identification, relationship evidence when required and accepted payment; the department does not accept card orders by mail. The name on the record and the event location are more useful than the applicant's present county of residence. Confirm eligibility before ordering for another person, and use the current published price rather than an older saved application showing a previous fee. Bear River vital-record ordering instructions.

Ask the agency that created the report for its official record

Cache Sheriff Records lists incident and traffic-accident reports at $10 per copy. It requires the record-request and notarized identification forms when the applicant cannot complete the process in person. Records-counter hours are stated as 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; confirm the service day when arranging a visit. Active reports may be unavailable until cleared, and protected information has separate release conditions. Sheriff report-copy and identification procedure.

The Sheriff labels its online booking roster unofficial and directs questions about the official record to the office. Save the search date before following up on an entry. Booking-roster qualifications.

North Park Police serves North Logan and Hyde Park. For a report created by that department, use its records route instead of assuming the Sheriff holds every municipal report. North Park jurisdiction and records route.

Describe the existing county documents and retain the request

Cache Clerk handles county GRAMA requests and keeps council minutes, resolutions and ordinances. Its government-record links may already contain the adopted item being researched. For an administrative request, identify the meeting, department, contract or date span and specify the existing documents wanted. A request for a report held by another agency should follow that agency's process. County Clerk government records and GRAMA route.

Utah Archives explains that a GRAMA request must be written and must identify the requester, contact information and the records sought. Its guidance gives a general response period of up to 10 business days, with extraordinary circumstances affecting timing. Retain the submitted description and subsequent clarification so an estimate or release can be compared with the actual request. State records-request requirements.