Cache County Traffic Court Records Search
Cache County traffic court records come from several justice courts spread across this northern Utah county. The Cache County Justice Court handles unincorporated areas, while the Logan City Justice Court covers violations within Logan city limits. Several smaller communities, including North Logan, Richmond, and Smithfield, each run their own justice courts. The First District Court in Logan sits above all of these and hears felony cases and appeals. All of these courts are public record sources, and most records are searchable through the Utah Courts statewide systems.
Cache County Quick Facts
Cache County Justice Courts
Cache County has more justice courts than most Utah counties of its size. That is partly because several cities operate their own justice courts rather than relying solely on the county court. If you got a ticket in Cache County, the court that has your case depends on where the citation was issued. A ticket written in Logan goes to the Logan City Justice Court. A ticket from North Logan goes to the North Logan/Hyde Park court. An infraction issued in an unincorporated part of the county goes to the Cache County Justice Court.
The Cache County Justice Court is at 170 North Main Street in Logan. It handles Class B and C misdemeanors, traffic infractions, and small claims up to $11,000 in unincorporated areas of the county. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. The Logan City Justice Court is nearby at 290 North 100 West in Logan, reachable at 435-716-9000, open the same weekday hours. It handles city ordinance violations, misdemeanors, and infractions within Logan city limits. These are two separate courts even though they are both in Logan.
Smaller courts in the county include the North Logan/Hyde Park Justice Court at 2076 North 1200 East in North Logan (435-752-5203, Mon-Fri 9am-4pm), the Richmond Justice Court at 90 South 100 West in Richmond (435-258-2092, Tue/Thu 9am-5pm), and the Smithfield Justice Court at 96 South Main Street in Smithfield (435-563-6226, Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm). The First District Court at 135 North 100 West in Logan (435-750-1300) handles felony cases, civil matters over $11,000, domestic relations, and probate for the whole county.
The Utah Courts forms repository at utcourts.gov has standard forms used in traffic and misdemeanor proceedings throughout Cache County and all other Utah courts.
| Cache County Justice Court | 170 North Main Street, Logan, UT 84321 | 435-755-1760 |
|---|---|
| Hours | Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Logan City Justice Court | 290 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321 | 435-716-9000 |
| First District Court | 135 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321 | 435-750-1300 |
| North Logan/Hyde Park Court | 2076 North 1200 East, North Logan, UT 84341 | 435-752-5203 |
| Richmond Justice Court | 90 South 100 West, Richmond, UT 84333 | 435-258-2092 |
| Smithfield Justice Court | 96 South Main Street, Smithfield, UT 84335 | 435-563-6226 |
| Jurisdiction | Class B/C misdemeanors, traffic infractions, small claims up to $11,000 |
How to Search Cache County Traffic Court Records
You have three main ways to search Cache County traffic court records. Online through MyCase, online through XChange, or in person at the courthouse. All three methods give access to public case information. The right choice depends on how much detail you need and how often you look up records.
The MyCase portal is free. It covers all Cache County justice courts and the First District Court. Search by name or case number to see hearing dates, case status, and public documents. No account is required for a basic search. MyCase records go back to July 2011. If you need something older, contact the specific court directly. Because Cache County has multiple justice courts, make sure you know which court your case is in before you call. Your citation will name the court where the case was filed.
The XChange system costs $30 per month or $240 per year. It gives expanded access to records from all Utah courts, including every Cache County justice court. XChange is worth the cost if you regularly need court records. For one-time searches, MyCase is the better starting point. In person, you can go to any of the Cache County courts during their open hours. Under Utah Code § 63G-2-201(1), you can inspect public records at no cost at the courthouse. Copies are $0.25 per page per the standard GRAMA fee schedule.
Cache County uses the same GRAMA rules as the rest of Utah. Traffic violation records are public under Utah Code § 63G-2-103. Anyone can search or request these records. You do not have to be the person named in the case. For paying fines, use the Utah Courts ePayment system or pay in person at whichever court has your case. Have your citation or case number ready before you start.
Traffic Violations and Fines in Cache County
Cache County courts follow the standard Utah traffic fine schedule. Speeding fines increase with how much you exceeded the limit. Going 1 to 10 mph over costs around $120. The 11 to 15 mph range runs about $150. Fines reach $200 for 16 to 20 mph over, $270 for 21 to 25 mph over, $370 for 26 to 30 mph over, and $470 or more for 31 mph or more over the limit. Court fees and state surcharges add to these base amounts.
Cache County roads include state routes through canyon terrain and urban stretches near Utah State University. Speed enforcement is active on US-89, US-91, and surface streets in the Logan area. If you received a ticket in the Logan metro area, check your citation carefully to see which court has jurisdiction. The city and county courts in Logan cover different geographic areas even though they are close to each other physically.
Missing a court date in Cache County results in a bench warrant. It does not matter which of the several justice courts your case is in. All of them issue warrants for failure to appear. A warrant stays active until you come in and deal with it. Check MyCase or call the court if you are not sure whether a warrant has been issued. The sooner you address it, the better the outcome tends to be.
Some Cache County traffic cases qualify for deferred prosecution. This option allows you to keep a violation off your record by completing certain steps. CDL holders do not qualify for deferred prosecution in Utah. Visit the deferred traffic prosecution page at utcourts.gov or ask the clerk at your first appearance. Eligibility depends on the type of violation and your recent driving history.
Legal Resources for Cache County Traffic Cases
Cache County residents handling traffic cases on their own can start with the Utah Courts forms library. It has standard forms for traffic and misdemeanor matters at no cost. The site also has procedural guides for people representing themselves in Utah courts. These are written in plain language and cover common situations like how to respond to a citation or request a hearing date.
For income-qualified residents, Utah Legal Services may provide help. Visit utahlegalservices.org to check eligibility. The Utah State Bar's lawyer referral service can connect you with an attorney who handles traffic cases in Cache County. Logan is home to Utah State University, and the area has a fairly active legal community for a city its size. If your case involves DUI, reckless driving, license suspension, or repeat violations, getting legal advice before your hearing is worth the time.
After a traffic conviction in Cache County, the outcome goes on your driving record through the Utah Driver License Division. The DLD tracks points from moving violations and can suspend your license if points reach a certain level. You can check your own driving record on the DLD website. The Utah Bureau of Criminal Investigation at bci.utah.gov also maintains statewide criminal records, and misdemeanor traffic convictions can appear on a BCI report as well.
Because Cache County has multiple justice courts, it is especially important to know which court has your case before you take any action. Paying a fine to the wrong court, for example, will not clear your case. Your citation states the court where you must appear. If you have lost your citation, search your name in MyCase or call the First District Court clerk's office for guidance.
Cities in Cache County
Cache County includes Logan, the county seat, along with several smaller communities. Logan has a dedicated traffic court records page for residents of that city.
Other communities in Cache County, including North Logan, Hyde Park, Richmond, Smithfield, and Hyrum, do not currently have dedicated city records pages. Traffic cases from those areas are handled by their respective local justice courts as described above.
Nearby Counties
Cache County is in the far northern part of Utah and borders Idaho to the north. It shares boundaries with several other Utah counties. If you received a citation near a county line, your ticket will confirm which county's court has jurisdiction.