Northern Utah Community Correctional Center Offender Lookup

Northern Utah Community Correctional Center Overview

Northern Utah Community Correctional Center, often shortened in records discussions to NUCCC, is operated by the Utah Department of Corrections through Adult Probation and Parole. The facility is located at 2445 S. Water Tower Way in Ogden and is listed by UDC as an 82-bed community correctional center. It serves state-supervised residents in a community corrections or reentry setting.

The distinction from the Weber County jail is essential. A new Weber County arrest normally starts at the Weber County Correctional Facility and appears, if still in custody and publicly listed, through the county current inmate roster. A sentenced or state-supervised offender may later be in a UDC prison, on probation or parole, or in a community correctional center such as NUCCC. Those records are searched through state systems, not the county jail roster.

UDC's Northern Utah Community Correctional Center page is the matching official facility source for the state community correctional center in Ogden.

That UDC facility page should be paired with the state offender search because Weber County's jail roster is designed for county jail custody, not state residential supervision placements.

Northern Utah Community Correctional Center Capacity and Population

The researched official capacity for Northern Utah Community Correctional Center is 82 beds, published by UDC and inspected on July 1, 2026. The research did not locate a separate public demographic breakdown for NUCCC beyond the facility type and capacity. Do not infer average daily population, resident demographics, sentence types, or program completion rates from the bed count.

How to Look Up a Resident at Northern Utah Community Correctional Center

Use the Utah Department of Corrections offender search for state custody or state supervision records. The UDC search covers sentenced state inmates and state-supervised offenders. It is separate from the Weber County current inmate roster, which covers current county jail custody. A county booking number is not the same as a UDC offender number.

1. Open the Utah Department of Corrections offender search.
2. Search by offender name, or use the offender number if known.
3. Review the public result for location, custody or supervision status, and identifiers when shown.
4. Confirm whether the location is Northern Utah Community Correctional Center or another UDC placement.
5. If the arrest is brand new or the person may still be in county jail, check the Weber County roster and call 801-778-6700.

Northern Utah Community Correctional Center Address and Contact

Contact NUCCC for facility-specific state community corrections questions. Contact Weber County Correctional Facility only when the person may be in county jail custody after a Weber County arrest. For sheriff-held booking records or arrest reports that are not on the roster, use the Weber County Sheriff's Office records and GRAMA page; for state offender status, use UDC channels.

Visiting Someone at Northern Utah Community Correctional Center

NUCCC residents follow UDC visiting rules, not Weber County jail video visitation rules. The research states that state visitors often need approval and must follow UDC scheduling and conduct rules. Use the UDC visiting page and the facility page before planning travel. Community correctional centers can have facility-specific limits because they are part of state supervision and reentry.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Northern Utah Community Correctional Center

Use UDC statewide rules for mail, phone calls, and deposits. The research identifies UDC pages for mail, inmate phone system, and sending money. Weber County jail postcard rules, Securus video visitation scheduling, InmateCanteen deposits, and county commissary rules should not be copied onto NUCCC unless UDC separately states that they apply.

State Admission and Reentry at NUCCC

NUCCC intake is not a Weber County street-arrest booking process. A Weber County arrest begins at the county jail, where booking, bail, release, and initial court appearance issues are handled. If a person receives a state-prison sentence or is otherwise placed under Utah Department of Corrections supervision, UDC handles the state intake, classification, facility assignment, parole or probation status, and community-corrections placement.

Northern Utah Community Correctional Center is best described as a residential reentry or community correctional center. The research ties it to state-supervised residents transitioning under Adult Probation and Parole. That means family members should shift from jail questions to UDC questions after transfer. The county roster may show earlier jail custody, but UDC records control state location and supervision information.

County Jail, Kiesel, and NUCCC: Which Facility Fits?

Weber County has three different facility categories in the research. Weber County Correctional Facility is the county jail for booking, current roster searches, bail, release, county jail visitation, postcards, phone calls, commissary, and records routing. Kiesel Facility is the county work-release, community-service, and alternative-sentence facility. Northern Utah Community Correctional Center is a state UDC/AP&P residential supervision facility.

That split explains why a name search can move across systems. A person arrested in Ogden, Roy, Clinton, or elsewhere in Weber County may first appear on the county roster. Court proceedings can then change the status through release, local jail sentence, probation, state prison commitment, parole, or community correctional center placement. Once state supervision controls the placement, the UDC offender search is the better public locator.

Federal and immigration custody are separate again. The research found no BOP institution and no dedicated ICE detention facility in Weber County from official facility directories. Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator or ICE Online Detainee Locator System only when the person may be in those systems or when a county record suggests a federal or immigration hold.

NUCCC is also different from a large secure prison. The research describes it as community corrections and residential reentry under Adult Probation and Parole, so family members should expect more state-supervision rules and fewer county jail procedures. A resident's public UDC profile may use a DOC number, location, custody or supervision status, offense or sentence information, and dates when those fields are public. A county booking number, if one existed earlier, is not the state identifier.

For older Weber County arrest information, use sheriff records and court records. For current state placement, use UDC. Keeping those record sources separate prevents a common mistake: assuming that a person who was booked in Weber County must still be found through the Weber County jail roster after sentencing or state supervision begins.

VINELink can help with custody notifications when Utah agency data is available, but it is not the source for formal court charges or UDC facility rules. Court records remain the route for filed charges, pleas, dismissals, sentencing, and warrants. UDC remains the route for state placement, visiting approval, mail rules, phone systems, money deposits, and supervision status. NUCCC questions should be checked against the state facility page or by calling the facility before travel.