Court records of Weber County, Utah, are available through several channels. WeberCourt.us allows you to quickly find public information about court cases in the county. Additionally, records can be searched through the online Xchange system of Utah courts, directly at the court clerk's office, or through public terminals in the courthouse.
Weber Court System & Jurisdictions
In Weber County, there are two main levels of the Utah state court system: the District Court and the Justice Court. Each of them handles different categories of cases, so it's important to understand where to apply.
Second District Court is a court of general jurisdiction located in Ogden. It handles:
- Criminal cases — from felonies to some misdemeanors
- Civil lawsuits with no monetary limit
- Family cases: divorce, custody, alimony, protective orders
- Probate and guardianship cases
- Juvenile cases — through a separate division
Justice Courts within Weber County serve individual cities — Ogden, Roy, Riverdale, and other municipalities. These courts have limited jurisdiction.
- Class B and C misdemeanors
- Small claims up to $11,000
- Traffic violations and other infractions
If you are unsure which court is handling your case, use the search on the Utah State Courts website — you can find information by party name or case number. Historical records of the Weber County probate court are available through the Utah State Archives index.
Weber Court Calendar & Upcoming Hearings
The schedule of hearings for today, tomorrow, or the current week is published on the Utah courts' website. Utah courts use a unified online calendar system.
- Go to Utah State Courts.
- Select the Court Calendars section.
- Choose the Second District Court or the desired Justice Court in Weber County.
- Specify the date or judge's name to see scheduled hearings.
The calendar shows the type of case, hearing time, and courtroom. The Weber County Sheriff's page also has links to court calendars for checking inmate hearing dates.
Note: The schedule may change without notice. If you need exact information about a specific hearing, call the court clerk's office in advance.
How to Get a Copy of a Weber Court Document
Copies of court documents can be obtained in several ways — online, in person, or by mail. The type of copy determines the procedure and cost.
Certified copy has the official court seal and confirms the document's authenticity. Such copies are usually required for submission to other authorities or for legal purposes. Uncertified copy is a regular printout without a seal, suitable for review.
Online
Through the Xchange system, you can view case information and order individual documents. Registration is required for access. Some documents are available for free viewing, but there is a fee for downloading or obtaining copies.
In Person
Contact the Second District Court clerk's office:
Bring the case number or full party name. The clerk will find the document and provide a copy on-site.
By Mail
Send a written request to the court's address, specifying:
- Full party name or case number
- The name of the document you need
- Whether a certified copy is needed
- Return address and payment (check or money order payable to District Court Clerk)
To obtain documents through a GRAMA (Government Records Access and Management Act) request, use the Weber County GRAMA portal. This law regulates access to government records in Utah.
Weber Court Records Fees & Payment
Fees for court documents in Utah are set by the Utah Judicial Council according to Utah Code § 78A-2-301. Below are the main rates applicable in Weber County courts.
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Case search via Xchange (per request) | $0 (basic view) — $30+ (subscription for frequent users) |
| Document copy (uncertified), per page | $0.25 |
| Document certification | $4.00 per document |
| Filing a civil lawsuit (District Court) | $360 |
| Filing a small claims case | $60–$185 (depending on amount) |
| Filing an appeal | $325 |
Payment is accepted in cash, check, money order, as well as credit and debit cards. An additional fee may be charged for online payments.
If you are looking for law enforcement records — such as accident reports or criminal reports — the Weber County Sheriff's office has a separate fee schedule and request procedure. You can check for arrest warrants for free through the Utah BCI system.