Weber County Inmate Services Bureau
Clergy Visits:
Visits by members of the clergy can provide an inmate with needed guidance and advice. The Weber County Correctional Facility welcomes qualified clergy visits to members of their congregation; however, there are certain restrictions and rules that do need to be adhered to.
Requirements to Visit as a Member of the Clergy…
- To schedule the visit, call (801) 778-6702 , at least 24 hours prior to the time you wish to visit.
- You must be the head of the congregation; i.e., bishop, pastor, priest, stake president, etc .
- You must bring proof of clergy status to the visit.
- You will be allowed one visit per two week period. (This visit will not count against the inmate’s visitation limit)
Or, if you choose, you may schedule a visit through the normal visiting process. In this case, the visit will count as one of the inmate’s allotted visit.
Religious access:
The Weber County Jail provides a variety of religious services. Inmates may attend any religious
meetings available for their housing unit. We also provide various religious material for in-cell
study\reading.
Inmate Property
During incarceration, an inmate is issued clothing, bedding, and personal hygiene items. Generally, clothing is exchanged twice per week, and bedding is exchanged once per week.
Medical
Medical staff is on duty 24 hours per day.
Inmate Library
A library is available to inmates. If an inmate's classification prohibits visiting this library, books are
taken to him/her.
Due to COVID 19 we are not currently accepting donated books at this
time.
Inmate Trust Account
Friends and family members may deposit money into the Inmate Trust Account, also known as an inmate’s “books”. This money may be deposited at the kiosk in the jail lobby during reception hours in the form of cash or credit card. The lobby hours are 8am to 9pm every day, excluding holidays and Sundays, and only open until 5pm on Wednesdays.
Money may also be deposited online at www.jailatm.com .
Processing fees will be applied for all inmate deposits.
Commissary
Inmates may purchase approved commissary items once per week by using the money in their Inmate Trust Account. Approved items may include personal hygiene items, candy, snacks, and other various items.
Inmate Mail
Inmates may receive mail. Mail must come through the U.S. Postal Service and will not be accepted at the lobby window. Only white, prestamped or metered postcards will be accepted. Mail sent in envelopes or with pictures or adhesive stamps will be returned. No letters may be sent in with photos.
Send mail to:Inmate's Name
Inmate's Number
PO Box 14000
Ogden, UT 84412
Inmate Visitation
Please click here to visit the Inmate Visitation page
Legal Access
Incarcerated individuals have the right to legal access. A private attorney may be hired, or a public defender may be appointed by the Court, if eligible, prior to arraignment.
Telephones
Telephones are in each housing unit for inmates to make outgoing pre-paid or debit phone calls. Incoming calls are not accepted. Inmates may also transfer funds from their commissary account to make telephone calls.
Inmate telephones are provided by Securus Technologies.
To deposit money to an inmate telephone account, please visit https://securustech.net/ or call 1-800-844-6591.
Emails are accepted for inmates. These may be sent at securustech.online/#/login . Applicable fees apply.
Recreation
Board games and table games are available in housing units with appropriate classification. Outside recreation is available for each housing unit.
Inmate Grievance System
Inmates may utilize a grievance system while incarcerated to file complaints that directly concern them.
Inmate Disciplinary
The Weber County Jail has rules that inmates must follow. If an inmate violates facility rules, he/she may be charged with the violation. An Inmate Disciplinary Hearing Officer (IDHO) judges these complaints in an administrative due process hearing. If the inmate is found guilty, the IDHO may impose a sanction on the inmate, which may include loss of visitations, loss of commissary, punitive isolation, and/or payment of restitution.
The Weber County Jail contracts with an outside vendor for inmate meals.
Inmate Workers
When an inmate has the appropriate classification, he/she may apply for the privilege of working within the facility. Inmates may be paid a small hourly stipend. Some examples of the jobs available are: Culinary Workers, Librarian, Custodial Services, and Laundry Services.
