Find Bonneville Parole Records

Bonneville Parole Release Paths

Bonneville holds up to 74 male parolees. It is a UDC community correctional center, not a Sheriff jail. A placement there usually means the person has left secure prison for a controlled residential step while parole remains active. UDC may have transported the person directly from Tuesday release processing at USCF.

Leaving Bonneville can mark progress to community residence, a transfer, a return to prison, or another supervision action. Only a UDC or Board record showing termination establishes final discharge. The Salt Lake County Jail In/Out Docket is not Bonneville's departure list.

Verify Bonneville Release Status

Search the UDC active-supervision database by name or UDC number. Open the detail and read Location, the facility placement, Release Date/Type, and case manager together. A community location after Bonneville supports a residential move while the case manager supports continuing parole.

1. Match the person by UDC number, name, and date of birth.
2. Compare Location and the facility placement with the known Bonneville placement.
3. Read Release Date/Type using UDC's exact label.
4. Check the Board decision and effective date for parole authority.
5. Contact the listed case manager or Region 3 AP&P for current placement clarification.
6. Request a final discharge record if the active search has no result.

UDC's search excludes people no longer supervised. Silence may follow discharge, but it is not a certificate. Previous Board decisions, court records, and an agency request provide the historical chain.

Bonneville Records and Contact

Bonneville's line is the facility contact. Current supervision facts should be confirmed through the UDC record or AP&P. No public hours were established in the research, so the information line should be called before an in-person visit.

For a formal record, provide the UDC number, Bonneville placement dates, related Board order, departure date, destination, and final supervision-end date. A narrow request for existing fields is more useful than asking for a broad narrative. The Board's public order PDF may already show the authorizing parole action, though later UDC status is still needed to prove completion.

Note: Request both the center-departure date and supervision-termination date when the difference matters.

Bonneville Record Meanings

A single field rarely proves the whole transition. The records should be assembled in sequence, from prison release through Bonneville placement and then to the later location or discharge.

VINE can provide notices for participating Utah corrections events. It remains secondary to the issued UDC and Board records, especially when exact timing or destination is important.

Bonneville's Structured Transition

The UDC community-center description places Bonneville among four Salt Lake County centers with distinct populations. Atherton serves men on probation or parole with mental-health concerns. Fortitude serves male parolees, including some who lack an approved placement. Orange Street serves women on parole.

These comparisons help interpret a placement field. They do not permit assumptions about why a named person was assigned to Bonneville. The individual's UDC record and Board action control. Center residence confirms a structured post-prison stage, not unrestricted release or completion.

Parole

Conditional release from prison under Board rules.

Residential placement

A supervised community facility assignment.

Transfer

A move to another custodian or structured setting.

Discharge

The formal end of UDC supervision.

After a Bonneville Departure

A person moving to the community may still report to AP&P and follow parole conditions. A person moved to another center remains in a structured setting. A return to USCF means secure custody resumed. Verify which occurred through current location and the supervision contact.

When parole continues, Region 3 AP&P serves Salt Lake County. If the person later completes supervision, preserve the final termination date separately from the earlier prison-release and Bonneville-departure dates. Those milestones can matter in court processes. The Salt Lake County parole status resource gives the local office route.

Older Bonneville Release Proof

For an older event, begin with previous Board decisions and the court case. Then ask UDC or the Board for records showing actual physical prison release, Bonneville placement, departure destination, and final discharge. A no-result UDC screen cannot supply that history because the search is active-supervision only.

Where dates differ, give priority to the directly issued record for each event. The Board controls its order. UDC controls placement and release data. The court controls its case entries. This event-by-event method yields a clearer record than treating every departure as the same kind of release.

Bonneville Release Timing

Tuesday processing at USCF supplies another marker. UDC says most state releases and paroles are processed there, including almost all UDC inmates held in county jails. A person assigned to a community center is transported there by UDC. Arrival at Bonneville may follow release from secure prison without becoming unrestricted discharge. Keep the USCF release, Bonneville placement, and later departure as separate entries.

When a public field changes, preserve its date and wording. A later community location can support movement onward, while a case manager supports active supervision. Neither proves every condition ended. Ask for the UDC or Board termination record. VINE notices can identify when to check, but rank below issued records for the actual date and type.

Bonneville's stated capacity describes the program, not a current resident or release count. It cannot estimate how many people departed during a period. Only a person-specific record establishes the transition.

Bonneville Capacity and Release Counts

Bonneville's stated capacity of 74 applies to male parolees in the structured center. It does not report current occupancy, departures during a week, or annual releases. A capacity number also cannot show whether any named resident moved to the community, transferred, returned to secure custody, or completed supervision.

This distinction keeps the facility description from becoming a false recent-release feed. The Salt Lake County Sheriff docket covers movements at Metro and Oxbow, not exits from Bonneville. UDC placement records and AP&P status are the correct sources for a Bonneville resident. Use the facility line for operational questions, then confirm the individual event with the agency field that records it.

The four local UDC centers serve different populations, so one center's detail cannot fill gaps in another person's record. Bonneville's verified description is limited to male parolees in transition. A move involving Atherton, Fortitude, or Orange Street must be read through that named placement and the person's own UDC history.

Bonneville Parole Milestones

At least three dates may matter for a Bonneville history. The first is release from secure prison, often processed on Tuesday at USCF. The second is departure from Bonneville to the next approved setting. The third is final termination of parole. These dates may be far apart and must not be merged into one generic release date.

A Board order can set the legal release or parole action and an effective date. Future action can change before physical release, including through rescission. Check the UDC detail after the effective date, then read the location and case manager with the exact Release Date/Type field. That combination can show secure custody ended while supervision continued.

When Bonneville residence ends, the next location controls the description. A community assignment can mean parole continues under AP&P. Another center remains a structured residential placement. USCF indicates a return to secure state custody. Only a termination or discharge record proves that UDC supervision itself ended.

Note: Preserve the prison-release, Bonneville-departure, and parole-termination dates separately when requesting a complete transition record.

Bonneville State Record Request

A focused request should seek existing UDC and Board records for the named person and UDC number. Identify the related court case and approximate period. Ask for the Board-ordered parole date, actual physical prison release, Bonneville admission and departure, destination or next placement, AP&P assignment, and final supervision-termination date.

The Board's public decision and order may answer the first legal question without a request. They do not necessarily show the later physical move or final discharge. Conversely, a current UDC location can show active placement without explaining the full Board history. Obtain only the missing record rather than asking an agency to create a new narrative.

If dates conflict, direct the correction to the source that created the field. The Board controls its decision. UDC controls state placement and release data. The filing court controls its case entries. This source-by-source method preserves the difference between release from prison, departure from Bonneville, and discharge from supervision.