Lehi Sex Offenders Registry
Lehi sex offenders are listed on Utah's public registry at sor.utah.gov, maintained by the Utah Department of Corrections. Lehi is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state, located in northern Utah County near the Salt Lake County line, with a population that has climbed past 85,000 in recent years. The registry is free and open to all. Anyone can search sex offenders in Lehi by name, address, or zip code without creating an account or providing a reason.
Lehi Quick Facts
Lehi Police Department Sex Offender Registration
Sex offenders who live, work, or attend school in Lehi must register with the Lehi Police Department. The department's main site is at lehi-ut.gov/police. Registration is required twice per year under Utah law. Check-ins run on the registrant's birth month schedule, with the second appointment falling six months later. Any change to address, vehicles, phone numbers, internet accounts, employment, or other required information must be reported within 3 business days of the change.
New residents who move to Lehi from out of state must register within 10 days of arriving in Utah. Utah applies its own rules. It does not matter how registration was handled in the prior state. Registrants should call or check the Lehi PD website before the first visit to confirm what documents to bring and whether an appointment is needed.
Lehi has grown dramatically over the past decade. Thousands of new households have moved in, and new schools, parks, and community facilities have opened throughout the city. For parents, the rapid growth makes it especially important to check current registry data rather than relying on searches done months or years ago. The registry is updated as changes come in, but new arrivals to Lehi may not always appear immediately if they have not yet completed their registration obligation.
The Lehi Police Department page is shown below.
Visit lehi-ut.gov/police to confirm registration procedures, hours, and contact information for the Lehi PD.
Search Lehi Sex Offender Records Online
The Utah Sex Offender Registry at sor.utah.gov is the primary free tool for finding sex offenders in Lehi. Search by name, street address, or zip code. Each result shows a current photo, physical description, home and work addresses, and offense history. The registry is publicly accessible without any login and is updated on an ongoing basis as offenders report changes or law enforcement processes new information.
OffenderWatch at offenderwatch.com adds notification features. Lehi residents can enter a home address and receive alerts when a registered sex offender moves within a set radius. The service is free. The Lehi Police Department uses OffenderWatch to manage and publish local registry data.
The OffenderWatch interface for Lehi is shown below.
Sign up for location-based alerts at offenderwatch.com to stay informed about sex offenders in the Lehi area.
Lehi Sex Offender Registration Requirements
Registrants in Lehi must provide a complete set of identifying information at every check-in. This includes all names used, current primary and secondary addresses, physical description, vehicle information for all motor vehicles, aircraft, and watercraft subject to registration, all phone numbers, email addresses and internet identifiers, social media accounts, employment and volunteer positions including the employer's name and address, educational enrollment, professional licenses, passport and immigration documents where applicable, fingerprints, a current photo, a DNA specimen, and Social Security number.
Secondary residence means any property the offender owns or stays at for 10 or more nights over a 12-month period. Both primary and secondary residences must be reported and kept current at all times. Any change to any item in this list must be reported to the Lehi Police Department within 3 business days. This rule applies to vehicle trades, new phone numbers, job changes, and moves to a new address.
The annual state fee is $100, due at registration. Offenders convicted of crimes involving minors face proximity restrictions in Lehi near schools, licensed daycares, public parks, playgrounds, and public swimming pools. Violating those restrictions is a separate offense. Failure to register is a third-degree felony under Utah law.
County and State Resources for Lehi
Lehi is in Utah County. The Utah County Sheriff's Office at utahcounty.gov/sheriff covers unincorporated county areas and assists with registry compliance across the county. Parolees and probationers in Lehi are supervised by the Utah Department of Corrections at corrections.utah.gov. The DOC main office is at 14717 S. Minuteman Drive, Draper, UT 84020, reachable at (801) 495-7700.
Utah's sex offender registration laws moved from Title 77 to Title 53 on May 7, 2025. The prior statute at Utah Code Title 77, Chapter 41 governed registration for many years. All Lehi registrants must follow the current Title 53 rules. The registry is public under GRAMA, Utah Code 63G-2. No login or reason is required to search offender records.
The national registry at nsopw.gov lets you search offenders across multiple states in one query. Given Lehi's growth and the many people who have relocated here from other states, NSOPW can help confirm whether a new resident is registered in their prior state.
Utah County Sex Offender Records
Lehi is in Utah County. County-level resources cover all cities and unincorporated parts of the county. Visit the Utah County page for broader registry tools and courthouse information.
Nearby Cities
These cities near Lehi each have their own local registration offices and sex offender registry pages.