Pleasant Grove Sex Offender Lookup
Residents can search sex offenders in Pleasant Grove through the Utah Sex Offender Registry at sor.utah.gov, which lists all registrants in the city by name, address, and zip code. Pleasant Grove City Police handle registration for residents inside city limits, and the Utah County Sheriff coordinates county-wide compliance. This page covers how to access the registry, how registration works in Pleasant Grove, and what the law requires for sex offenders who live here.
Pleasant Grove Quick Facts
Find Pleasant Grove Sex Offenders on National and State Databases
The Utah Sex Offender Registry at sor.utah.gov is the main search tool for Pleasant Grove. Enter the city name or zip code 84062 to see a list of currently registered offenders. Each record includes the person's photo, current address, offense type, tier level, and applicable restrictions. The registry is updated continuously as offenders register, report changes, or complete their registration period.
The National Sex Offender Public Website allows anyone to search sex offenders in Pleasant Grove as part of a nationwide search covering all 50 states.
NSOPW pulls data directly from Utah's registry for Pleasant Grove, so the results match what you would find on sor.utah.gov.
The National Sex Offender Public Website at nsopw.gov is the federal resource that aggregates all state registries in one place. This is useful when you need to check someone who has lived in multiple states, since a Utah search alone won't show out-of-state registrations. NSOPW does not store data itself but links directly to each state's registry for current information.
Pleasant Grove Police Department Sex Offender Registration
Pleasant Grove City Police is the registration agency for sex offenders who live within Pleasant Grove city limits. Initial registration, annual renewals, and all change-of-information updates for city residents go through the police department. Officers process registrations and transmit the data to the Utah Department of Corrections, which maintains the statewide registry.
You can find the Pleasant Grove City Police at plgrove.org/police. The department conducts periodic compliance checks to confirm that registered sex offenders in Pleasant Grove are living and working where they report. These checks are part of the standard enforcement pattern across Utah County and help keep the registry data accurate. Pleasant Grove Police also coordinates with Utah County Sheriff deputies on multi-jurisdiction compliance operations.
If you are under Adult Probation and Parole (AP&P) supervision, you register through your probation or parole officer rather than directly with city police. Not sure which applies to you? Call Pleasant Grove City Police before your deadline. Missed registrations are a criminal offense in Utah, and a third-degree felony charge for failure to register can be filed regardless of whether the original offense is old or was handled in another state.
Utah County Sheriff and Pleasant Grove Registry Coordination
The Utah County Sheriff is the county-level agency responsible for sex offender compliance across all of Utah County. The Sheriff's Office supports Pleasant Grove Police and other local departments by sharing registry data, conducting joint compliance operations, and handling cases that cross jurisdictional lines within the county.
Contact the Utah County Sheriff at utahcounty.gov/sheriff. All Pleasant Grove sex offenders appear in the statewide registry regardless of whether they registered through city police or the county sheriff. The Sheriff's Office is the agency to contact for compliance concerns involving unincorporated areas near Pleasant Grove. For violations inside Pleasant Grove city limits, contact the city police directly. Do not call 911 for registration compliance questions unless there is an immediate safety concern.
Pleasant Grove Sex Offender Registration Requirements
Utah law requires all sex offenders in Pleasant Grove to register and maintain their registration with current, accurate information. Offenders must provide their home address, employer name and address, vehicle information, phone numbers, and school enrollment status. Any change to this information must be reported within three business days. That three-day window starts the day the change happens, not the day you get around to reporting it.
Pleasant Grove offenders pay a $100 annual registration fee. The fee is due at the time of yearly renewal. People who move to Pleasant Grove from another state must register within 10 days of arriving. Utah does not recognize another state's removal from the registry or give credit for time spent registered in another state. The Utah Department of Corrections at corrections.utah.gov manages the statewide registration program and can answer general questions at (801) 495-7700.
Failure to register in Pleasant Grove is a third-degree felony under Utah law. That charge is separate from the original offense and carries its own potential penalties. Offenders convicted of crimes against minors face additional restrictions near licensed daycares, public schools, public pools, community parks, and public playgrounds in Pleasant Grove and throughout Utah. Utah's registry law was reorganized from Title 77 to Title 53 as of May 7, 2025, but the substantive rules did not change.
Pleasant Grove Registry Tiers, Statutes, and Removal
Utah uses three tiers for registry classification. Tier 1 requires registration for 10 years. Tier 2 requires 25 years. Tier 3 is lifetime registration. Your tier is set at sentencing, or by the Board of Pardons and Parole if you first register in Utah after a conviction in another state. The tier level determines how long you must remain on the registry and when you first become eligible to petition for removal.
Utah Code Title 77, Chapter 41 contains the sex offender registration statutes that apply to Pleasant Grove residents, now reorganized under Title 53 as of May 2025.
The Utah Legislature's official code site at le.utah.gov displays the full text of Utah's sex offender registration statutes for reference.
Removal from the registry is not automatic when your tier period ends. You must file a petition with the district court and get a judge's approval. The court considers your offense history, compliance record, and other relevant factors. Some offenses carry mandatory lifetime registration, meaning removal is not available regardless of how much time has passed. For legal advice about removal eligibility in your specific case, consult a licensed Utah attorney. The Utah State Bar at utahbar.org has a lawyer referral service.
Note also that name changes are prohibited while you are on the Utah sex offender registry. If a court approves a name change for someone on the registry, the Utah registry system will flag it and the change may be denied or reversed.
Utah County Sex Offender Records
Pleasant Grove is part of Utah County. Registration records for Pleasant Grove residents are part of the Utah County system. For more on county resources, registration offices, and Utah County sex offender records broadly, visit the county page.
Nearby Cities in Utah County
Pleasant Grove is surrounded by several other qualifying Utah County cities along the northern Wasatch Front.