Taylorsville Sex Offenders Registry
Taylorsville sex offenders are listed on Utah's public registry at sor.utah.gov, maintained by the Utah Department of Corrections. Taylorsville is a city in Salt Lake County with around 60,000 residents, located south of Salt Lake City and west of Murray. The registry is free and open to everyone. Anyone can search sex offenders in Taylorsville by name, address, or zip code and view current photos, offense history, and registration status without a login or account.
Taylorsville Quick Facts
Taylorsville Sex Offender Registration Through UPD
Taylorsville contracts with the Unified Police Department for all law enforcement services in the city, including sex offender registration. The Unified Police Department, known as UPD, is a consolidated agency that serves multiple Salt Lake County cities that do not maintain their own police forces. The UPD website is at updsl.org. Sex offenders who live, work, or attend school in Taylorsville register through UPD rather than through a Taylorsville-specific police department.
Utah law requires registration twice per year. The schedule is tied to the registrant's birth month, with the second check-in falling six months after the first. Any change to address, vehicles, phone numbers, internet accounts, employment, or other required information must be reported within 3 business days of that change taking effect. Contact UPD before your first registration visit to confirm what documents to bring and whether an appointment is needed.
Taylorsville's city administration page is at taylorsvilleut.gov/police. That page can point you toward current contact information for the Unified Police Department unit serving Taylorsville. Because Taylorsville uses a contracted agency rather than a city-specific department, it is worth confirming the correct UPD substation and contact ahead of time.
New residents arriving in Taylorsville from another state must register in Utah within 10 days of arriving. Utah's rules apply from the moment you establish a presence in the state, regardless of what your prior state required.
Search Taylorsville Sex Offender Records
The Utah Sex Offender Registry at sor.utah.gov is the primary tool for finding sex offenders in Taylorsville. The search is free. You can search by name, zip code, or street address. Each record shows a current photo, physical description, known home and work addresses, and offense history. The registry is updated on an ongoing basis as offenders check in or as law enforcement enters new data.
OffenderWatch at offenderwatch.com adds free notification features. Residents can enter a home or work address and receive alerts when a registered sex offender moves within a set distance. The platform is used by Salt Lake County agencies and draws from the same state registry data as sor.utah.gov. The Utah OffenderWatch network is shown below.
Sign up for location-based alerts at offenderwatch.com/network/utah to receive notifications about sex offenders near your Taylorsville address.
Taylorsville Sex Offender Registration Requirements
Registrants in Taylorsville must provide complete personal and identifying information at every check-in through UPD. Required items include 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 and website accounts, employment and volunteer positions including employer 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 during a 12-month period. Both primary and secondary residences must be reported and kept current. Any change to any item on this list triggers the 3-business-day reporting requirement. Vehicle trades, job changes, new phone numbers, new email accounts, and address moves all fall under this rule.
The annual state fee is $100, paid at registration. Offenders convicted of crimes involving minors face proximity restrictions near public and private schools, licensed daycares, public parks, playgrounds, and public swimming pools in Taylorsville. These restrictions apply by operation of Utah state law. Violating them is a criminal offense. Failure to register is a third-degree felony.
Utah Sex Offender Research and Law Updates
The Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice has published research on sex offender registry outcomes in the state. A summary of that research is shown below.
The full research brief is available through the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice at justice.utah.gov.
Utah's 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 Taylorsville registrants must follow current law under Title 53 regardless of when their conviction took place. 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 allows multi-state searches. If you believe someone recently moved to Taylorsville from another state, NSOPW can search multiple state registries at once. The Salt Lake County Sheriff at saltlakecounty.gov/sheriff handles compliance for unincorporated county areas and works with UPD on county-wide enforcement. The Utah Department of Corrections at corrections.utah.gov, at 14717 S. Minuteman Drive, Draper, UT 84020, phone (801) 495-7700, supervises parolees and probationers across Salt Lake County including Taylorsville.
Salt Lake County Sex Offender Records
Taylorsville is in Salt Lake County. County-level resources cover all cities and unincorporated areas across the county. For county registry tools and courthouse information, visit the Salt Lake County page below.
Nearby Cities
These cities near Taylorsville have their own local registration contacts and sex offender registry pages.