Access Syracuse White Pages
Syracuse white pages help you find public records for this growing city on the west side of Davis County. About 30,000 people live in Syracuse, which sits near the shore of the Great Salt Lake between Clearfield and West Point. Most Syracuse white pages records are kept at the Davis County level. You can search court cases, property data, jail records, and vital records through county and state systems. This page breaks down each resource, what data it holds, and how to request the records you need from Syracuse.
Syracuse Quick Facts
Syracuse White Pages Court Records
Syracuse does not run its own justice court. All cases go through the Davis County court system in Farmington. Traffic tickets, misdemeanors, and small claims up to $11,000 go to the Davis County Justice Court at 800 West State Street, Farmington, UT 84025. Call (801) 451-4412 for info.
Felony cases, big civil disputes, divorce, custody, and probate cases for Syracuse go to the Second District Court at the same address. Phone: (801) 447-3800. Both courts are open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. You can search case records online through the Utah State Courts XChange system by name or case number. Free public terminals at the courthouse give you basic access at no cost.
Felony files last 75 years. Domestic files are kept 30 years. Misdemeanors stay on file for 10 to 50 years. Some domestic cases like divorce and custody are not open on XChange under state court rules. Copies at the courthouse cost $0.25 per page. Online document images may have extra fees.
Syracuse Property Records Search
All property records for Syracuse are at the Davis County Recorder. The office is at 61 South Main Street, Room 101, Farmington, UT 84025. Phone: (801) 451-3234. The Recorder holds deeds, mortgages, liens, trust deeds, plat maps, and easements going back to 1850.
The best online tool is Davis County Property Search 2.0. Look up any Syracuse property by owner name, street address, or parcel number. The results show who owns the lot, what it is assessed at, tax data, and a map of the boundaries. It is free to use. No login or subscription is needed for basic searches.
If you need copies of recorded documents like deed images, you need a REDI subscription through the county portal. Recording a new document at the Recorder's Office costs $40 for up to 10 property descriptions. Each extra one is $2 more. The Recorder cannot give legal advice, prepare documents, or do title searches for you. Public terminals are open during office hours for free hands-on research.
Jail Records for Syracuse
The Davis County Sheriff runs the county jail that serves Syracuse. The jail is at 800 West State Street in Farmington. Phone: (801) 451-4100. Search the online inmate roster for free. It shows who is in jail right now with their name, booking date, charges, bond, and court date.
Data is pulled once a person is released. For older arrest records or incident reports from Syracuse, submit a GRAMA request to the Sheriff's Records Division. Expect a response in 5 to 10 business days. Arrest reports are kept for good. Booking info and mugshots last 10 years past release. Juvenile records, sealed cases, and expunged files are not public. If you are the person named in a record, you may get files that are not open to others.
Note: The inmate roster is for general info only and should not be used as a source for legal documents or news reports.
Syracuse Vital Records White Pages
Birth, death, and marriage files for Syracuse are at the Davis County Clerk's office. The address is 61 South Main Street in Farmington. Call (801) 451-3213. Marriage licenses cost $50. Birth certificates are $20 first, $8 each after. Death certificates run $18 first, $10 each after. Access is limited to the person named, close family, legal reps, and those with a clear legal need.
Utah Vital Records at the state level also holds these files. Birth records go back to 1905. Death records start from 1904. You can order online through VitalChek, by mail, or in person. State birth certificates cost $22 for the first copy. You need a valid photo ID and proof of your tie to the person on the record.
Public Records Requests in Syracuse
All Syracuse records fall under GRAMA. Anyone can file a request. It does not matter where you live. Put your name, contact info, and a clear description of what you want in writing. The office must reply in 10 business days.
The first 15 minutes of research time are free. Past that, the rate is $20 per hour. Copies cost $0.25 per page for black and white. Color is $1.00. Maps and large prints cost $5.00. If denied, you have 30 days to appeal to the State Records Committee at (801) 531-3860 in Salt Lake City. Older records from Syracuse may be at the Utah State Archives, where historical court files, death indexes from 1901 to 1948, and cemetery data are available for free or by appointment.
Syracuse White Pages for Tax and Assessment Records
The Davis County Treasurer handles property tax collection for Syracuse. The office is at 61 South Main Street in Farmington. Phone: (801) 451-3243. Tax notices go out before the end of October each year. The deadline is November 30. Late payments carry penalties under Utah law.
Two prepayment options exist. The ACH option pulls one-tenth of last year's tax from your bank account each month from January through September. Pick either the 5th or the 20th for your payment date. The coupon option gives you nine monthly coupons due on the 5th of each month. A new coupon book comes with your tax notice. Either method helps spread the cost over the year.
The Davis County Assessor sets values for all Syracuse properties. The office revalues properties every two years. The effective date is January 1 of the current year. New construction gets a full or partial value based on how far along it is. You can search assessment data, tax district info, and exemption status through the Property Search 2.0 portal. Property owners who disagree with their assessed value may file an appeal with the Board of Equalization.
Davis County White Pages
Syracuse is in Davis County. Property files, court records, and vital records are all handled at the county level. For more white pages resources, see the Davis County page.
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