The Tooele County Court Calendar
The Utah State Courts calendar covers eligible events for the courts that serve Tooele County. A result can include a party name, case number, judge, hearing type, date, and time. Pick the correct court level and location first. Felonies and Class A crimes go to the Third District Court, along with civil, domestic, and probate matters. Tooele County Justice Court handles most Class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, traffic cases, and small claims. The municipal justice courts handle those matters too.
Remember that a calendar is just an event list. It tells you when and where something is set, not the whole case file. Xchange holds the entered history. So an old hearing can linger there after it drops off a future-date search. Private, juvenile, sealed, or restricted cases may show little detail. Some may show no public row at all.
Tooele County Calendar Search Fields
Begin with the narrowest identifier you trust. An exact case number beats a name search, since similar names trip people up. Location matters too. A statewide docket search can blend Third District, county justice, Grantsville, Stockton, and other venues into one list.
| Field | Use |
|---|---|
| Court and location | Separate district, justice, and available juvenile listings |
| Date range | Check one day or week before widening |
| Case number | Locate one known public matter |
| Party or attorney | Narrow public rows when the number is unknown |
| Judge or hearing type | Find a particular calendar |
The screen below comes from the official public calendar search.
The statewide calendar is only the front door. The Tooele County location you select decides whether a result actually fits your court docket search.
How to Find Your Court Date
When you must appear, use more than one channel. The statewide calendar is the first public stop. Xchange can confirm entered events, and MyCase shows eligible details once a party verifies identity. The clerk can also verify any setting by phone or at the counter.
- Open the official calendar and select the correct court level and Tooele location.
- Enter the case number, or narrow a public name search by date, judge, or hearing type.
- Read the date, time, location, judge, event type, status, and remote notation.
- Compare the row with Xchange and the newest notice filed or served.
- Call Third District at 435-833-8000 or Tooele County Justice Court at 435-843-3230.
- Use the clerk counter, a public terminal, or counsel if online services do not settle the date.
Stockton Justice Court runs on local appointment rules. Its official page lists Friday arraignments by appointment and law in motion on the third Wednesday, also by appointment. Call 435-882-3877 rather than assuming every municipal session reaches the statewide court calendar.
Tooele Calendar Versus Case History
A calendar row and Xchange look at different slices of time. A hearing can sit on the future docket before the history shows a completed proceeding. Later, the same event may remain in history after it leaves the daily calendar. A continuance can add a new entry and erase the old date. The newest verified setting is the one that controls.
Quick distinction: use the calendar for the next listed event and Xchange for the sequence already entered.
The Tooele County case search walks through checking location, case type, filing date, and party role. Neither view alone proves an event happened as first scheduled.
Reading a Tooele County Setting
Take each field exactly as printed. "Court date" covers a lot of ground. An arraignment, a motion hearing, a trial setting, and sentencing all mean different things. A remote link just tells you how to appear; it never signals a change in status.
| Date | The scheduled local day; confirm it is the newest entry. |
|---|---|
| Time | The start time, which may be a calendar-call time. |
| Courtroom | The physical room, court location, or remote designation. |
| Judge | The assigned judge or commissioner. |
| Setting Type | Arraignment, pretrial, motion, review, trial setting, trial, or sentencing. |
Party, attorney, and status fields can appear too. Restricted rows may omit data. Never borrow a missing detail from a different case on the same calendar.
Tooele County Hearing Terms
Event labels explain why a case is listed, not what result followed.
- Arraignment
- A criminal setting where charge, plea, and next step may be addressed.
- Pretrial
- A management or resolution setting before trial.
- Motion hearing
- A hearing on a filed request.
- Trial setting
- A hearing used to confirm trial posture and scheduling.
- Review
- A check on compliance, payment, treatment, probation, or status.
When you call staff, use the exact term the calendar displays. That one word helps them tell a trial apart from a scheduling or compliance event.
Tooele County Jury Selection Rules
A Third District order dated March 9, 2026 governs virtual and in-person jury selection. First- and second-degree criminal person, sex, or death cases may elect in-person selection at the first trial-scheduling hearing. Other criminal cases can request it by motion at least 21 days before trial. Civil selection stays virtual before January 1, 2027 under the order.
That order does not turn every Tooele County hearing into a remote one. Check the specific row and your notice. The MyCase page notes that some online events include a Webex link. If you expect a link and see none, contact the judge's team.
Resets, Continuances, and Cancellations
On a Tooele County court docket, three terms do different work. A continuance shifts a hearing to a new date. A reset replaces the old setting. A cancellation wipes the event off the calendar without ending the case itself. You might see any of these as a status line, an order, or a fresh row on the docket. So trust the latest entry rather than what you first pulled up.
When an event vanishes from the calendar, look for an order in Xchange. Do that before you assume anything. Then call the right clerk. For the Tooele Third District team, that address is 3rdtooeleteam@utcourts.gov. A missing row can mean a delayed entry, a transfer, a privacy hold, or simply the wrong location.
When Tooele Dates Do Not Appear
When nothing appears, run the docket search again at the other court level. Double-check venue too. Justice-only filters will never surface a district felony. District-only filters can miss municipal traffic court. Wendover and Rush Valley deserve extra patience, since no complete municipal calendar route is published. Use the current state directory and the named court.
A party can check MyCase after verifying identity. Public users have other options. They can search Xchange at courthouse terminals where offered, use the State Law Library CORIS terminal, or ask the clerk. For same-day questions, go straight to court staff. The courts promise no uptime and set no universal posting cutoff.
Tooele County Calendar Verification
Verification works best when the case number, jurisdiction, court location, event type, and search date travel together. Staff can then repeat the query without guesswork. For a name-based result, also confirm the party role and the filing year. Skip the birth date and any other sensitive field that is not truly needed.
A historical setting request should reach the clerk with the date, judge, courtroom, case number, and hearing type. Those fields separate a request for a calendar entry from one for hearing audio. The local recording form warns that recordings are kept for only 60 days. Audio requests should move fast. Federal cases sit in the District of Utah and PACER systems. They are not on this state calendar.
Check hours and building access before you drive out. Tooele County Justice Court sits at 74 South 100 East. Grantsville's Justice Center is at 50 North Bowery Street. Still, the address printed on the current order or citation beats any broad county guess.
What To Do If You Miss a Setting
Call the court or your counsel right away. Have the case number, event type, date, and court ready. Ask whether a warrant, new setting, default, or other order was entered, and what process applies next.
Missed a setting? A missed criminal or traffic appearance can lead to a failure-to-appear entry, warrant, or other court and license consequences.
Call the clerk promptly, verify the latest Tooele County entry, and seek legal advice before appearing if a warrant may exist.
In civil court, missing a hearing can bring a ruling, a dismissal, or a default, depending on the event. Pull the latest order or a clerk copy. An empty future-calendar search does not prove the case ended.
Confirming a Tooele County Date
A remote appearance still needs a case-specific check. The court sometimes posts one. MyCase may then show a Webex link to a verified party. A missing link does not mean the hearing is cancelled or in person. Contact the judge's team and ask about the listed setting. Never borrow a link from a different case. Do not assume a jury-selection order covers every hearing.
Privacy limits reach beyond sealed files. Juvenile, private, and restricted proceedings may drop a name. They may trim event detail, or stay absent from the docket search entirely. Use an exact case number when authorized, and ask the clerk about the correct process. A reduced row plus outside details can expose a protected person, so never combine them.
The application is dynamic. Tooele location codes, a daily cutoff, a maintenance window, and full coverage of municipal sessions are all uncertain. Record the displayed court name rather than trusting an unofficial code. If the application fails, fall back on the clerk, Xchange, MyCase, the terminal, and counsel. A technical error is not a cancelled setting.
Tooele County Calendar Notes
File the calendar result next to the latest notice. Then verify again close to the event. Court staff can update a status after your earlier search. A printed row helps you name the case, judge, time, and location. It does not freeze the setting or replace service of an order. If the hearing type is unclear, quote its exact label to the clerk. Ask whether the listed time is one person's appointment. It may instead be the start of a larger docket call. That distinction changes arrival and check-in, and Tooele County sets no universal rule for every calendar.