This portal will provide you with access to case information, which may include the case status, any personnel assigned and contact information for the department. You may also have the option to enroll to receive automated notifications, via email and or SMS, related to this case.

complexities of police service. The Explorer Program is a vocational program for youth ages 14 to 20 who may be interested in a future career in Law Enforcement. If you’re curious about the possibility of a career in policing, we invite you to participate. Explorers take part in several department and community service

The Department recognizes and respects the value of all human life and dignity without prejudice to anyone. Vesting officers with the authority to use reasonable force and to protect the public

• Before contacting police try MCOT through UNI first at 801-587-3000. (Mobile Crisis Outreach Team - Salt Lake County only) • Request a CIT officer. (Specially trained to deal with disabled individuals) • Make Emergency checklist available to reponders. • If officer wants to interview individual always have a caregiver present.

File a Police Report: https://police.slc.gov/online-report/ Media Inquiries: 801-799-6397 Media Request Form. Contact the Police Chief: https://police.slc.gov/chief/

Jul 8, 2013 · Killed in the Line of Duty 102 Years Ago Today Posted: July 8, 2013 — The Salt Lake City Police Department today remembers the loss of […]

school officials, and the police. 5. Hang out with peers who are not in gangs and don’t want to be. 6. Get involved in positive activities such as after school programs, sports, clubs, faith groups, volunteering, or even get an after school job. BE YOU. BE FREE. IF YOU ARE IN A GANG AND WANT TO LEAVE. IT CAN bE HARD TO lEAvE A GANG,

local police department and ask if they know of resources or can assist in providing a training, the answer will be yes. If you have questions about gangs, resources, how to receive help, or about graffiti removal, our gang prevention advocates can help with that as well.

Enforcement Committee in August, 2004 to propose “Mandated Police Alarm Response.” Law Enforcement was told that by following the alarm industry advice, cities would recover their cost of enforcement and reduce the number of police responses to false alarms. All of these alarm industry efforts heavily burden the police with the

The figures included in this report are preliminary figures for general situational awareness and trend purposes only. They do not represent the official figures of the Salt Lake City Police Department and are subject to further analysis and revision.