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Taylorsville City Police Department

Emergency Response: 911

Non-Emergency Response: (801) 743-7000
General Inquiries: (801) 955-2000
FAX: (801) 955-2099

Address: 2600 W Taylorsville Blvd, Taylorsville, Utah, 84118
Located at the intersection of 2700 West and 5400 South

The Taylorsville City Police Department was formed on April 1^st, 2005. Officers were hired from existing agencies within Utah as well as Alaska, California, and Idaho. Many of these officers have extensive experience in law enforcement from Patrol Operations, Investigations, Community Outreach, Narcotic Enforcement, Traffic Enforcement, and Crime Scene Management.

Del Craig
Chief of Police

Wayne Dial
Assistant Chief of Police

Mission Statement

Commitment

It is the mission of the Taylorsville City Police Department to work with the citizens of our community to preserve life, maintain human rights, protect property, and promote individual responsibility and community commitment. By working together our community will be a better place to live, work, and recreate. This teamwork effort is the move of the future.

The Taylorsville Police Department is committed to:

Integrity in everything we do.
Loyalty to our community, to this organization, and each team member
Innovation in meeting the present and future needs of the city.
Responsibility as a team for the efficient and effective delivery of services.
Pride in our work, in our dedication to public services, and in being the best we can be.

Property/Vacation Watch Request

Heading out of town for a few days? The Police Department offers a Property Watch program where officers will drive by your residence to make sure everything is alright. Complete our Property Watch Form to start the process.

Taylorsville Police Department Records

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I request a copy of a report?

You must either come into our office or mail in a request with a self addressed stamped envelope to:

Taylorsville Police Department Records

2600 W Taylorsville Blvd

Taylorsville, UT 84118

We do not take requests over the phone or by fax. Depending on the type of report, you may have to fill out a written request. A copy of our request form is available in PDF format here.

What do I bring?

Please bring photo identification.

If mailing my request what do include?

A mailed request must have a notarized copy of the requester’s identification. If requesting from an insurance company, lawyer, business, etc. the request must be printed on business letterhead and indicate who they are representing. Please describe what kind of report you need. Make sure to include identifying information such as date, time, location, etc. and the police case report number if known. The more information we have to find the report the better. Sometimes case numbers get jumbled, please list contact information in case we have questions.

Is there a fee?

All Police reports cost 5 dollars. If you are sending in a mailed request please include payment. Money orders or business checks only, we do not take personal checks.

Can anyone receive a copy of a report?

Anyone can request a copy of a police report, however, depending on who is requesting the report it may be edited in accordance to GRAMA law. All reports are public unless classified as private, controlled, or protected. If a record is classified as “public,” it may be disclosed to anyone (and shall be disclosed, upon request), provided it does not also contain information that is classified as private, controlled, or protected. If the record does contain private, controlled, or protected information, that information must be segregated and not released, unless the requester is otherwise entitled to access to that information. Click here to access a copy of the GRAMA statute online. (Link to website under construction)

What if I need to pick up a report for someone else?

Unless you bring a notarized release from that person, their information will be edited out of the report. If there are juveniles listed in a report all of their information will be edited out unless a parent or guardian submits a copy of their birth certificate.

I need to get a copy of an accident.

Per UCA 41-6a-404 (3)(a) traffic accidents are protected and will only be released to:

A person involved in the accident, excluding a witness to the accident
A person suffering loss or injury in the accident
An agent, parent or legal guardian of a person (must have proof)

Please give us 5 to 10 days following the accident to process the information before requesting a copy.

I still have questions, who can I talk to?

If you have any questions, please contact us at 801-955-2000 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8am to 5pm.

Crime Statistics

The Taylorsville City Police Department is pleased to present our Citizens with online and updated dynamic crime statistics. You can look at statistics Citywide or click on your own address to find out what is happening in your neighborhood. Our Statistics pages are loaded with current information including Maps of police services.

Click Here For Crime Statistics