Utah County Sheriff’s Office

Active Incidents

For crimes in progress and life-threatening emergencies, please dial 911. 

Urgent Issues 

For other urgent issues, contact dispatch at (801) 794-3970. 

 Animal Control 

For domesticated animal control, call the Sheriff’s Non-Emergency Dispatch at (801) 798-5600. You can also call this number to file a report or talk to a deputy. 

For issues involving wild animals, contact the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources at (801) 491-5678.

Police Reports & More

If you wish to file a complaint, request a police report, see the list of the most wanted criminals in Utah County, or report illegal activities, visit the Utah County Sheriff’s Office homepage.

Lost & Found

If you’ve lost an item or found an item to turn in, please call the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Eagle Mountain substation at (801) 798-5600.

Prescription Disposal

You can drop off expired or unused prescription drugs in person at the Eagle Mountain substation located at 1650 E Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain, Utah. 

Fingerprinting

For fingerprinting services, please schedule an appointment by calling the Eagle Mountain substation at (801) 798-5600.

S.A.F.E. Programs

The Sheriff’s Office offers many free classes to help residents protect themselves and their loved ones. Below are some established programs and presentation topics. You can contact the Utah County Sheriff’s Office to arrange a free presentation for your community group.

Neighborhood Watch

Neighborhood Watch is a community-based program that encourages residents to work together with local law enforcement to prevent crime and enhance safety.

By staying alert and reporting suspicious activities, neighbors help protect one another and create a stronger, more connected community. Through regular communication and shared responsibility, Neighborhood Watch fosters a quality approach to maintaining the safety and well-being of Eagle Mountain’s neighborhoods.

Suicide Prevention Training

Looking after your emotional wellness

We offer a 1.5-2 hour QPR training (Question, Persuade, Refer) for anyone interested in learning how to help those at risk of suicide. This training is currently offered for scheduling for individual or groups in January, June, and November.

You are their first line of defense because you are in their everyday life. QPR uses your role as a friend, not as a counselor to help those in need.

In this training, we cover: 

• Signs to look for 
• Who’s at high risk for suicide 
• How to communicate and talk about emotions 
• Next steps to get them the help they need 

This training is currently offered for scheduling for individual groups. You can contact Cami Brown (camillab@utahcounty.gov) or Steacey Johnson (steaceyj@utahcounty.gov) to arrange a presentation.

Scouts Merit Badges

Scout’s Honor

The Sheriff’s office offers scout badges as part of a program that teaches scouts about law enforcement and public safety. Through interactive activities and educational sessions, scouts can earn badges while gaining a better understanding of the duties and responsibilities of the Sheriff’s office.

• Fingerprinting Merit Badge: Class on fingerprinting and basic crime prevention. 
• Crime Prevention Merit Badge: Class on crime prevention following the requirements for the merit badge. 

Volunteers in Police Service

The Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) program engages community members to support law enforcement agencies by assisting with non-enforcement tasks.

Volunteers help with administrative duties, community outreach, and special events, allowing officers to focus on critical responsibilities. This program strengthens partnerships between the police and the community, enhancing public safety and trust.