Farmington Utah Police Department

02/23/2025

UPDATE: The suspects in this incident are still outstanding. Investigative efforts are ongoing as we seek to identify and apprehend the individuals involved. Any information from the public that may aid in the investigation can be submitted by calling the non-emergency dispatch line at (801) 298-6000. Information can also be submitted by email to [email protected]

On Saturday, February 22, 2025, at about 8:46 PM Farmington Police Department responded in the area of 1400 N. and Ridgewood Rd. on reports of a residential burglary in progress. The suspects fled from the scene shortly after police received the call. Significant containment and search efforts were deployed. During this incident, no one was harmed and no weapons were observed or displayed. Residents in the area are asked to report any suspicious activity to police immediately. This incident is actively under investigation and additional information will be provided as necessary. If members of the public have any security footage or any other information that may aid police in the investigation, please contact the Farmington Police Department at (801) 298-6000.

01/24/2024

Our phone system is back online! Thanks for your patience.

01/24/2024

The police department’s phone system is temporarily down, due to a system problem. For non-emergency calls, call Davis Counth Dispatch at (801) 451-5453. We will let you know as soon as the situation is resolved.

10/05/2023

We want to offer our sincere condolences to all the members of the Syracuse Police Department family. Heath was a great man and your loss saddens us all.

12/25/2022

12/25/2022

Santa dropped a surprise to the Farmington police department. Meet Snoop our new director of emotional and mental wellness. I am confident he will bring a calm and needed balance to our officers and smiles to all our visitors. Stop in to meet him staring Tuesday. Big thanks for the generous donation by Jeffery Poulton in Tremonton Utah!!!

11/15/2022

Thank you Police Coffee, for keeping our officers fueled up!

10/31/2022

Spread the word!!!

10/10/2022

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Please take some time to read the information below. Thanks and be safe!

Domestic violence is real issue that impacts our community on a regular basis. The pain, suffering, and collateral damage it causes within families, relationships, and the parties involved is significant and lasting. Because of this and the statistics that show that these crimes, more often than not, escalate in frequency and the level of violence, it is extremely important to seek help immediately.
If you are in a situation like this, whether an intimate partner, family member, child, parent, roommate, or are otherwise affected party, seek resources immediately. This can be done by calling police during such an emergency, by dialing 9-1-1, or even texting 9-1-1 (YES, you can actually send text messages to 9-1-1). These incidents can also be reported anytime by stopping into our police department or calling our non-emergency number. For our department information and additional information and resources on this matter, see below:

Farmington City Police Department
286 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Utah 84025
Non-emergency: (801) 451-5453

Cohabitant Abuse and Procedures Act:
https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title77/Chapter36/77-36.html

Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:
https://udvc.org/

Safe Harbor:
https://safeharborhope.org/

Utah Courts:
https://www.utcourts.gov/

National Domestic Violence Hotline:
https://www.thehotline.org/

https://www.addictions.com/domestic-violence-resources/

Substance abuse increases the risk of becoming a victim of domestic violence. We curated 40 valuable resources to help break the cycle.

08/01/2022

If you lost a cell phone over the weekend, in the area of the Glover Lane overpass, we have it. Call (801) 451-5453

07/29/2022

Media Release

** UPDATE ** – Runaway Juveniles

Farmington Police is happy to report that the juveniles previously reported on have been located and are in police custody. The juveniles are in the process of being reunited with their parents.

Farmington Police would like to thank all of the police agencies, federal partners, and media outlets that assisted in this effort.