Davis County Sheriff's Office

05/29/2026

Thank you to our employees for supporting our recent snack drive.

The donations collected were recently delivered to support a community-wide effort benefiting local elementary students participating in summer programs through Davis School District.

We appreciate everyone who contributed, as well as Davis School District Federal Programs and North Davis Communities that Care for helping make this effort possible and supporting youth in our community.

05/28/2026

Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and members of the Davis County Sheriff's Search and Rescue team following the loss of longtime volunteer Jason "Chappy" Chapman.

Thank you to KSL for recognizing his years of service and dedication to the community.

The Davis County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue team paid their respects this week to one of their longtime members whose life was recently cut short.

05/22/2026

The Davis County Sheriff’s Office and Kaysville Police Department are aware of social media posts circulating that encourage juveniles to gather in our local communities and engage in unsafe and illegal behavior.

We want to remind the community that behavior creating safety risks, damaging property, disrupting businesses, or placing others at risk will not be tolerated. Additional law enforcement presence will be in the area, and enforcement action will be taken when appropriate.

Parents, please know where your children are, who they are with, and what their plans are for this weekend. We’ve recently had several cases that have caused disruption, property damage and safety risks due to these gatherings. A quick conversation can go a long way.

05/21/2026

Parents, comment your guess below 👇
Where do you think MOST online conversations happen?

When people think about online conversations, social media is often the first thing that comes to mind. But kids connect in many places online - gaming platforms, messaging features, videos, livestreams, and more.

Apps change. Conversations happen everywhere.

05/19/2026

🚨 Do you live in a wildfire evacuation zone? Many people aren't sure until an emergency happens.

Wildfire season is approaching, and being prepared before an evacuation can make all the difference for your family, pets, home, and peace of mind.

Join this upcoming Town Hall to learn:
🔥What wildfire risks exist in Davis County
🏠 Steps you can take now to help protect your home
🚗How evacuation zones work and what to expect
🐾Tips for preparing your family and pets

📅Thursday, May 21
⏱️7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
📍Davis County EOC
851 W Clark Ln, Farmington

Can't attend in person? Virtual options are available.

05/18/2026

05/15/2026

Law Enforcement Investigating Threat Report Near West Point Junior High

At approximately 1:06 p.m., Davis County Communications Center received a 911 call showing close proximity to West Point Junior High. This call promptly disconnected. At approximately 1:09 p.m., a second call was received referencing explosives and threatened violence toward West Point Junior High.

Deputies were immediately dispatched at approximately 1:10 p.m., and the first officer arrived on scene at approximately 1:12 p.m. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded and conducted coordinated searches of the school, classrooms, surrounding property, and nearby areas.

Out of an abundance of caution, several surrounding schools implemented secure hold procedures while law enforcement and school officials assessed the threat's credibility and ensured the safety of students and staff.

At this time, no credible threats or hazardous devices have been located.

The school day concluded under normal dismissal procedures, including standard parent pick-up and bus transportation operations.

The Davis County Sheriff’s Office, Davis School District, and assisting agencies remain involved as the investigation continues. An after-action review will also be conducted with the school district.

Investigators believe the individuals connected to the calls have been identified. Additional information will be released as appropriate as the investigation continues.

05/14/2026

Today, as flags across the nation fly at half-staff in observance of Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to remember the law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others.

While we held our memorial ceremony last week, honoring our fallen continues beyond a single day. Each year, members of the Honor Guard take time to clean and prepare the resting places of fallen Davis County deputies before flowers are placed—a quiet act of respect and remembrance.

Because remembering isn't limited to a ceremony—it lives on in the traditions, service and people who continue to honor them.

Their service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. 💙