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Click on the image above to send a general "Tip a Cop" message.
You can also call our Tip Line at 491-5598
Springville Police Department is announcing a new Police Tip-Line!
Call 491-5598
You can leave information 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. You can be anonymous or you can leave a call back number. You might also leave information on The City’s website.
Help us fight crime!
Emergency: Call 911
Tip-Line: 491-5598
Business calls: (801) 489-9421
Working together we can make Springville a safer place to live.
Each year Springville Police Department handles thousands of calls for service. In 2006 Springville Police Department handled 10680 calls. This number is consistent with surrounding communities our size. Hundreds of these calls for service are “preventable” crimes. Don’t set yourself up to be a victim. The following tips can go a long way to preventing you from becoming a statistic.
When away from home or even while at home Lock your Doors.
Always secure yard tools and other valuables after use.
Never leave an open garage unattended.
Never leave your vehicle running unattended even for a few moments.
Keep your vehicle locked , and valuables inside out of plain sight.
Store prescription medication in a secure location since it is the target of most home burglaries.
Report suspicious activity immediately. Don’t wait, and don’t warn suspicious individuals you are contacting the police. It is much easier and more effective for officers to make contact with a suspicious individual than it is to take a report and wait for a crime to occur later.
Springville Police Department is here to serve you and we look forward for the opportunity, if you have questions, or concerns please call us any time of day or night.
Scott Finlayson
Public Safety Director
(801) 491-8913
(801) 489-7726 (fax)