Clearfield City
Police Department

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Non Emergency Dispatch
801.525.2806

Command Staff
801.525.2800

Investigations
801.525.2834

Patrol Division
801.525.2821

Records Division
801.525.2812

Administrative Services
801.525.2843
(Community Policing/Schedule Tour)

Business Office
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday
(except major holidays)

24 Hour Dispatch

Weekly Police Data

May 15 to May 21

May 08 – May 14

May 01 – May 07

April 24 – April 30

April 17 – April 23

April 10 to April 16

03.20.22 – 03.26.22

03.13.22 – 03.19.22

02.22.22 – 02.26.22

2.6.22 – 2.12.22

01.16.22 – 01.22.22

01.02.22 – 01.08.22

12.12.21 to 12.18.21

12.5.21 to 12.11.21

11.28.21 to 12.04.21

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Autism Awareness Enrollment

Help us serve and protect those with autism.

The Clearfield Police Department Autism Awareness Enrollment is intended to help law enforcement, EMS, Fire, and other emergency responders communicate and interact with individuals with autism. This voluntary enrollment form provides critical information for emergency personnel responding to a scene or contacting an individual.

Submitted forms will be entered into the Clearfield Police Department Records Management System and accessible by the Clearfield Dispatch Center. It is recommended that this form be updated yearly so first responders have current information when handling emergency and non-emergency situations.

Autism Awareness Form

Chief Kelly Bennett

Chief Kelly Bennett is currently the Chief of Police for Clearfield City Chief Bennett started his career in public safety in 1994 working as a dispatcher for Clearfield City and the Davis County Sheriff’s Office. He attended the Weber State University Police Academy and graduated in January of 1997. He has worked in a variety of positions in Clearfield and Davis County law enforcement. Chief Bennett was hired by the Clearfield City Police Department in 2003 as a detective assigned to manage the Clearfield City Dispatch Center and coordinate the Crime Free Housing Program.

In 2005, he was promoted to the rank of corporal and transferred to the patrol division. Shortly thereafter, he was promoted to the rank of sergeant in the patrol division and in 2010 transferred to the detective division. In 2014, he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and oversaw the patrol, records and code enforcement divisions. In June of 2017, he was promoted to the rank of assistant chief. Chief Bennett was appointed as Clearfield City’s Chief of Police in January of 2019. Chief Bennett has a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration

Assistant Chief Devin Rogers

Assistant Chief Devin Rogers started his career in law enforcement when hired as a patrol officer in the beginning of April 2004 by the Clearfield Police Department. In January 2007 he was transferred to the investigations division and spent the next 7.5 years working on a variety of cases including property crimes, people crimes, financial crimes, and had a special interest in gang investigations. In 2010 he was recognized as the “Police Officer of the Year” by the Utah Chief’s of Police Association. In 2014 he graduated Magna Cum Laude from Weber State University with a Bachelors in Criminal justice. Today, Devin is the Assistant Chief of Police of Clearfield City.

Police Policies

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Critical Incident Protocol

Body Camera

Outside Employment

Mobile Video

Unmanned Ariel Vehicles

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