Clearfield City
Police Department
Call Us
Non Emergency Dispatch
801.525.2806
Command Staff
801.525.2800
Investigations
801.525.2831
Patrol Division
801.525.2821
Records Division
801.525.2812
Administrative Services
801.525.2835
(Community Policing/Schedule Tour)
Business Office
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday
(except major holidays)
Weekly Police Data
Blotter March 7-13
Blotter Feb 28 – Mar 6
Blotter February-21-27
Blotter Feb 7 – 13
Jan 24-30 Blotter
January 24-30 Blotter
Jan 17 -23 Blotter
Jan 10-16 Blotter
Jan 3 – 9 Blotter
Tip a Cop
Chief Kelly Bennett
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
Police Policies
Send Us Your Feedback
Clearfield City
Police Department Facebook
This week we are celebrating our amazing, dedicated, and professional dispatchers. Help us celebrate by sending a message thanking the men and women that answer your calls every day of the year at every hour of the day. Thank you Clearfield City Dispatchers!!! #Dispatchers #911saveslives #NPSTW2021 #NPSTW
Our thoughts and prayers are with the two Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office deputies that were shot earlier this morning. Wishing the entire department peace and comfort.
We had so much fun helping some kids from Hill Field Elementary get some shoes today. If you ask us we were pretty good at picking out some mean kicks!
Davis School District
Our officers received teal bows from Safe Harbor Crisis Center to put up outside the City building as a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Approximately 1 in 3 women in Utah will experience some form of sexual violence in their lifetime, and it is important to be aware of resources that can help you or a loved one if you need them. Visit safeharborhope.org/services/prevention-education/ to learn about sexual assault prevention and what you can do to help those in need. If you are experiencing domestic abuse or have experienced a sexual assault, you can contact Safe Harbor 24/7 for help at 801-444-9161.
Police Resources
Sex Offender Registration
Contact our Police Records Specialist to schedule an appointment.
Bettina Griffeth
801-525-2812