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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.
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You may request copies of police records and supports with the form below. Please bring physical record request forms to the front desk of the city building along with the record request fee. If submitted online, a fee can be paid over the phone or in person upon pick up.
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If you fail to appear, the court may issue a warrant for your arrest.
If you are issued a Clearfield Police Department Uniform Citation or Information and Summons to Appear then you, the defendant, were given notice to appear in The Clearfield Justice Court not less than (5) five nor more than (14) fourteen days after issuance of the citation, or as directed by the court. You may pay your citation in person at Clearfield City courts or online.
Contact Clearfield Court at 801-525-2760 for more information.
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
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We are SOOOO excited for the 2022 Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show. Traffic will be congested near 650 N Main Street. There is free parking and shuttles at the Utah Transit Authority - UTA Station located at 1250 S State. Shuttles will also be available at Northridge High School and the WSU Davis Campus. #warriorsoverthewasatch #HAFB #thunderbirds
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Fireworks go on sale this week. As a reminder, here is when you can discharge fireworks. If you choose to have fireworks, USE EXTREME CAUTION since we are in a severe drought.
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If you recognize the reflective pants or the male walking away from the house, please give us a call. They were involved in a string of auto burglaries east of Main Street and South of Antelope Drive (Clearfield/Layton border).
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We believe it was a stolen vehicle from a previous incident.
No but someone stoled my husband work tools weeks ago!! It had to be more than one! Hopefully you get them soon! This was the day prior we believe he was scanning our house!! 
Any information on the type of vehicle that he and the other person seen running on the street got into?
They stole my toothpicks!!!
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Today we responded on 16 auto burglaries and we are confident more will be reported. Nearly every burglary involved an unlocked vehicle. If you leave the keys in the vehicle, they will take it. They use the stolen vehicle to commit other burglaries and when they find a different vehicle with keys, they dump the previous stolen vehicle and use the new vehicle. To them, it is a game; however, we do not find it amusing. Please help us by locking your vehicles and removing valuables, including KEYS. If you see something suspicious please call the police department. Share the word since this is occurring in nearly every northern Davis County community.
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Can confirm, they took my car last March when I accidentally left the keys in it overnight. Having your car stolen from your driveway at night is a pretty violating experience. We cleaned up our garage and ever since then the cars stay in there at night.
It’s just a matter of time, they will be caught and I hope they get the full extent of the law!!
These clowns tried breaking into my son's car last night. Luckily it was locked and my neighbor so happened to be walking out of his house at that time and scared them off. This is in Clinton City, wondering if it's the same jerks in clearfield?
Would let me post more than one pic...
Jeff Fredrickson 🤔 saw this post right after yours!
I had multiple neighbors cars broken into, they even tried my car door but it was locked. We keep our outdoor lights on every night which didn’t deter these guys. My cameras showed two cars that might’ve been tag teaming or it was another car that happened to be driving down the road and slowed down when they saw this car in front of my house. From the looks of it they took off and didn’t go to my neighbors next door. The guy was dressed just like the one shown in the comments. They had a grey sweater and dark pants on. I hope these jerks get caught! Mine took place about 3:20am a few days ago!
Maximilian Alexander
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