Lehi City - Police Department

Department	Address (Click to see map)	Phone	After Hours	Fax
Administration	153 North 100 East	768-7100		768-7101
Ambulance	176 North Center St.	768-7140
Animal Control	580 West State St.	768-7110
Arts Center	685 North Center St.	766-0912
Building & Inspections	99 West Main St.	768-7120		768-7122
Cemetery	1100 North 400 East	768-7170
Cemetery Arrangement	153 North 100 East	768-7100		768-7101
Chamber of Commerce	235 East State St.	836-0836	836-0836	766-8599
Fire	176 North Center St.	768-7130	375-3601
Garbage Collection		785-3000
Hutchings Museum	55 North Center St.	768-7180
Justice Court	154 North Center St.	768-7160		766-8405
Legacy Center	123 North Center St.	768-7124
Library	110 North Center St.	768-7150		766-8856
Parks	439 West 300 North	768-7102
Park Reservations	425 West 300 North	768-7100		768-7101
Planning & Zoning	99 West Main St. Suite 100	768-7120		768-7122
Police	580 West State St.	768-7110	343-4100	768-7115
Power	560 West Glen Carter Drive	768-4833	376-0681
Rippy Literacy Center	120 North Center St.	407-1025
Senior Citizens	123 North Center St.	768-7165
Streets	450 West 300 North	768-7102	836-1072
Swimming Pool	123 North Center St.	768-7124
Water & Sewer	2538 North 300 West	768-7102	836-1045	768-1575
Youth Peer Court	154 North Center St.	722-8655		766-8405

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"Fostering public trust" is the statement you will find written on each of our police vehicles. I feel very strongly about keeping our community safe and fostering the public's trust. Having the trust of our community is paramount and what we, as a department, are committed to. The officers of this department are trained and tested in every aspect of serving and protecting our community. I have respect for and am very proud of each and every officer of this department. United with the community we will continue to keep Lehi a safe and secure place to live.

Chad Smith
Chief of Police

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Clean Out Your Cabinet
Pharmaceutical Disposal

The Lehi City Police Department is excited to be participating in ‘Clean Out Your Cabinet’. This program is designated to give citizens the opportunity to dispose of their unwanted and/or expired pharmaceutical (over the counter or prescription) medication without flushing them down the toilet and contaminating local water supplies. The collected medications will be documented and commercially incinerated. No information will be gathered from anyone wishing to drop medications off at the Lehi Police Department throughout the year. All we do ask is that you do not bring any needles or illegal drugs such as Marijuana, Heroin, or Cocaine; they cannot be accepted.

Programs like the ‘Clean Out Your Cabinet’ work in conjunction with permanent disposal sites located throughout the county. The Lehi Police Department has recently acquired a permanent collection box located within the Police Department. Pharmaceutical medications can be deposited in the container during business hours, Monday thru Thursday, 7AM-6PM. If a citizen has some medication to drop off outside of those hours, and cannot come back during regular business hours, they may contact Dispatch to see if it would be possible for an officer to meet them at the Police Department to assist them in dropping off their medication. We look forward to this program forging a stronger relationship between the great citizens of Lehi and your Lehi Police Department.
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Sat. December 19th, 2009 Lehi Police Department Kids, Cops & Christmas

Sub For Santa at Texas Road House in Lehi
Monday, November 16, Officers of the Lehi Police department were serving out dinners at the Texas Road House in order to raise money for Sub For Santa. A total of $2,142.10 was donated by the many generous patrons that night. All proceeds raised will go to the needs of local children.

**Special Thanks to Texas Road House!

Lehi Police Sobriety Check Point
Sept. 2009

Lehi Police Department in conjunction with Utah Highway Patrol and neighboring agencies conducted a sobriety check point on Sept 4^th 2009 between the hours of 10pm – 3am at 860 West State Street, Lehi. A total number of 826 cars passed through the check point, resulting in 7 alcohol arrests, 16 misdemeanor arrests, 6 DUI arrests, 11 traffic violations, 8 arrests for outstanding warrants and 5 vehicle impounds for improperly registered vehicles.

“Impaired driving is unacceptable and we, as a police department, are committed to get these type of drivers off the road. We are going to continue this type of proactive enforcement to make this a safer community” said Lehi Police Chief Chad Smith.

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Volunteers In Police Service

The Lehi Police Department is very excited to begin the VIPS Program. We are begining to accept applications for individuals interested in filling these positions. This volunteer postion will give citizens the opportunity to be involved in their community and neighborhoods through direct involvment with the police department. Please contact Corporal Chris Hadlock at the Lehi Police Department with any questions. (801) 768-7110. For an application click here.

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The mission of the Lehi Police Department is to provide a safe and secure community by delivering professional and courteous services as determined in partnership with Lehi citizens. In order to accomplish this, the Lehi Police Department is dedicated to the following values: 1. Fostering public trust, 2. Ethical judgments, 3. Pro-active prevention and enforcement, 4. Creative service delivery, and 5. Fairness in enforcement of the law.

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