The Mantua Police Department has announced a donation initiative titled "Patches for Appreciation," inviting community members to support the small law enforcement agency through monetary contributions. In exchange for donations of at least $10, the department offers official patches to donors as a gesture of gratitude.
Patch Donation Program Details
The Mantua Police Department, which operates as a smaller agency, noted that it does not typically supply patches to the general public. However, the department established this specific program to recognize those who provide financial assistance to help sustain local services.
According to official communications from the Town of Mantua, the department usually sends an official patch to any donor who contributes $10 or more. This initiative serves as a way for the agency to show its appreciation for community support while managing the needs of a smaller municipal force.
How to Donate
Residents interested in participating in the "Patches for Appreciation" program can facilitate their contributions through several methods. The Town of Mantua accepts donations in the form of cash, checks, or money orders.
To coordinate a donation or inquire about the process, community members are directed to contact the department via email at Kleblanc@mantuautah.gov.
Department Contact Information
The Mantua Police Department maintains its administrative offices at 409 N. Main Street in Mantua, Utah. The department's office hours are strictly scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
For administrative matters, the MPD Administration can be reached at (435) 723-7054, extension 6. For non-emergency dispatch needs, the community can utilize the dedicated line at (435) 856-7024.
Emergency Services
The department continues to operate under the guiding principle of "Always Honoring The Fallen." While the agency manages localized law enforcement needs, it remains accessible to the public through its established weekday morning hours and dedicated emergency dispatch services, which advise callers to dial 911 for all emergencies.
