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Tooele City Police Department Details Operational Structure and Division Roles

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Tooele City and Roosevelt City both provided updates regarding their respective police department operations and structures in recent communications.

Key takeaways

  • The Tooele City Police Department responds to over 17,000 calls for service every year.
  • Chief Adrian Day has led the Tooele City Police Department since being sworn in on July 7, 2021.
  • Tooele's police force consists of 40 sworn officers and nine civilian staff members.
  • The Roosevelt City Police Department provides law enforcement services for Roosevelt City.

The TooeLE City Police Department continues to manage more than 17,000 annual calls for service through a specialized organizational structure led by Chief Adrian Day, according to recent information from the city.

Department Personnel and Structure

The Tooele City Police Department is composed of 40 sworn officers and nine civilian employees. The department operates through three primary divisions: Patrol, Investigations, and Operational Support Services.

Primary Police Divisions Explained

The Patrol Division includes SWAT and animal hearings, while the Investigations Division manages special victims, property and major crimes, a task force, and the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit. The Operational Support Services division handles evidence, records, and ordinance compliance.

Animal Control and Ordinance Compliance

The City of Tooele noted that its Animal Control and Ordinance Compliance division focuses on neighborhood integrity and property values by addressing complaints regarding dangerous or unsightly situations on private properties. The city also maintains a process for aggressive animal hearing applications, which must be filed within 30 days of impoundment.

Roosevelt City Police Presence

Roosevelt City also maintains an active police department to serve its community, according to city records.

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