The mission of the Centerville Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in our community through preventing, detecting, and controlling crime, preserving the peace, and securing a safe environment to all residents, businesses, and guests of Centerville. We recognize the necessity to treat all persons with dignity and respect and pledge ourselves to integrity, professionalism, and the non-prejudicial delivery of police services throughout the community.
The Centerville Police Department is proud of its heritage and recognizes that its reputation as an outstanding law enforcement agency has been accomplished through the hard work and dedication of its members.
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Submit an online request for accident records and other records requests. After your form is submitted the records staff will contact you in approximately 10 days.
Centerville Police in collaboration with several other Wasatch Front police agencies is seeking public assistance in locating Julia Amelia Higbee, AKA Julia Herzog, a 41 year old female, for numerous property and identity fraud crimes. Agencies including Centerville, Layton, North Salt Lake, Logan, Brigham City, Salt Lake City, and Cottonwood Heights currently have active investigations into Julia Higbee’s criminal activities. Julia has three “No Bail” warrants issued for her arrest from the Second District Court and is a suspect in several other cases. Julia had a hearing for sentencing which was set in December of 2011 and failed to appear.
The Centerville Police Department is dedicated to the safety and security of its citizens and persons traveling throughout the city. In recent years, there has been an increased use of motor-assisted scooters and what are being called pocket bikes or scaled down motorcycles. While these products provide a fun and exciting means of transportation for those who are riding them, they also cause concerns regarding traffic and pedestrian safety.
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Centerville Police Department
250 N. Main Street
Centerville, UT 84014
Phone (801) 292-8441
Fax (801) 296-2078
In case of fire, medical or police emergencies, call 9-1-1
