🚗📱 A moment of distraction behind the wheel can have serious consequences. TVPD reminds drivers that staying focused can make all the difference. Whether it's checking your phone, adjusting the music or letting your mind wander, distractions can put lives at risk. 1/2
Did you know, for instance, that reading or sending a text takes your eyes off the road for five seconds? At 55 mph, that's like driving a football field with your eyes closed. Stay focused, put the phone down and help keep our roads safe! highwaysafety.utah.gov
🏅 For our next TVPD awards spotlight, we’re recognizing an entire team: the Violent Crimes Unit including Sgt. Hill and Detectives Tan, O’Neil, Smith, Dean, Fullwood and Johnson. Congratulations and very well deserved! See details at: taylorsvilleut.gov/Home/Comp…
👮♂️ Congratulations to Bennion Elementary’s new Student Safety Patrol members! These young leaders were recently sworn in and are ready to help keep their classmates safe while setting an example of responsibility, leadership and service. 1/2
A special thanks to Deputy Chief Lloyd, Mayor Overson, Bennion Elementary teachers and staff, and the families who support these students. We’re proud of these young leaders for stepping up and making a difference in their school and community! #TVPDUtah #TVPDCommunityPolicing
🚲⚡ E-bikes and other electric rides can be a great way to get around, but not every high-powered bike follows the same rules as a standard e-bike. As high-powered bikes become more common, TVPD wants to help riders know how these devices may differ and what the rules are. 1/2
🏅 Our TVPD awards spotlight now turns to Evidence Manager Stephens, recipient of the Civilian Employee of the Year award at Taylorsville’s 30th annual City Awards Night. Since taking over the role in November 2024, Stephens has cleared years of backlogged evidence. 1/2
In 2025 alone, he received and checked in more than 4,400 items and cleared nearly 2,800 for destruction or conversion. You can read more about him and all of this year’s TVPD and Taylorsville City award recipients: taylorsvilleut.gov/Home/Comp…
🏅 Our latest TVPD award spotlight recognizes Det. O’Neil, recipient of the Detective of the Year award at Taylorsville’s 30th annual City Awards Night. Det. O’Neil was honored for her exceptional investigative work, persistence and dedication to advocating for victims. 1/2
Her colleagues praise not only the skill and determination she brings to complex cases but also the compassion and care she shows victims throughout the process. Congratulations to Det. O’Neil! Read more about her and all of this year’s honorees at: taylorsvilleut.gov/Home/Comp…
🏅 Our TVPD award spotlight now turns to Officer Jones, named Officer of the Year at Taylorsville’s 30th annual City Awards Night. Since joining TVPD in 2024, Officer Jones has quickly become a valued member of the department. 1/2
Supervisors praise his strong work ethic, sound judgment, attention to officer safety and willingness to step up when needed. Congratulations to Officer Jones! Read more about him and all of this year’s TVPD and Taylorsville City award recipients at: taylorsvilleut.gov/Home/Comp…
👏 Thank you to everyone who joined Saturday’s CERT meeting at Taylorsville City Hall! We’re grateful to the Taylorsville Public Safety Committee and all who helped organize the meeting, provide first aid training and share information about emergency preparedness. 1/2
Interested in staying involved? Fill out the CERT Citizen Interest Form here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
🚨 Being prepared can make a big difference in an emergency. If you’re interested in learning how to help your neighborhood prepare for and respond to disasters, check out Saturday’s CERT meeting and training at Taylorsville City Hall. A little preparation can go a long way!
🦺 Learn how you can help your neighborhood prepare for emergencies! The Public Safety Committee is holding a public Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) meeting this Saturday, Sept. 26, at 9 a.m. at City Hall, 2600 W. Taylorsville Blvd. See details: taylorsvilleut.gov/Home/Comp…
👏 TVPD is proud to recognize Sgt. Carver and Officer Goodson as Employees of the Month! Congratulations to both, and thank you for your outstanding service to Team Taylorsville and our community! Read more about them and our other honorees at: taylorsvilleut.gov/services/… #TVPDUtah
Thank you to all the local interfaith church groups who came together in the spirit of the 9/11 Day of Service to show their appreciation for the men and women who serve our community. The group hosted a special breakfast for TVPD officers and fire crews. We are grateful!
TVPD was honored to join numerous public safety agencies for a service project connected to the Major Brent Taylor Foundation's 9/11 Project. We greatly appreciate the foundation for creating opportunities to remember, honor and serve. See more at: majorbrenttaylor.com
