Lehi City Police Department

05/21/2026

Congratulations to the newest graduates from Lehi High School!

05/21/2026

05/21/2026

Maybe this will help clear up some of the confusion felt by many, including us, regarding the new law.

05/20/2026

******UPDATE******OWNER LOCATED******
FOUND HORSE – RUNNING AT LARGE

Lehi City Police Department/Animal Control is attempting to locate the owner of a horse found running at large in the area of 1700 N 300 W. The horse was wearing a saddle at the time it was found.

If you are the owner or know who this horse belongs to, please contact Utah County Dispatch at 801-798-5600 as soon as possible.

Please share to help reunite this horse with its owner.

05/13/2026

Upcoming road closures for construction

🚧UDOT Update: Upcoming road work on 2100 North starting May 17 🚧

Starting May 17, there will be daytime and nighttime closures on 2100 N near the I-15 interchange. These closures are necessary to help crews set up for future project phasing and the proposed design for the area.

There will be two lane closures for about 5 weeks:

-EB 2100 N to State Street – Left lane closed
-EB 2100 N to 1200 W – Down to one lane, overnight only
-Bike lane closed – Moved to sidewalk shared use path

Check out the map and plan your route accordingly!

05/12/2026

05/11/2026

More evidence that we serve in the best community! This is Mark Babb, he just donated 20 combination window punch/seat belt cutters to our Patrol Division.

Mark saw a show where Officers were struggling to break a window to access injured passengers in a vehicle collision. Mark doesn't want that type of situation to happen in his community, so he went out and purchased these and made the donation to help Officers during emergency situations.

05/07/2026

We're sure everyone has heard something about the new Utah law (HB 381) that went into effect yesterday. For those who ride anything electric, it involves some pretty big changes to what was on the books before.

Here's some of the highlights of the new law:

👶 Kids under 8-years-old can't ride electric on public roads. If you are under 16-years-old, you can't ride Class 3 (20+ mph). Additionally, children ages 8–15-years-old need to be riding under the DIRECT supervision of a parent. Direct means that the parent can see and at least yell at the child, should they be doing something that needs to be corrected. The Department of Public Safety is working on developing an online safety course that the child may take to eliminate the direct supervision requirement.

⚡ Sur Rons and other machines like it that go 20MPH+ without peddling, are classified as e-motorcycles and cannot be on any public road. Since they are now classified as motorcycles, they will fall under licensing and insurance requirements. If the riders are under 18, the officer can cite and hold the e-motorcycle which can then only be released to a parent.

🍺 DUI and Open Container laws apply to all electric bikes (all classes), scooters, and motorcycles. Open Container laws apply to passengers as well.

🪖 Under 21, you'll need to be wearing a helmet. CPSC Standard helmets for e-bikes (all classes) and DOT Standard helmets for e-motorcycles.

🔧 Spent some money modding your e-bike in order to go faster? Yep, Illegal. It carries $100 fine for first offense and $250 for all subsequent offenses.