Price City Police Department

Price City Police Department Price City PD serves the citizens of Price City & Carbon County

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Complaint? The Price City Police Department serves the people of Price City, Utah, a community of approximately 8,700 people that is located in Carbon County. Price City Police Department handles approximately 9,700 calls for service each year. Price City Police Department currently has 19 sworn law enforcement office

rs, 1 ordinance compliance / animal control officer, and 3 non-sworn civil employees. The Price City Police Department is divided into divisions of Patrol, Investigations, and Administration. Price City Police is also the host agency of the Carbon Metro Drug Task Force which provides services to all of Carbon County and assists jurisdictions throughout the State of Utah. The Mission Statement of the Price City Police Department:

A society free from crime and disorder remains an unachieved ideal; nevertheless, consistent with the values of a free society, it is the primary objective of the Price City Police Department to as closely as possible approach that ideal. In so doing, the Department's role is to enforce the law in a fair and impartial manner, recognizing both the statutory and judicial limitations of police authority and the constitutional rights of all persons. It is not the role of the Department to legislate, to render legal judgments, or to punish. The men and women of the Price City Police Department take pride in providing professional police service to the community they have sworn to protect. The Price City Police Department is committed to serving all citizens equally, in a manner that is both professional and transparent. We also promote the Mission Statement of Price City:

The mission of Price City is to protect and promote the welfare of all citizens by ensuring exceptional service and leadership through communication, cooperation, and creativity. Social Media Comment Policy
Posts/comments on a Price City Police Department (PCPD) managed social media web site containing any of the following inappropriate forms of content are not to be permitted and are subject to removal by the Chief of Police or his/her designees:

a. Profane, obscene, discriminatory, or pornographic content and/or language;
b. Content that could compromise an ongoing investigation;
c. Personal identifying information of any person, except as allowed under the Freedom of Information Act;
d. Defamatory or personal attacks;
e. Threats to any person or organization;
f. Posts/comments in support of, or in opposition to, any political campaigns or ballot measures;
g. Solicitation of commerce, including but not limited to advertising of any business or product for sale;
h. Conduct in violation of any federal, state or local law;
i. Encouragement of illegal activity;
j. Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems; or
k. Content that violates a legal ownership interest, such as a copyright or trademark, of any party. Repeated or egregious violations of this policy may result in being “banned”, or disabled from the ability to post further comments. Additionally, we ask that friends/family of PCPD personnel do not “tag” personnel (linking those police employees to any personal social media accounts they may have) in posts/comments on Price City Police Department managed social media sites, both to protect police personnel privacy and for safety concerns. The Price City Police Department (PCPD) use of social media is provided as a public service to increase communication with the community. This page is not constantly monitored, and should never be used to report crimes or requests for police service. The PCPD disclaims liability for comments on its social media pages posted by any person or entity other than the Price City Police Department official account, and inclusion of comments does not imply endorsement by the PCPD. Furthermore, the PCPD disclaims liability for ads, links, videos, promoted content or comments accessible from any external web page. The responsibility for external content or comments rests with the organizations or individuals providing them. Any inclusion of external content or comments does not imply endorsement by the PCPD. The PCPD cannot edit any posts made by others on its social media sites, however, the PCPD reserves the right to remove or hide comments that do not adhere to our post/comment policy.

Happy Father’s Day to all those fathers, stepfathers, godfathers, fathers-in-law, and father figures who continue to sho...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all those fathers, stepfathers, godfathers, fathers-in-law, and father figures who continue to show up and make a difference every day through their love, guidance, strength, and support.

To the first responder fathers, thank you for the sacrifices you make every day for the love of our community—both at home and in service to others.

06/12/2026

*Sound On*

Cases   and  Dates: June 7, 2026 & June 11, 2026Times: 0206 Hours and 0130 HoursLocations: 121 N. Carbonville Road / 655...
06/12/2026

Cases and
Dates: June 7, 2026 & June 11, 2026
Times: 0206 Hours and 0130 Hours
Locations: 121 N. Carbonville Road / 655 E. Main Street

Two separate accidents have caused substantial damage in suspected DUI crashes within Price City.

On June 7, 2026 at 0206 hours, officers were dispatched to the Market Express Chevron on a report of a vehicle driving through the building. The vehicle subsequently left the scene and was found a short time later. The incident involved a juvenile driver who is being referred on a charge of DUI among several other charges. The damage caused in this incident is substantial.

On June 11, 2026 around 0130 hours, an officer observed a crashed vehicle at the Greenwell Inn with a light pole lying on the side of the road. The driver left the scene and was located a short-time later by officers and taken into custody following a short foot pursuit. This driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI among several other charges.

Drinking alcohol slows reaction time, weakens judgement, and reduces coordination making crashes much more likely. More importantly, it puts passengers, other drivers, and pedestrians at risk. Drunk driving crashes kill thousands of people each year and both of these instances could have easily led to someone getting seriously hurt or killed.

Have a designated driver, plan ahead, and especially for parents of juveniles: nothing good happens after midnight.

*The individuals referred and/or arrested are presumed innocent*

First Responder Friday on National Donut Day at the Carbon County Fair!!! Get the donuts while they last at our tent. Sg...
06/05/2026

First Responder Friday on National Donut Day at the Carbon County Fair!!! Get the donuts while they last at our tent. Sgt. Sackett is also offering babysitting services 😊

~ We honor and remember the brave service members who have died while serving our country ~In observance of Memorial Day...
05/25/2026

~ We honor and remember the brave service members who have died while serving our country ~

In observance of Memorial Day, our office will be closed. Call dispatch if you need an officer (435.637.0890)

Gentle Giant....What a career and legacy this man leaves behind. Cpt. Roper was a positive influence on many members of ...
05/15/2026

Gentle Giant....

What a career and legacy this man leaves behind. Cpt. Roper was a positive influence on many members of this department. The example he set every day epitomizes leadership. His 34+ years in law enforcement represented a lifetime of sacrifice made for the love of his community. It’s rare to find someone anymore who will stay with a single department for their entire career; that loyalty speaks volumes.

As we finish National Police Week, we want to recognize Cpt. Roper and all law enforcement officers who carry the heavy burden this profession places on an officer and their families. We are especially grateful for experienced men and women with decades of service who are still working, who have helped mold and mentor our current officers and who will hopefully stick around to mentor those yet to come. The value of experience cannot be quantified.

We are blessed to live in such an amazing community and blessed to have the amazing men and women protecting and serving us.

Happy National Police Week =)

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