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AMERCIAN FORK POLICE DEPARTMENT
MISSION STATEMENT

The American Fork Police Department

upholds the rule of law, defends life and property,

and insures the safety and security of its citizens.

The men and women of the American Fork Police Department consider it an honor to serve this great community. AFPD is made up of 33 sworn officers and 8 civilian employees who serve a population of 36,000 people (American Fork - 26,000, and Cedar Hills - 10,000). We take our stewardship very seriously and would welcome any opportunity to communicate with you concerning crime prevention, case status, respond to questions concerning interaction with our officers, and address any comments you have (positive and negative) about our service to the community. Please feel free to contact the appropriate person listed below. Thanks for partnering with us in making this a great city.

Patrol Division Lt. Sam Liddiard 763-3020

Detective Division Lt. Darren Falslev 763-3020

Chief of Police Chief Lance Call 763-3020

Police Announcements

AFPD Crime Prevention Tips While on Vacation - Wednesday, May 18, 2011

The police department would like to invite you to read the monthly crime prevention bulletin at the web address listed below. These bulletins have great information on ways to prevent crime in the community. If you have any additional questions regarding these suggestions, please feel free to contact us.

http://cpc.crimepreventionoutreach.com/news/3431

AFPD Now on Twitter and Facebook! - Wednesday, May 18, 2011

AFPD is pleased to announce we are now on Twitter and Facebook. Recieve timely public safety notices, attempt-to-locate alerts (ATLs), missing or lost persons (children & adults) alerts, and updates detailing directed traffic enforcement areas. We welcome the public's participation in maintaining the great community we live in.

Like us on Facebook.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/AFPolice

Seat Belt Enforcement Campaign Announced - Wednesday, May 18, 2011

AFPD will be conducting a seat belt enforcement campaign starting on Sunday, May 22 and running through Saturday, May 28. This campaign, funded through a state grant, will focus on drivers and passengers who do not use their seat belts. The enforcement effort will focus on high traffic areas such as 500 East and State, the Meadows shopping area, and Main Street. The enforcement effort is part of the "Click it - or ticket it" safety campaign. Please save a life and wear your seat belt!

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