Field Operations Bureau 2

Lance VanDongen

Deputy Chief


Field Operations Bureau 2

Derek Dimond

Captain


Central Patrol Division

Charli Goodman

Captain


Liberty Patrol Division

Bill Manzanares

Lieutenant


Central Administration

Andy Leonard

Lieutenant


Liberty Administration

Watch Command


Dan Davis

Lieutenant


Cody Lougy

Lieutenant


Jeremy Sayes

Lieutenant


Brandon Shearer

Lieutenant


Tim Stumm

Lieutenant


Leigh Willis

Lieutenant


Central Patrol Division

The Central Patrol Division is one of the three patrol divisions for SLCPD under the Operations Bureau. Within the division we house patrol officers and the field training officer program. Central Patrol Division operates out of the Public Safety Building at 475 S 300 East. Telephone contact can be made by calling (801) 799-3100.

Patrol Bureau

The Patrol Bureau is responsible for handling all calls for service from community members and visitors in Salt Lake City. In addition, Patrol Officers work proactively to prevent crime and form partnerships with the community to improve the quality of life throughout the city. Patrol is a 24/7 operation that typically handles 150,000 calls for service per year. Because Patrol officers are the first-responders to calls-for-service and emergencies, they need to be highly trained in resolving and restoring order in any type of emergency.

Each day brings a myriad of new problems for officers to resolve. Officers are often tasked with responding to tragedies which requires a considerable amount of emotional self-control and restraint. Officers choose to work patrol for the constant challenge of running into the dangerous unknown to help strangers in their time of need. Patrol Officers also are the front line guardians of the community and constantly work to prevent crime.

Lt. Watch Command
Watch Command represents the Office of the Chief and operates within the Operations Bureau. Watch Commanders bear the rank of lieutenant and are responsible for overseeing day-to-day field operations, ensuring that employees provide and maintain a professional standard of service. During major incidents, Watch Commanders will be the onsite incident commander directing all available police resources to ensure public safety. In the absence of a Public Information Officer, Watch Commanders will handle media relations and public safety messaging.

Liberty Patrol Division

The Liberty Patrol Division is one of the three patrol divisions for SLCPD under the Operations Bureau. Within the division we house patrol officers and the field training officer program. Liberty Patrol Division operates out of the Public Safety Building at 475 S 300 East. Telephone contact can be made by calling (801) 799-3100.

Patrol Bureau

The Patrol Bureau is responsible for handling all calls for service from community members and visitors in Salt Lake City. In addition, Patrol Officers work proactively to prevent crime and form partnerships with the community to improve the quality of life throughout the city. Patrol is a 24/7 operation that typically handles 150,000 calls for service per year. Because Patrol officers are the first-responders to calls-for-service and emergencies, they need to be highly trained in resolving and restoring order in any type of emergency.

Each day brings a myriad of new problems for officers to resolve. Officers are often tasked with responding to tragedies which requires a considerable amount of emotional self-control and restraint. Officers choose to work patrol for the constant challenge of running into the dangerous unknown to help strangers in their time of need. Patrol Officers also are the front line guardians of the community and constantly work to prevent crime.

Lt. Watch Command
Watch Command represents the Office of the Chief and operates within the Operations Bureau. Watch Commanders bear the rank of lieutenant and are responsible for overseeing day-to-day field operations, ensuring that employees provide and maintain a professional standard of service. During major incidents, Watch Commanders will be the onsite incident commander directing all available police resources to ensure public safety. In the absence of a Public Information Officer, Watch Commanders will handle media relations and public safety messaging.