Employment Questions
If you have a question regarding employment opportunities or a current process,
please send an email to:
Hire an Officer/Police Officer
Secondary Employment
Employers looking to hire an off-duty police officer may call the Secondary Employment Office:
(801) 799-3113
Frequently asked
Questions
Find details on the FAQs page for picking up evidence, fingerprinting, background checks and more.
www.slcpd.com/faq
Find the Appropriate Contact to Make a Request
- Station Tour
- PSB Community Rooms
- Special Needs Registry
- Background Clearance Letter
- Block Party
- Officers for a Community Event
- Ride-Along
- Traffic Enforcement
The public is invited to attend a scheduled Scouting presentation and/or participate in a tour of the Public Safety Building the third Wednesday of each month. Classes will be held starting at 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. sharp.
There is a limit of 21 participants per class, including supervision of 1 adult per six children.
To request a tour, send an email to slcpdoutreach@slcgov.com with the following information:
- Full Name
- Phone Number
- Email Address
- Date and time of request
- How many people will be on the tour? (Children and adults)
To reserve the PSB Community Rooms, send an email to psbcommroomres@slcgov.com.
If you are a caregiver for someone who may wander due to autism or another disability, please consider adding them to the Special Needs Registry by calling (801) 799-3111 or using the online form. Please provide the following information on each individual:
- Full name
- Address, including apartment number
- Date of birth
- Guardian’s name and phone number
- Any other pertinent information
You may only register individuals who live in Salt Lake City. The information will be entered into our database for use by emergency responders only.
To learn more about Invisible Disabilities—Interacting with Law Enforcement, click here.
If you are mailing your clearance letter request to us and are a resident of Salt Lake City, please include a photo copy of current, valid form of U.S. identification.
If you are mailing this from out of country but are a US citizen, please include a copy of your U.S. passport.
Download the request form below:
If you would like SLCPD to attend your community event, please send an email to slcpdoutreach@slcgov.com three weeks prior to your event with the following details:
- Full name
- Phone Number
- Email Address
- Event details, including name of event, time, place and specifics of request.
Requests will be accommodated as resources and policy allow.
Due to COVID-19, all public ride-along request have been temporarily suspended until further notice.
Anyone over 18 years old may request a ride-along. The Salt Lake City Police Department will try to honor your request, but the date and hours will be determined by the department. Each individual will be limited to one 4-hour ride-along which will begin no earlier than 7 a.m. and shall end no later than 1 a.m. Civilian or non-sworn ride-alongs with or without a concealed carry permit may NOT be armed.
To request a ride-along, please download the request form and:
- Fill out top portion of the form, all highlighted lines must be completed.
- Print off the form and return to:
Salt Lake City Police Department
Pioneer Precinct
1040 West 700 South
Lobby Hours: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday, Closed Holidays
Phone number: (801) 799-4600 - When submitting your form, you will be asked for your ID to verify your identity. The desk officer will then require you to sign and date the waiver.
To request enforcement in your area, send us an email: slcpdmotor@slcgov.com. Be sure to include the following:
- Address of traffic issue
- Nature of traffic issue (e.g., speeding, cars that run stop lights or red lights, crosswalk issues, etc.)
- General time issue occurs
- Phone number or email address if you’d like a response from an officer