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Investigations Unit

The South Jordan Investigations Division is made up of specialized units to include general investigators, crime scene and forensics personnel, evidence custodians and victim advocates. The division primarily works persons and property crimes within South Jordan but also collaborates with other state and local agencies in joint investigations. The unit operates flexible schedules and detectives are subject to call in at all hours. Each detective has scheduled working hours and is additionally assigned an “on call” status many times throughout the year. Detectives must be able to respond at any time to any incident needing investigative support. In addition, detectives conduct regular checks on sexual offenders/predators to make sure that they are in compliance with state and local requirements.

Property And Evidence Unit

The Property and Evidence Unit is responsible for the management of all evidence seized or held by the Police Department. All evidence is documented, held, inventoried, and accounted for by staff. The two full time employees also provide crime scene and forensic response to patrol as well as manage the prescription drug take back events in collaboration with local DEA.

Technical Services Specialist

Marissa Hayes works in the office of the Police Chief. She provides multiple services including Quartermaster responsibilities, technical support, body camera redactions, armour, and police department fleet.

VICTIM SERVICES Unit

The Victim Services Unit consists of two full-time advocates who were able to provide services to approximately 351 victims in 2022. These individuals review incidents to determine resources to help people who have been impacted by crime or those individuals who could benefit from services or help in recovery. Advocates play a critical role in working with law enforcement to ensure that each victim is provided help in navigating the legal system as well as meeting the needs of those people who are effected by violence or crime.

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