Serving the Community with Pride!

58 North 200 East Hurricane, Utah 84737 (435) 635-9663

Thank you for visiting the Hurricane City Police Department’s Web Site.

We are extremely proud of our community and the programs offered by the Hurricane City Police Department. We focus on Community Oriented Policing, which includes several programs offered to the community, some of these programs are, bicycle safety and registration, a neighborhood watch program, school presentations and community awareness presentations. Our main objective is to make Hurricane City a place where people would like to reside, raise their families, and welcome tourism.

The Hurricane Police Department is made up of 16 full-time highly trained officers, and 2 reserve officers. Our Police Department consists of a Police Chief, Assistant Chief, Sergeants, and Patrol Officers. Assignments include Patrol Sergeants, Traffic Investigator, Drug Enforcement Officer, School Resource Officer, Field Training Officers and Patrol Officers. Our officers patrol 24 hours a day seven days a week, Hurricane Police patrol’s an area covering about 42 miles, including industrial, commercial, residential, recreation, open space, and farming

Some of our officers are trained and assigned assist to the Washington County Major Crimes Task Force - which is called out to assist in major crimes. We also have Officers on the Regional Hazardous Materials Team, and the Washington County Drug Task Force. Hurricane also has 2 full-time School Resource Officers who work in the Hurricane High School, Hurricane Middle School and Hurricane Intermediate School. Hurricane Police has officers trained as instructors in several areas of Law Enforcement.

We truly hope that you enjoy your visit with us. If you have any questions, comments, or wish to contact us, please feel free to do so by E-Mail, telephone, or at the Police Station.

Thank You.

Hurricane City Police

58 North 200 East

Hurricane UT 84737

(435) 635-9663

Hurricane Police Department

askacop@hurricanepolice.org

Chief Lynn L Excell

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• Hurricane has seen a rash of home and commercial burglaries in the past few months.
• Here are some tips on how to help protect your home:
• Keep windows and doors locked. Most burglaries are committed without any forced entry. Perpetrators are looking for an easy target. Locking doors and windows may prevent or, at least, delay an entry.
• Keep you garage doors closed. It is very easy for someone to walk into an open garage and take items while you are otherwise engaged in your home or yard. If you have a garage door key pad, change the entry code on a regular basis.
• Think about installing a security system or motion-sensored lighting around your home. Activation of the lights and alarm systems draws attention to your home, making it less likely for someone to enter your home.