City of St. George, Utah :: St. George Police Department

St. George

Police Department

200 East 265 North

St. George, UT 84770

(435) 627-4301

Fax:(435) 634-5840

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The Administrative Services Division is the support for other Divisions in the Department. We are also the “face” of the Department when citizens come to the Police Department and need assistance. We are committed to customer service with the citizens and officers.

The Units in this Divison include the Records Unit, Evidence Unit, Crossing Guard Unit, Volunteer Unit (VIPS), Training Unit, and Professional Responsibility Unit.

The Records Unit takes care of accident reports, finger prints, citations, time cards, billings, and all other clerical type support services. Our Evidence Technicians handle all storage and testing of property items. The Crossing Guard Unit consist of part time employees that keep a close watch on our young school age children. The Volunteer in Public Service Unit (VIPS) assist with many assignments to help the Department run smoothly and they also patrol the city on a regular basis. The Training Unit is tasked with all the training and quartermaster needs of the Department. Professional Responsibility Unit investigates complaints and incidents of alleged misconduct. Our Division also holds discipline review boards when needed. We are very busy with hiring, recruitment, and background investigations. We schedule all Department and new recruit training. All uniforms and equipment items are issued from our Division. We spend a significant amount of time taking care of the computer systems, building grounds, and budgeting concerns. We post crime statistics online and frequently review policy and implement new procedures. Homeland security and emergency operations are also handled in our Division.

Captain Bruce Graham Administrative Services Division Commander bruce.graham@sgcity.org Captain Bruce Graham started in law enforcement in 1994. He has a B.S. degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Southern Utah University. He was appointed to Captain by Chief Marlon Stratton to serve as the Administrative Services Division Commander in January 2006.

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