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 "Mission of the Investigations Division" is to identify, document and collect all evidence and information at crime scenes for identifying, apprehending and convicting the guilty and to exonerate the innocent.

The St. George Police Department Investigations Division is staffed with one Captain, one Lieutenant and six Detectives. These detectives are experienced and highly trained investigators whose sole job is to investigate and solve a wide range of crimes. They have specialized knowledge, skills and resources enabling them to solve cases ranging from forgeries, frauds, thefts, robberies, rapes, child and adult abuse, homicide and other suspicious deaths. Detectives are trained in processing for fingerprints, photography and all aspects of crime scene investigation.

In many cases, the patrol officer who took the initial report, will be able to investigate this case and bring it to a resolution. If the offense is serious or the office was unable to complete the case on during his shift, it may be assigned to a detective for follow up. In some cases, there may not be enough evidence to conclusively point to a suspect. In all cases, the St. George Police Department Investigations Division is here to serve the citizens our our community.

The St. George Police Department Victim Services Unit is also assigned to this division.

If you have questions about the status of your case, or have any other important questions, you can email the appropriate detective from links listed below or call (435) 627-4311.

If you need to report a crime, please call (435) 627-4300.

Captain Barry Golding Investigations Division Commander barry.golding@sgcity.org

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