Mission Statement

The Patrol Operations Bureau will uphold the responsibility to protect and serve the community. We will work diligently to provide fast and professional service at all times with honor and pride. We will overall support the mission of the Weber County Sheriff’s Office.

About the Patrol/Operations Bureau

The Patrol/Operations Bureau is the largest part of the Weber County Sheriff's Office and is also the most visible. It is known to some as the backbone of the Weber County Sheriff's Office. The responsibility of maintaining an orderly and safe environment for all citizens and guests of Weber County is upheld by providing professional and courteous service at all times.

The Weber County Sheriff's Office serves eight contracted cities and all unincorporated areas of Weber County. The Patrol/Operations Bureau currently consists of thirty-six deputies, six sergeants, and one bureau commander. Many specialty units have been created to better serve all communities in Weber County including a Traffic Enforcement Unit, Marine Patrol, Motorcycle Unit, Community Resource Unit, and K-9 Unit. In addition, they assist with detail assignments for the U.S. Forest Service and special event functions throughout Weber County.

In the year 2003, our patrol officers responded to or handled some 19,718 cases, with over 50,000 incidents recorded. which included, but were not limited to, assaults, agency assists, alcohol offenses, burglaries, citizen assists, thefts, traffic accidents, and major emergency incidents.

In 2002, the Weber County Sheriff's Office Patrol/Operations Bureau played a vital role in the 2002 Winter Olympics. Many of our deputies were utilized in specialty units to maintain crowd control and overall safety across the Wasatch Front. This left tremendous work for the remaining deputies in Patrol who maintained all areas of coverage throughout Weber County. The Weber County Sheriff's Office is proud of the men and women who serve this section.

The Patrol/Operations Bureau currently has 47 deputies, 10 sergeants, 3 Lieutenants, and one Captain Bureau Commander. Animal Services is now also under the Patrol/Operations Bureau, and has 11 employees.

Your Weber County Patrol Operations Bureau would like to hear from you. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions please feel free to contact the Weber County Sheriff’s Office at (801) 778-6600.

The Patrol/Operations Bureau is commanded by Captain Klint Anderson.