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Resources & information for Victims of all crimes

We recognize that there are survivors of all types of violence in our community and we have partnered with the Office for Victims of Crime to ensure that those resources are available to everyone.  

The Utah Office for Victims of Crime (UOVC) provides financial compensation for victims of crime, administers and monitors Victim of Crime Act Compensation and Assistance grants, networks victim services across the state, provides enhanced training, and provides staff support to the Utah Council on Victims of Crime. 

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Our team works with UOVC to reimburse our team for financial compensation for our nurses and our supplies to provide services to victims. With this survivors are not billed for receiving services with our team. 

The Utah Office for Victims of Crime

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DID YOU KNOW

Victims have a right to:

  •  Be informed as to the level of protection from intimidation, free from harassment, harm, and abuse available to them throughout the criminal justice process.

  • Be informed and assisted as to their role in the criminal justice process.

  • Have a clear explanation regarding relevant legal proceedings.

  • Have a secure waiting area that does not require them to be in close proximity to the defendant or the family or friends of the defendant

  • Seek restitution and reparations

  • Have any personal property returned to the victim when the court or prosecution is no longer needed.

  • Reasonable employer intercession services to minimize employees’ loss of pay and other benefits resulting from their participation in the criminal justice process.

  • Victims have the right to object to a petition for expungement.

  • Should have a speedy disposition of the entire criminal justice process.

  • Timely notice of judicial proceedings they are to attend and timely notice of cancellations.

If you feel any of these rights has been violated in any way, by any branch of the criminal justice system, complete this electronic form. 

Law Enforcement Agencies & Advocates

IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911. IF YOU NEED NON-URGENT HELP FROM YOUR LOCAL PD,

CALL THE NUMBERS LISTED TO THE SIDE.

 

Click on the hyperlinks on each agency to go to their website.

SAINT GEORGE POLICE DEPARTMENT: 

dispatch:    435-627-4300     

advocate:      435-627-4399     SGPD advocate site

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WASHINGTON CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT:

dispatch:     435-986-1515     

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SANTA CLARA/IVINS POLICE DEPARTMENT:

dispatch:     435-652-1122

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UTAH TECH UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT

general info:     435-652-7515

advocate:       435-652-7515       UTU advocate site

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WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF:

dispatch:       435-634-5730

   advocate:      435-656-6505      WCSO advocate site

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CEDAR CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT:

dispatch:     435-586-2955

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ENOCH POLICE DEPARTMENT

dispatch:     435-586-9445

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SUU POLICE DEPARTMENT:

dispatch:     435-586-1911

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IRON COUNTY SHERIFF:

dispatch:     435-867-7550

advocate:   

435-233-5732    ICSO victim services

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UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL

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VICTIM CONNECT:

1-855-4VICTIM

Additional
Resources

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United Way Utah has compiled the state's leading resource network to connect you with local health & social services. Call 211 for more information.

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If you have legal questions about your rights or need help filing court documents, visit Utah Legal Services, or Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic

 

If you are experiencing housing or food instability as a result of being victimized, reach out to Switchpoint for help. ​

 

If you are a survivor of sexual assault or domestic violence click here for more resources specific to you.

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If you are looking for a therapist referral check out Trina Grater. Trina specializes in therapy for family trauma and stress. She takes clients in-person in St. George or online across the state of Utah. Check out here website by clicking here.

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