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A high-speed police chase in North Ogden recently turned deadly, leaving two teens dead and three others injured. This tragedy is forcing the city to rethink its pursuit policies and whether the risk to public safety is worth the chase.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The city will save money as the school district increases its share of wages and benefits to 100%.
Students and staff at North Ogden Junior High, and city taxpayers.
None identified by the committee.
The city signed a 5-year deal to keep an officer at the junior high. The school district will pay more of the costs over time, saving the city money.
The city uses automated cameras to track license plates to help police solve crimes. Residents have raised concerns about privacy, but the city maintains that data is encrypted, deleted after 30 days, and strictly audited.
Volunteers were 'severely impaired,' 2 sent to ER in North Ogden DUI police training KSL.com
North Ogden and Pleasant View are exploring the possibility of sharing police services to improve efficiency and coverage.
New information released after 2 juveniles killed, 3 injured when car fleeing North Ogden police hits tree Gephardt Daily
Suspect killed in officer-involved shooting was person of interest in North Ogden homicide ABC4 Utah
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