October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a time devoted to educating everyone about breast cancer and the importance of early detection and high-quality care. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month you may see Sandy Officers wearing pink patches and/or badges.
October 15th you can show support for the victims of domestic violence during #PurpleThursday
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Sandy PD will be participating in Utah Missing & Unsolved Day this Saturday, Sept. 26, at SLCC Miller Campus in Sandy.
Families can connect with law enforcement regarding missing persons and unsolved cases, provide updated information, and learn about available resources.
We had a blast at our annual First Responders & Autism Community Night! Thanks to everyone who participated and attended!
“He’s not a stranger. I game with him every day.” Online friends are still strangers if you’ve never met them. Kids should never share their school, address, location, phone number or private photos. Know who your kids are talking to online. #SandyPD #OnlineSafety
“Can’t wait! We leave for vacation Friday!” That post may have just told strangers when your home will be empty. Avoid sharing travel dates, school schedules or real-time locations. Sometimes crime prevention means knowing what NOT to share. #SandyPD
Sandy City’s First Responders & Autism Community Food & Fun Night is just 2 weeks away!
When: September 14, 2026
Time: 5:30 P.M. –7:00 P.M.
Where: Sandy City Hall – South Side (10000 S Centennial Pkwy)
🐕 Brad Taylor Memorial K9 Trial 2026 Event 🐕
Come watch police officers from all over the state of Utah show off what these amazing K-9's can do! This event is FREE and open to the public.
Where: West Jordan Arena 8035 S 2200 W
When: September 13, 2026
Time: 9:00 A.M.
The campaign is ending. The message isn’t.
This month we’ve talked about the risks of speeding and how education, engineering & enforcement help keep Sandy safe.
But safer streets start with YOU.
Slow down. Pay attention. Save lives.
One choice. One community.
#SlowDownSandy
“Why not just put up more signs?”
Extra warning signs alone don’t necessarily reduce speeds and too many can become visual clutter.
Safer streets require more than signs—they take education, engineering, enforcement AND responsible drivers.
We all have a role.
#SlowDownSandy
“Why not just install speed bumps?”
It sounds simple, but traffic safety isn’t always simple. Speed humps can affect emergency response, snow removal and maintenance—and drivers may speed up between them.
The right solution requires looking at the whole picture.
#SlowDownSandy
You may drive past them every day without thinking about them:
Raised medians. Shoulder stripes. Bulb-outs. Radar feedback signs.
They’re all ways Sandy City works to calm traffic and improve our roads.
Sometimes safety is built right into the street.
#SlowDownSandy
SAFETY IS MORE THAN ENFORCEMENT
Police officers aren't the only people working to reduce speeding. Engineers also play a critical role.
Road design, traffic studies, and engineering solutions help encourage safer driving throughout Sandy.
#SlowDownSandy
