Each case is different. The child may not have to testify, but must be willing, if necessary.

You should immediately contact your local police department, sheriff's office, or the Division of Child and Family Services. In Weber County, call (801)629-5800 or CPS Intake at (801)395-5911.

Educate your child about the dangers online. Follow up on what your child is doing on the internet. Never assume that someone your child has met online is who he or she claims to be.

Never post pictures of yourself on the internet or e-mail them to people you don't personally know.

Do not attempt to copy or forward any of the images or messages on your computer. Turn the computer off immediately to preserve the evidence and call the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force at (801) 596-0907 or (800) 932-0190.

No. We try hard to find animals homes, but there are no guarantees. We will not place a dog that has bitten, is extremely sick, or has shown any aggressive tendencies at all. We also have a hard time placing anything over five years old, but we do try.

Yes. We've shipped dogs to New York, Colorado, and Illinois. We've also had people drive to here from all over to adopt animals.

No. Animal Services is for domesticated animals only. We do handle horses, cows, goats, etc. as strays. After 10 days we give them to the Weber County livestock auction.

No. We have adopted out Rottweilers, Pit Bulls, and other breeds with bad reputations. We do screen very closely, and base whether the animal is put up for adoption on their personalities, not on their breed.

No. Ogden City has their own animal shelter and their own animal control. They are located by the mouth of the Ogden Canyon. Their phone number is (801)629-8244.

We will take an animal if you live in South Ogden, Washington Terrace, Riverdale, Harrisville, Plain City, Huntsville, Farr West, West Haven, Hooper, Marriott/Slaterville, Uintah and any unincorporated part of Weber County.

Our animal control officers service Plain City, Huntsville, Farr West, West Haven, Hooper, Marriott/Slaterville, Harrisville, Washington Terrace and unincorporated Weber County.

Pick up a Search and Rescue Member Application at the front window (law enforcement side) of the Weber County Sheriff's Office. The application details the various search teams and what minimum qualifications are needed before applying.

No. We do not accept dogs and we do not train dogs.

Send Donations To:

Weber County Sheriff's Foundation
Attention: Search and Rescue
1400 Depot Drive
Ogden, UT 84404