The tragic events that took place on September 11, 2001 changed America forever. On this day, we honor the 343 lives that were lost as they attempted to save the lives of others.

"Maybe they forget [officers] have families," Gloria Vega said. "But they're just like everybody else. The only difference is my dad went out there ... he sacrificed his family, sacrificed us having him, to protect people he doesn't even know.”

What happens when we run out of cops? This is a question worth asking as it pertains to the safety of our communities, families, and friends.

This year, from May 13th to May 19th, thousands of police officers, law enforcement professionals, friends, family, and survivors, gather in Washington D.C for National Police Week.

Join us for our annual Cops and Kids event December 2nd 2017 at 7am.

The Davis County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 6 would like to express our gratitude for your overwhelming generosity during our “Red, White, Blue, and YOU” fundraising campaign.

In 2016, the profession of law enforcement, and our nation, lost 135 police officers in the line of duty.

May 2017 marks the 55th year by which our nation will pay tribute to the men and women of our local, state and federal peace officers.

Once a year we reach out to the businesses in our local community asking you for your support.

Law enforcement officers are people like you and me who want to make a difference.

Most of us get up in the morning. go about our days and never think about our local law enforcement officers, unless we hear another negative story on the news.

Though there have been many scares about what can happen to children or teenagers on the internet, adults should be safe as well.

Anyone can be a target of even the simplest of crimes. Here are some tips to keep you safe in your everyday life:.