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Eagle Mountain Volunteers in Police Service (EMVIPS)


Supporting the Utah County Sheriff’s Office through non-sworn volunteer service in Eagle Mountain.

About EMVIPS


Eagle Mountain Volunteers in Police Service (EMVIPS) is the public name of UCSO CITY VIPS, a Utah nonprofit formed in September 2015. We provide non-sworn volunteer support to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office in Eagle Mountain.

  • Legal name: UCSO CITY VIPS
  • Status: 501(c)(3) nonprofit since September 2015
  • EIN: 47-4197250
  • Address: 1650 Stage Coach Run, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
  • Email: [email protected]
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Interested in volunteering?


Use the interest form to tell EMVIPS you want more information about volunteering. Sending the form is an expression of interest. It is not membership, assignment, or approval. A team member may follow up with current information about the organization and next steps.

Complete the Volunteer Interest Form

Frequently asked questions


Straight answers about who EMVIPS is and how to get involved.

What is EMVIPS?

Eagle Mountain Volunteers in Police Service (EMVIPS) is the public name of UCSO CITY VIPS, a Utah nonprofit formed in September 2015. We provide non-sworn volunteer support to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office in Eagle Mountain.

Are you the Sheriff’s Office?

No. EMVIPS is an independent nonprofit. We provide non-sworn volunteer support to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office. We are not the Sheriff’s Office and we are not a city department.

How do I volunteer?

Use the volunteer interest form to tell EMVIPS you want more information about volunteering. Sending the form is an expression of interest. It is not membership, assignment, or approval.

Complete the Volunteer Interest Form

How do I donate?

Donations help EMVIPS continue its organization and volunteer-support work in Eagle Mountain. You can give through the PayPal donate button on this site. Questions? Email [email protected].

Are CERT or Neighborhood Watch EMVIPS programs?

No. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), Neighborhood Watch, and other city-sponsored public-safety programs are not EMVIPS programs. They appear under Community partners & resources as external links only.

Community partners & resources


These are city-sponsored programs and community partners. They are not EMVIPS programs.