Public Safety
Department
Brian Head Public Safety’s goal is to provide our residents and guests with quality public safety services which protect life and property, inspire confidence, community safety, security, and well being, while maintaining community values.
The Public Safety Department is made up of the Police, Fire and EMS. All of Brian Head’s officers are trained and certified as Police Officer’s, Fire Fighter’s and EMT’s. This department is directed by the Public Safety Director with four officers who help and protect Brian Head.
The Town pond is a great thing for all who visit Brian Head. We hope that you will enjoy fishing and all the activities the pond has to offer. Just remember motorized vehicles are not allowed on or around the pond.
Brian Head Town currently has 4 Public Safety Officers who are certified in Dive Rescue. Please be very careful on or around the pond, so we never have to use this training.
Annual Brian Head Town Chipping Project
Brian Head Town, Chipping Project
Brian Head Town in conjunction with Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands has for the past several years done chipping projects in Brian Head Town. This project will begin in mid-summer and run through September each year. The Dates will be announced on the Home Page of this website.
These projects are a huge benefit to our community in reducing fuel loading that has built up on our private properties for decades. Property owners can participate in this project but must follow the guidelines below when creating piles that will be chipped by our crews.
Guidelines:
- Start piling limbs ASAP
- Last day for piling will be August 18, 2024
- Property owners wanting to participate in the Chipping Project MUST fill out the google form
- This project is open to any property owner, in any subdivision, that is located within Brian Head Town boundaries.
- Materials to be chipped are only trees and branches. Brown pine needles, rotting material, stumps, or construction material are NOT allowed. (No 2×4’s or other size boards that are building grade)
- Maximum diameter of trees/branches can only be 4 inches.
- Maximum length of limbs should only be 4 feet.
- Avoid piling old rotten limbs and small branches. Please focus more on green material
- Any wood that is good enough to be used for firewood can be piled near the chip piles for others to use.
- No piles are to be located on the roadway or in the barrow pit of any road. Keep the piles on your own property.
- Place/stack material with larger end facing toward the roadway (on your own property).
- For further information please contact Brian Head Town or the Brian Head Public Safety
Google Form for 2024Wood Chipping Project – Must be completed in order to participate – Deadline August 18, 2024. Please call Amber at 435-677-9924 for more information.
Brian Head Town Offices: (435) 677-2029
Brian Head Public Safety: (435) 677-9924
Helpful Links
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- Burn Permit Application
- Fire Mitigation Info
- Grama Request Form
- Iron County Sheriff’s Office
- Sexual Assault Investigations
Protocol
Campground Fire Restriction Requirements
- Click Here for Campground Fire Restrictions.