Hyde Park police report 27 calls amid rising crime in North Logan

Hyde Park City Council members received an update on public safety during their meeting on June 25, 2025, revealing a significant volume of police activity in the area. Over the past week, the police department handled a total of 143 calls, with 27 of those originating from Hyde Park and 116 from North Logan.

The report highlighted that there were 14 traffic stops in Hyde Park, resulting in a warning ratio of 21%. The most common issues reported in the city were accidents, medical emergencies, and animal-related problems, which ranked as the top three reasons for police calls.

Despite the lack of complete data for June, officials noted a continuing increase in calls, indicating a growing demand for public safety services. The council anticipates receiving updated statistics in July, which will provide further insight into the trends affecting the community.

This ongoing rise in calls underscores the importance of effective public safety measures and community awareness as Hyde Park continues to navigate its public safety challenges.