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May 21, 2023
Gov. Cox said hes confident in Brian Redd as the acting director of the Department of Corrections. The department was previously slammed for a \
May 18, 2023
In the second audit by Utah legislature in 17 months, prison healthcare is "continuing" and has "created systemic deficiencies and event perpetuated some existing systemic deficiencies.
May 16, 2023
The Utah State Legislation will meet on Capitol Hill on Wednesday after Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called for a special session earlier this month.
May 10, 2023
Monticello native Brian Redd was recently named the new executive director of the Utah Department of Corrections.
May 10, 2023
In other news: Gov. Spencer Cox named Brian Redd as the new executive director of the Utah Department of Corrections.
May 5, 2023
Brian Redd, former State Bureau of Investigation director, has been appointed as director of the Utah Department of Corrections.
May 5, 2023
Gov. Spencer Cox wants Brian Redd, a former state trooper and chief special agent for the Department of Public Safety, to helm the troubled Department of Corrections. The governor announced Redd's appointment, which will need a Utah Senate confirmation, on Friday, just three days after the department announced the sudden retirement of former Executive Director Brian Nielson
January 28, 2022
0100 Dercum Square, Unit 8359, Summit County Owner: Jeffrey T. Depaola Date: Nov. 29, 2021 Price: $1,450,000 Subdivision: Buffalo Lodge and the Dakota Condo 10000 Ryan Gulch Road, Building G, Unit 105, Summit County Owner:...
June 26, 2021
Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced she agreed to give the SLC Police Department dramatic pay raises \u2014 a move she said would help attract and retain quality police officers.
April 14, 2021
SALT LAKE CITY — As a federal probation officer, Steven Kelly crisscrossed the state to check on defendants facing criminal charges. He used to recount to colleagues how police routinely pulled him over on suspicion of "DWB" — driving while Black. Each time, the officers demeanor changed when they learned the late Kelly was a sworn law enforcement officer, his friend and former U.S. Magistrate Judge Sam Alba recalled Tuesday at the start of a three-day symposium on the use of force by polic...