Neighbor Relations

Duchesne County Victim Services is a system-based advocacy located in the Sheriff's and County Attorney's offices. The advocates can respond on-scene or in offices located in Duchesne and Roosevelt. They provide direct services to assist victims of crime while they navigate the criminal justice system by providing education and support. They assist victims with obtaining orders of protection, Crime Victims Reparations (CVR), and by assisting with victim impact statements.

This program provides mobile crisis intervention during police incidents. We provide assistance with safety planning, risk assessments, and transportation to shelter. We provide assistance with court orders of protection, and court advocacy during protection order hearings as well as criminal court advocacy. Assistance with Crime Victim Reparations, impact statements, and restitution.

Layton City Attorney's Office provides services to victims of crime occurring in Layton City, or who live in Layton City, including assistance with safety planning, filing for protective orders or stalking injunctions, criminal court advocacy in the Layton District Court, housing assistance, and linking victims to community resources.

Multicultural Counseling Center provides mental and behavioral health services including individual and group therapy, peer support and advocacy, case management, and skills counseling. Substance use evaluation and treatment and domestic violence treatment are available. Services are available in English and Spanish. Telehealth and in-person. Services available throughout the State of Utah.

The Murray Police Department's Crime Victim Advocate Program is designed to assist victims of crime with support through the justice system as well as provide victims with community resources and assistance. Murray Crime Victim Advocates assist victims (and family members) of the various types of crimes: Assault, Child Abuse, Dating violence, Domestic violence, DUI, Homicide, Robbery, Sexual Assault, Stalking/Harassment, Suicide and other traumatic loss. Some of our services include: Accompaniment and support to some court hearings, counseling referrals, information about the criminal justice system, prevention work, including public presentations, provide resources for financial assistance, referrals to community resources, etc.

Peace House offers the following support services at its community campus: Therapy, sexual assault crisis counseling, case management, advocacy/legal advocacy, housing navigation, shelter, 24-hour help-line, and transitional housing. Survivors can request these services by calling our 24-hour help-line or by showing up as a walk-in. Each service type has unique criteria and application processes. At times, some services may have a waiting list or might be full.

Riverton Police Department provides victim services, protective order information, shelter information criminal justice information, court dates, and victim impact statements. We also update victims on court proceedings.