How many law enforcement are there in Utah?

10 law enforcement file a Form 990 with the IRS in Utah.

What else are Fraternal Order of Police called?

Also known as K-9 Police team, Law Enforcement Agencies, Police Academies, Police Auxiliaries, Police Benefit Associations, Police Benevolent Associations, Police Chaplains, Police Departments, Police Protective Associations, Police Reserves, Police Training, Sheriffs Associations, Sheriff's Posse, and Sheriffs Posse.

Law Enforcement · Utah

Law Enforcement nonprofits in Utah

10 law enforcement in Utah file a Form 990. Together they report $4.6 million in revenue and hold $5.4 million in assets.

The largest are Major Cities Chiefs Association, Utah Law Enforcement Memorial Inc, and Utah Peace Officers Association.

Organizations

Total revenue

$4.6M

Total assets

$5.4M

Law Enforcement in Utah

Largest by revenue first.

MMajor Cities Chiefs Association 501(c)(3) · Midvale, UT	$4.1M
Utah Law Enforcement Memorial Inc 501(c)(3) · Murray, UT	$141K
Utah Peace Officers Association 501(c)(4) · Salt Lake Cty, UT	$133K
The Salt Lake City Police Foundation 501(c)(3) · Salt Lake Cty, UT	$133K
CCottonwood Heights Police Department Honorary Colonels Assoc 501(c)(3) · Sandy, UT	$72K
CConcerns Of Police Survivors 501(c)(3) · Draper, UT	$0
UUcso City Vips 501(c)(3) · Eagle Mtn, UT	$0
AAmerican Fork Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge 13 Inc 501(c)(8) · American Fork, UT	$0
TTaylorsville Fop Lodge 52 Foundation 501(c)(3) · Taylorsville, UT	$0
SSandy City Honorary Colonels Association 501(c)(4) · West Haven, UT	$0

Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org