State of Utah

The Division of Juvenile Justice Services was founded in 1981. It offers a continuum of intervention, supervision and rehabilitation programs to youth offenders. The division operates receiving centers and offers secure detention and case management services. The Division of Juvenile Justice Services also conducts work camps for juveniles of ages 8 to 18 and is located in Salt Lake City. It provides 24-hour crisis counseling to youths and their families, as well as organizes parent and education groups. The division offers psychological, behavioral, social, educational and physical assessment and vocational and life skills training services. Its work camps are residential placements that require delinquent youths to do physical labor. The division s receiving centers provide a location for local law enforcement to take youths after arrest for status offenses and delinquent acts that do not meet the detention admission guidelines. The Division of Juvenile Justice Services is administered by the Utah Department of Human Services.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources works to protect existing wildlife habitat and manage more than 500,000 acres of critical habitats and watersheds. It enforces hunting and fishing rules and regulations and offers information regarding fish hatcheries, aquatic nuisance species, and agriculture and fish stocking. The division issues fishing and hunting licenses and permits and maintains fishing reports and records. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources also conducts various programs that promote teamwork, provide leadership training opportunities, and motivate employees to become more productive, efficient and successful. The division supports community fishing and habitat programs. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources maintains one of its locations in Ogden, Utah.

Utah State Tax Commission in Ogden, UT provides official tax information for individuals and businesses in Utah, offering recent changes and updates on various tax categories such as income, corporate, sales, and property taxes. Taxpayers can access the Taxpayer Access Point (TAP) online portal to file, pay, and manage their Utah taxes efficiently. With a focus on transparency and efficiency, the Tax Commission's strategic plan outlines goals for fiscal years 2024-2028, ensuring taxpayers have access to necessary resources and information. The Commission emphasizes electronic filing for sales and use tax returns, streamlining processes and enhancing compliance for businesses in Utah.Generated from the website