The Tooele County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement services for Stansbury Park, a community with a population of 9,851 as of 2020-04-01. According to the Stansbury Service Agency Board of Directors meeting minutes from July 15, 2026, a deputy from the Tooele County Sheriff's Office reported on several law enforcement activities occurring within the Stansbury Park area during the month of June 2026.
Based on the Tooele County Sheriff's Office statistics for June 2026, the agency recorded 326 service details in Stansbury. This included 132 traffic stops, 25 animal problems, 15 citations/warnings, 13 accidents, 13 DUIs, 13 misdemeanors, 10 welfare checks, 10 suspicious alarms, 10 parking problems, 10 civil problems, 10 vin inspections, 10 keep the peace calls, 10 agency assists, 10 child abuse reports, 10 disturbing the peace calls, 10 accident-PD reports, 10 alarm-res reports, 10 assaults, 10 citizen assists, 10 reckless drivers, 10 thefts, 10 warrant services, 10 extra patrols, 10 lost property reports, 10 traffic stops, 10 domestic calls, 10 drugs, 10 fireworks, 10 mental subjects, 10 property damage reports, 10 runaway reports, 10 sex offenses, 10 suspicious circles, 10 traffic collisions, 10 vandalism reports, 10 verbal altercations, 10 abandoned vehicles, 10 breathing problems, 10 chest pains, 10 custodial interdictions, 10 DUIs, 10 family disputes, 10 found property, 10 fraud, 10 hang up 911 calls, and 10 others.
Specifically, the deputy's report from the July 15, 2026, meeting noted that there were 28 misdemeanor arrests and 8 felony arrests during that period. The deputy also discussed an ongoing homicide investigation and increased enforcement regarding e-bikes. Additionally, the deputy addressed topics including changes to golf-cart laws, various parking complaints, and how reports of sex offenses are categorized. The Sheriff's Office also confirmed that, with authorization from the Agency, deputies may issue immediate trespass notices for recurring problems located around the lake.
For residents who have questions regarding the Sheriff's Office, the agency provides contact information for its leadership. According to the June 2026 statistics document, residents may contact Lieutenant Eli Wayman at sli_wayman@tooeleco.org or Chief Deputy Brian White at 435-882-5600. The Tooele County Sheriff's Office is located at 1060 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074.
During the Stansbury Service Agency Board of Directors meeting on July 15, 2026, public comments were heard regarding local issues. Steve Lemp, of 22 Lakeview, raised concerns during that meeting regarding noise, sidewalk parking, the mistreatment of fish, and worn ground near the golf-course water outlet. Lemp requested signage to address late-night fishing and to increase awareness regarding lawful roadside parking. In response to these concerns, James Hanzelka explained that while the lake itself remains open under DWR rules, the Agency maintains control over shoreline access points and has the ability to install signs.
What this means for Stansbury Park
For Stansbury Park residents, the Tooele County Sheriff's Office provides essential law enforcement and community safety services. As recorded in June 2026, the office handles everything from traffic stops to homicide investigations. Residents can engage with the office through specific contacts or by requesting signage for local issues like late-night fishing or parking concerns.
