RedactedNarrative: INITIAL CONTACT: While off duty Ranger  and I were contacted by Box Elder Dispatch and informed of individuals in the water at Willard Bay that had been separated from their personal watercraft (PWC) during a storm. Ranger and I responded to the scene. Box Elder Dispatch also had deputies from the Box Elder County Sheriff's office as well Willard Fire and Brigham Ambulance personnel respond.
  
  ON SCENE: When Ra and I arrived on scene we found that the operator  and 2 passengers  had been pulled to shore by another PWC operator of Club Rec.. The operator of the first PWC washed ashore along the North Dike where it sustained damage to the hull and began taking on water.He was treated by personnel from the Brigham Ambulance and transported to the Brigham Hospital. His passengers were both treated by personnel from Willard Fire and left the scene with family and friends. 
  
  VESSEL RECOVERY: Ranger  and I recovered the PWC from the North Dike and towed it to the North Marina, where it was loaded onto the trailer by).
  
  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The PWC operateoperator 1 was rented from Club Rec.(801-614-0500), the concessionaire at Willard Bay (see attached rental agreement). When the rented PWC was overdue, club rec. went out on the water to see if he could locate the overdue party. He located the first group in the water and pulled them to shore at the Willowcreek campground. passenger estimated that the three of them were in the water for 30-45 minutes after falling off of the PWC.
  
  PHOTOGRAPHS:
  Photo #1: Port Side Damage
  Photo #2: Engine
  Photo #3: Stern Damage
  Photo #4: Starboard Side Damage
  Photo #5: Bow
  Photo #6: Starboard Bottom Damage
  Photo #7: Chine Damage
  Photo #8: Port Bottom Damage
NameOfBodyOfWater: Willard Bay
NearestCityTown: Willard                       