RedactedNarrative: On 8-28-21 while on boat patrol at Jordanelle State park. I heard Wasatch County dispatch call out an overturned boat with people in the water.  I was in the no wake zone near the main ramp when I heard this.  I off loaded the 4 teenagers I had on my boat to the US Coast Guard Auxiliary boat  and then responded.
  
  When I arrived on scene I saw a capsized boat with two other boats nearby.  I confirmed that all persons from the capsized vessel had been picked up by the two bystander boats and that there were no injuries or hypothermia.   I had 3 of the persons from the capsized boat come aboard my vessel so that the bystander boat that had picked them up originally was not so overloaded.  I then hooked on to the bow eye of the capsized vessel with my tow rope and towed it to the dock closest to the main boat ramp.
  
  When I arrived I spoke with the operator to find out what had cause the boat to capsize.  He said they had been towing one person on a tube and when he slowed the boat down and turned to retrieve the person a wave went over the bow of the boat and swamped it which then caused it to capsize.  OPERATOR1 stated the boat bilge pump was working at the time.  Also that all of the mechanical and electrical systems of the boat were working when they started their day on the lake.
  
  
  OPERATOR1 called for a tow truck to get the boat righted.  Heber Tow came a couple of hours later with a tow truck.  A diver, who is also a volunteer with Jordanelle State Park assisted the tow company by attaching ropes and straps to the capsized boat to right it.  The US Coast Guard Aux also used their boat to assist in righting the boat.  
  
  When the boat was righted I performed a boat safety inspection on the boat.  Enough Personal Flotation devices were found on the vessel and the two people that needed to wear them were found wearing them when I had first arrived on scene.
  
  Heber Tow was eventually able to right the boat and get it on the trailer.  Water was pumped out of the vessel and the vessel was released to OPERATOR1 the owner of the vessel.
  