RedactedNarrative: On 30 March 2020 at approximately 1300, I was called to a capsized vessel at Rainbow Bay with two occupants in the water. Units from Jordanelle and Wasatch County arrived to assist. Both occupants, Passenger and Operator were pulled from the water and transported to Heber Valley Medical Center for treatment. Their boat was towed to the main boat ramp at Deer Creek and was loaded onto their trailer with permission. It was retrieved by the owner at 1745, on 30 March 2020.
  
  NARRATIVE:
  On the above date and time, I was called to a capsized vessel with two people in the water at Rainbow Bay. Ranger 2 responded to help. I had our maintenance supervisor assist me in launching the Strawberry cabin boat, as my vehicle can not pull or launch the boat. Dispatch asked if we needed to page SAR and I told them to get them on the way. Maintenance supervisor and I launched the boat and drove over to the site of the capsized vessel.
  
  When we arrived on scene, Wasatch County unite, Ranger 2, SAR and medical were on the shore trying to reach Passenger and Operator. The units on scene were able to throw ropes to Passenger and Operator and pull them on shore. We beached out patrol boat and I jumped off to assist the units on shore.
  
  I assisted in moving their capsized vessel on to the shore and collecting their gear, while medical began treatment for hypothermia. Ranger 2 and I were able to get the boat flipped back over and recovered most of their belongings. I then talked with the men in the ambulance.
  
  Operator told me that a storm had come up and they were trying to make it back to the main boat ramp when waves began to come over their bow. They noticed their boat filling up with water and then it turned over onto its right side, capsizing the vessel. Operator was wearing a Type V personal flotation device, Passenger was not wearing a life jacket. Operator gave Passenger a life jacket, which he was unable to put on, but was able to hold onto it. They began to paddle for shore and yelled for help. Two witnesses saw the boat from the highway and pulled into Rainbow Bay and called 911. Operator stated that they were in the water for at least 30 minutes.
  
  Maintenance supervisor towed Operator's vessel back to our main boat ramp, where he tied it to our wedge dock.
  
  MEDICAL: 
  Both Operator and Passenger were treated for hypothermia and were transported to Heber valley Medical Center for continued treatment.
  
  ADDITIONAL:
  I called the emergency room at Heber Valley Medical Center to talk to Operator about his boat. He called me back a few hours later and I received permission to load his boat onto the trailer for him. Operator met me at his vehicle at approximately 1745, after being released from the hospital. Operator assisted me in determining lost or damaged property.
  
  LOST/DAMAGED PROPERTY:
  Damage to motor (top) $500
  Battery lost in water $60
  Multiple fishing poles (total estimate by owner) $1000
  Lost phone $600
  Package of "pop gear" $300