- A $700,000 settlement was reached after a deadly Tremonton shooting in 2025.
- Changes to Utah dispatch centers include documenting calls and minimizing console absence.
- Deputy Mike Allred confirmed the settlement’s authenticity and is running for sheriff.
BRIGHAM CITY — A settlement reached after a deadly Tremonton shooting outlines changes being made to dispatch centers across Utah as a result.
The document, obtained by a citizen through a GRAMA request and shared with KSL, details a $700,000 payout made to Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Mike Allred by Utah’s Department of Public Safety. Allred also confirmed the authenticity of the document, saying it shows “positive changes” that are being made to improve public safety.
Allred is also one of three candidates who are running for Box Elder County sheriff in the upcoming November election. Allred did not shy away from the payout amount, saying it would cover his injuries and possible future impacts…