Summary
A Springville police officer was caught driving a city cruiser while under the influence, sparking major concerns about how the department is being run. It’s a bad look that raises real questions about whether the people sworn to keep us safe are actually being held to the same standards as the rest of us.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jan 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The cost of an external investigation is currently unknown.
The Ewing family and the community, who are seeking transparency and closure.
The city's reputation if trust continues to erode.
Mentions & discussions (8)
Springville Family and Community Seeking Answers After Loved One’s Death - Serve Daily
A Springville family is grieving the loss of a loved one, while urgently seeking answers. On July 14, 2025, Michael Stanley Ewing, 45, was found deceased in his car. The following September, police ruled his...
Community Board Agenda — January 8, 2026
Community members are calling for an independent investigation into the death of Michael Ewing, citing a lack of trust in the local police department.
Springville police officer fired after DUI arrest involving city-owned vehicle
Springville police officer fired after DUI arrest involving city-owned vehicle KUTV
Springville officer fired after being arrested on Tuesday for DUI in city vehicle
Springville officer fired after being arrested on Tuesday for DUI in city vehicle ABC4 Utah
Springville officer placed on leave without pay after driving city vehicle under the influence
Springville officer placed on leave without pay after driving city vehicle under the influence FOX 13 News Utah
Springville officer arrested after allegedly driving to work while under the influence
Springville officer arrested after allegedly driving to work while under the influence KSL TV 5
Springville police officer arrested for allegedly driving under the influence in city vehicle
Springville police officer arrested for allegedly driving under the influence in city vehicle ABC4 Utah
Springville officers cleared in fatal 2025 shooting, prosecutors rule
SPRINGVILLE — Two Springville police officers were legally justified in fatally shooting a man who stabbed one of the officers as they investigated a domestic violence call, according to a final report from the...
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