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Sheriff’s Office joins Utah ICAC task force under new MOU
Summary
The commission approved a memorandum of understanding enabling Weber County Sheriff's Office participation in the Utah Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force; Sgt. Dustin Stewart said the MOU provides training, funding and access to task‑force investigators for local proactive and reactive investigations.
Sgt. Dustin Stewart, who supervises the Special Victims Unit, presented a memorandum of understanding that defines the sheriff's office participation in the Utah Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force managed by the Attorney General's Office in Salt Lake.
Stewart said the agreement allows the county to "receive training and funding, and also assistance with cases" involving crimes against children online, and enables assignment of a county investigator to the task force. The commission voted to approve the MOU by voice vote.
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