Statement Regarding Tribal House Sober Living - Midvale, Utah This statement is submitted to document serious concerns regarding the management practices and resident treatment at Tribal House sober living facility located in Midvale, Utah. During my son's residency, there was a pattern of inconsistent rule implementation and enforcement. Policies appeared to change frequently without clear communication, resulting in confusion and unequal application among residents. It is further alleged that prior to the installation of surveillance systems, there were ongoing violations of house rules involving unauthorized overnight guests. This raises concerns regarding inadequate supervision and enforcement of established standards within the facility. The facility charges approximately $800 per month for shared accommodations, which exceeds typical market rates for comparable sober living arrangements. Despite this, the services promised--including assistance with employment--were not consistently provided. On or about the date of removal, my son was required to vacate the premises at approximately 12:15 a.m., with no reasonable notice, despite having confirmed employment obligations the following morning. This action placed him in immediate hardship and instability. The stated basis for removal involved a conflict with a house manager. However, it is alleged that similar conduct had been permitted or overlooked in other instances, including by staff, suggesting selective or discriminatory enforcement of rules. Additionally, the facility did not provide a standard remediation period (commonly referred to as a 72-hour reset), which is widely recognized in sober living environments as an opportunity for corrective action. There were also disputes concerning personal property at the time of discharge, including items belonging to my son that were not immediately returned. It is further concerning that my son was reportedly told he was being made "an example" for other residents, which raises serious questions regarding fairness, intent, and professional conduct. As a result of these actions, my son experienced unnecessary disruption to his recovery progress, employment stability, and overall well-being. Given these concerns, I strongly recommend that this matter be reviewed, and that prospective residents exercise caution when considering this facility. read more