Read the violation reports and inspections for Utahâs âtroubled-teenâ treatment centers (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Teen treatment registry. | Updated: 11:02 p.m. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Thousands of children are sent away to Utah for treatment at âtroubled-teenâ centers and wilderness programs. But it has been hard to identify what places have a good track record and which ones donât. Utahâs Office of Licensing inspects and regulates each facility, and sometimes finds neglect, child abuse or sexual misconduct. That information should be easy to get. But it hasnât been. Until now. The Salt Lake Tribune is making public thousands of inspections and critical incidents reports in this free, searchable database. This is possible because of the donations from more than 100 people. This money paid for the state to fulfill records requests. Other states have made similar databases public, but Utah requires people who want to see these records to pay for the cost of redacting private information, such as the names of children receiving treatment.