The Beacon House - Hale St - Grantsville Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Beacon House - Hale St - Grantsville is a sober living home in Grantsville, Utah, in Tooele County, one of four recovery residences the nonprofit Become Beacon operates in the Tooele Valley.

A Recovery Residence on Hale Street

Hale Street sits in a residential part of Grantsville away from the Main Street business strip, giving the house a quieter setting while still keeping the town's core within a short drive. Grantsville itself is compact enough that most errands, meetings and appointments a resident needs are reachable without a long commute.

Operating Under Utah's Mandatory License

Every recovery residence in Utah must be licensed through the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Licensing; the state has no separate voluntary certification track alongside it. Become Beacon states its mission as providing recovery and supportive services to the Tooele County community, work that falls under this state licensing framework.

A Community-Based Nonprofit Model

Running as a nonprofit.

Grantsville and the Tooele Valley

Grantsville lies in the Tooele Valley, west of the Salt Lake metro, with Tooele city as the county seat nearby. The valley has its own smaller service base, and residents at Become Beacon's Grantsville houses generally draw on Tooele for anything beyond what Grantsville itself provides, while staying rooted in a lower-cost, less congested part of the state.

Applying to This Grantsville Sober House

Applications go directly to Become Beacon. Given the organization runs several houses in a tight geographic cluster, a prospective resident should ask which specific address has availability, what the intake process looks like, and how the nonprofit coordinates with outside treatment providers for anyone still receiving outpatient care.