A sticker bearing the name and slogan of the white nationalist group Patriot Front was found on a power box near 13th Street and Woodside Avenue in Old Town Park City, the Park City Police Department confirmed.
A Park City Parks Department worker spotted the sticker during the early morning of July 16, and reported it to police. The sticker carried the phrase "Life, Liberty, Victory," a known Patriot Front message. It was affixed to a power box on the border of the field outside the Park City Library.
The Parks Department removed the sticker. Police said they could not determine how long it had been in place.
As of midday July 21, the Police Department said there were no suspects and no video footage that could assist an investigation.
Other stickers also found
Police noted that other stickers at the location bore the message "8647," a phrase commonly used by those calling for President Trump's removal from office.
Who is Patriot Front?
The Park City Police Department described Patriot Front as a "nationalist group who have been recognized as a hate group."
The Anti-Defamation League identifies Patriot Front as a Texas-based white supremacist organization founded in 2017 by Thomas Ryan Rousseau after it splintered from the group Vanguard America. The ADL says the group is hostile toward Jewish people, Black people, immigrants and the LGBTQ+ community.
According to the ADL, Patriot Front has been responsible for the vast majority of white supremacist propaganda distributed in the United States every year since 2019. In 2023, the most recent year with available data, the group accounted for roughly 60 percent of all white supremacist propaganda recorded nationally.
Leaked internal documents reported by USA Today showed the group had more than 540 members across 49 states as of early 2026. Members are required to submit proof of weekly propaganda distribution or face expulsion, according to the ADL.
The group staged a march of approximately 400 members through Washington, D.C., on July 4, 2026.
How to report
The Park City Police Department's investigation remains open. Residents who see similar stickers or suspicious activity can call 911 for emergencies or reach the department's Tip-A-Cop line at 435-615-5847.
