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Election 2026: All of Summit County is in same congressional district, a change from two years ago - Park Record (opens the original)
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Election Day is a little more than a month away. But some Summit County voters may not realize they reside in a different congressional district than they did the last time the lower chamber of Congress was on the ballot. Utah’s congressional map was redrawn after the 2024 election in a rare mid-decade process resulting from litigation over district boundaries that state legislators adopted after the 2020 census. The redrawn map put all of Summit County in the 3rd Congressional District. The cou
Park City vote on Bonanza Park proposal not scheduled for Oct. 14 meeting - Park Record (opens the original)
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It appears the Park City Planning Commission will not make what will eventually be a closely watched decision about a development proposal involving the municipal government in Bonanza Park at its meeting in two weeks. The agenda for an Oct. 14 panel meeting includes the proposal, but it indicates the Planning Commission will be asked to continue the matter to an unspecified date. A public hearing is scheduled at the meeting. The municipal government previously posted materials about the proposa
Park City drivers hit deer; elk carcass also reported - Park Record (opens the original)
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The Park City Police Department received a series of recent reports involving wildlife, including collisions with drivers on busy streets. The police regularly log wildlife-related cases involving species like deer, elk and moose. The recent cases largely resembled those typically reported to the police, but they could signal an uptick since collisions between drivers and animals sometimes increase with reduced daylight in the fall and winter. Measures such as posting caution signs have been imp
Park City police blotter: Music from ice cream truck reported as disruptive - Park Record (opens the original)
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An ice cream truck prompted a report to the Park City Police Department. The case was logged on Monday, Sept. 21, at 4:02 p.m. Someone contacted the Police Department saying the vehicle had been “playing ice cream truck music” for upward of three hours on Kearns Boulevard or in the area. The truck was “really disrupting” the person’s work, according to public police logs. The agency classified the case as suspected disturbing the peace. Other incidents reported to the Police Department recently
Clark Ranch development would permanently displace some wildlife, study finds - Park Record (opens the original)
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The development of Clark Ranch may force mule deer and elk to move off the land. But there would not be expected to be the same impacts on moose because, according to a report from an environmental consultant that was submitted to the Park City municipal government, there is no evidence of the animals living there. The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday continued its discussion about a proposal for a housing project on municipal land off the S.R. 248 entryway and close to the Park City H
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