Jay Hamburger is a journalist based in Park City, Utah, and writes for The Park Record Newspaper. With a focus on local news, Jay covers a wide range of topics including community events, outdoor activities, local government, and the vibrant arts scene in Park City. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Jay brings the stories of Park City to life for readers.
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Jay Hamburger's work focuses predominantly on local government and politics, crime, and events in the Park City area. He seems to have a strong emphasis on covering news related to Park City's local government announcements and event coverage, particularly around the Sundance Film Festival.
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By: Jay Hamburger
Park City leaders are considering introducing ranked choice voting in the 2025 City Hall election.
By: Jay Hamburger
The Park City Police Department in late August and the first day of September reported numerous cases on the roads.
By: Jay Hamburger
A party was reported on Three Kings Drive. The police were told an officer would hear the people once they pulled into a parking lot.
Members of the Park City Police Department motorcycle squad descend Main Street during the Miners Day parade on Monday. The motorcycles are regular entries into parades in the community. The Police Department assigns motorcycle officers to a variety of duties, including traffic patrols and special events. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record
By: Jay Hamburger
A committee seated by Park City leaders to study the future of the Main Street core wants a concept that would remake Swede Alley to receive further consideration.
Park City leaders on Thursday evening delayed a decision on whether to adopt for municipal contests an election system known as ranked choice voting.
A route, if ever pursued, could become important in a wider aerial transit system
By: Jay Hamburger
Tracy Harden, a Park City resident, spoke to the elected officials about the entitlement process that continues to unfold with Chicago-based Singerman Real Estate locked in talks with the Park City Planning Commission.
By: Jay Hamburger
Ranked choice voting involves voters ranking the candidates in the order of their preference. If a candidate receives greater than 50% of the first-place votes, they win the seat.
By: Jay Hamburger
City Hall is preparing to rebuild the pool area at the Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center.
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