Pamela Manson

The Snyderville Basin Cemetery District board on Thursday unanimously approved a $495,000 budget for 2025 to fund its work establishing burial grounds in the unincorporated area.

Park City water quality and treatment manager, Michelle De Haan explains how the 3Kings Water Treatment Plant produces chlorine on-site to disinfect water. Credit: Michael Ritucci for the Park Record

Feedback from community members who attended open houses to review a plan to transform Park City’s Main Street area was largely supportive, a municipal staff report says. Large boards with information and graphics displayed proposed future investments and improvements designed to preserve the character of Historic Main Street and Old Town. Other goals are to […]

Deer Valley Resort’s plan to build a major development at its Snow Park base area extends past the anticipated completion of the construction in 2030. The proposal includes the implementation of a five-year Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program that would further enhance measures to decrease the number of vehicle trips, increase alternate modes of transportation […]

Construction of EngineHouse, a development that will add 99 workforce units to Park City’s housing stock, is moving along. To date, workers have excavated approximately 41,000 tons of dirt and poured about 4,000 yards of concrete, according to J. Fisher Companies, which is partnering on the project with Park City. They are using about 9,000 […]

When he was 10 years old, a visit to a Florida dog park inspired Ian Weinman to push for one to be built in Park City. The boy attended City Council meetings, wrote letters that were published in The Park Record and helped organize community members to advocate for the project. After four years, his […]

A free service that takes Nordic skiers, snowshoers and fat tire bikers from Bonanza Park to Empire Pass and back has started its early winter shuttle service. Transit to Trails, which offered shuttle service part of last week, hopes to continue this Thursday through Sunday, depending on weather and groomed track conditions. The service — […]

Pickleball enthusiasts soon could have a new place to play in Park City. The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing the installation of six indoor pickleball courts for public play in a 15,000-square-foot bay at the Utah Film Studio at Quinn’s Junction. Last month, the City Council approved […]

Pickleball enthusiasts soon could have a new place to play in Park City. The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing the installation of six indoor pickleball courts for public play in a 15,000-square-foot bay at the Utah Film Studio at Quinn’s Junction. Last month, the City Council approved […]

This is an overview of the parcels in the proposed exchange totaling 310 acres owned by Redus Park City LLC. Credit: Park City Municipal