Pamela Manson

Robbie Smoot, the city’s senior financial and data analyst, said he does not expect much, if any, decrease in sales tax revenue because of the loss of Sundance Film Festival, assuming otherwise normal winter conditions.

Park City has made significant progress on workforce housing, but demand continues to quickly outpace supply, according to Sara Wineman, the city's housing and development coordinator.

The Park City Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Thursday proclaiming June as Pride Month and authorized banners and decals.

Park City had the fifth fastest decline for a city with 5,000 to 19,999 residents when its population dropped by 56 to 8,284, a 0.7% decrease.

Horrocks Engineers LLC will provide environmental clearance, preliminary engineering and final design support.

Tracy Meier, the National Ability Center’s chief program and education officer, supports proposed ski lift upgrades at Park City Mountain, where her organization provides about 5,000 lessons a season.

Cascade Academy wants to operate a residential center for up to eight girls ages 13 to 18 who have severe anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders.

In a motion filed May 20 in Third District Court, the county says Spoil to Soil and the property owners have not exhausted administrative remedies and Utah law does not recognize a vested property right in a conditional use permit, among other grounds.

The project goals are to enhance walking and biking facilities, calm traffic speeds and strengthen Safe Routes to School, a program that helps students walk or bike safely to school.

A project to make the Trailside Wheels Park more accessible and inclusive for people of all ages and abilities is moving forward. The Administrative Control Board of Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District voted unanimously on June 11 to approve the conceptual design, which completely renovates the skate park with new street-style terrain and a warm-up/beginner […]