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Dr. Scott Hotaling wears many hats at Utah State University. He’s an assistant professor in the Department of Wildland Resources, researching climate change in mountain areas. He also works as the university’s climate resiliency extension specialist, which means he spends time working closely with the communities outside of Utah State campuses and integrating local voices into research.
Developers wanting to build in Summit County must now submit a traffic impact study if the proposal is expected to generate more than 25 trips during peak hours. The Summit County Council last week approved two ordinances that modified development codes in the Snyderville Basin and on the East Side.
A mobile food pantry is scheduled for Friday, November 13, to address a gap in food assistance following the closure of the Coalville and Oakley food pantries. Local officials are working with the Christian Center of Park City to restore permanent operations.
The 16th annual Live PC Give PC event raised a record $6,108,080 for 150 local nonprofits in Park City, Utah. According to a November 9 statement, the fundraising effort included contributions from 7,632 unique donors making over 18,000 donations.
Former Oakley Mayor Zane Woolstenhulme maintains a lead in House District 4, covering Summit, Morgan and Rich counties. Zane Woolstenhulme, a Democrat, was neck-and-neck with Utah House District 4 GOP Rep. Tiara Auxier after Election Day. When Summit County had counted most of the remaining ballots Sunday night, Woolstenhulme had almost 600 more votes and a 3% margin.
The Summit County Clerk’s Office had fewer than 250 ballots to count as of Monday morning, but voters still have another week to resolve any outstanding ballot issues before the results are certified. If the Clerk’s Office finds an issue with a ballot, such as an illegible signature, the ballot is returned to the voter with a request to “cure” the identification problem.
Environmental protections are already in place because of another pipe proposed a decade ago. Dallas oil company HF Sinclair is exploring a new pipeline route that would move up to 95,000 barrels of refined oil a day through parts of Summit County.
When trees and brush are removed to reduce wildfire risk, all that leftover material has to go somewhere. Traditionally, much of it is burned in piles. But a Utah company is trying a different approach: turning that debris into something that can benefit the environment.
The West Jordan Zoning Administrator will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, to discuss a conditional use permit for a personal care service. The meeting will take place at West Jordan City Hall to gather public comments regarding a proposal by 2nd LLC.
At Four Corners Community Behavioral Health’s Crisis Receiving Center, everyone who comes through the door is having one of “the worst days of their life,” said Melissa Huntington, the organization’s executive director. Some are experiencing thoughts of suicide or struggling with depression and anxiety.
The Price City Police Department has issued a notice regarding unclaimed and abandoned property held for over 90 days. Individuals listed in the notice must contact Cpt. Brandon Ratcliffe to claim items before a November deadline.
My husband Cary passed peacefully at home, under the care of hospice. He was a wonderful person; he was honest, caring, and gave his heart to Tooele City as a building official for several years. I wanted to thank the city of Tooele. Cary made a lot of friends, and he loved his job.
The Milford City Council is scheduled to hold a special meeting on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, to discuss water rights and undergo council training. The meeting will feature a presentation from the Utah Division of Water Rights.