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RSVP Details Released for October 2026 Wasatch County Interlocal Symposium

By Utah News Staff · September 12, 2026 · 1 min read
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RSVP Details Released for October 2026 Wasatch County Interlocal Symposium
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A notice on the Wasatch County website provides details for the October 2026 Interlocal Symposium. The event is scheduled to take place at the UVU-Wasatch Campus in Heber City.

Key takeaways

  • The October 2026 Interlocal Symposium will be held at the UVU-Wasatch Campus in Heber City.
  • The venue is located at 3111 N. College Way.
  • Contact information for inquiries includes a phone number and email address.

An RSVP notice for the October 2026 Wasatch County Interlocal Symposium was posted to the Wasatch County website. The event is set to be held at the UVU-Wasatch Campus located at 3111 N. College Way in Heber City.

The symposium location is the UVU-Wasatch Campus at 3111 N. College Way in Heber City. Interested parties may contact officials at 435-657-3180 or via email at info@wasatchcounty.gov.

The notice includes a registration form for attendees to provide their organization, email address, number of attendees, and how they heard about the event.

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