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The Highland City Council adopted two new ordinances on September 1, 2026, according to a notice posted on September 17.
The measures involve amendments to the Highland City Development Code and regulations concerning vehicle parking.
The adopted ordinances include O-2026-28, which amends the Highland City Development Code related to accessory dwelling units.
Additionally, the council passed O-2026-29, which amends regulations for the parking of trailers and oversized vehicles on city highways.
In a report published September 16, the Highland City Council addressed several municipal items, including a proclamation for Constitution Week and new ordinances regarding e-bikes and veterinary clinic usage. The council also reviewed the financial results of the 2026 Highland Fling and discussed future plans for Christmas light locations.
A profile of Highland City Council Member Scott Smith, highlighting his role in the city's efforts to obtain a unique ZIP code through his professional connections.
The county may acquire a second chunk of land between Highland Estates and the Silver Creek highway interchange for open space. Highway 40. Summit County Summit County bought the parcel highlighted in red on the left this summer. Wednesday, it could decide to acquire the one on the right, too.
According to the Utah Heavy Athletics website, the games were first organized in Scotland in the 11th century when King Malcom III held a royal contest to find the strongest and fastest people in his kingdom. Now, they’re a way that people use to compete, find community and celebrate Scottish heritage.
The Highland Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Sept. 22, 2026, to discuss a development agreement for an assisted living facility and proposed changes to building height measurement regulations.
The Highland City Council scheduled a meeting for September 15, 2026, to address several items including business use applications and city code amendments.
The rangers conducted a traffic stop on Gregory Aaron Farley, 52, of Hazelton, Idaho, on May 3, 2025. Farley pleaded guilty on Dec. employee with a deadly weapon.
Election officials in the Wasatch Back prepare for all kinds of scenarios to protect locals’ right to vote, including responding to recent confusion over mail-in ballots. Postal Service to stop illegal voting by noncitizens. Utah Lt. Gov. Stevens said the ruling came as a relief.
The western Summit County water company says a shortfall is possible without new supply. Without additional conservation, without additional source, we are going to have an 800-gallon-per-minute shortfall, he told the Summit County Council Sept.
Weber State University began celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a theme focused on shaping the future. The festivities include cultural workshops, dancing, art displays, and musical performances.
The Park City Police Department says Bruno is on the mend after a fall Tuesday morning. The dog was flown to a veterinary hospital in Salt Lake with two broken legs and fractured his jaw. Officers say Bruno still has a long road ahead and thank the community for its support for the K-9 and his handler.
Investors have put pressure on Park City Mountain's parent company ahead of its annual meeting. If those allegations prove true, Peterson says he and other shareholders are entitled to damages. This year, skiers filed a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing Vail and its competitors Alterra Mountain Company, Boyne Resorts and POWDR of price fixing.