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Wasatch County reimagines its affordable housing approach

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The county is considering hiring staff dedicated to affordable housing in the community. At a county council meeting Sept. Wasatch County is looking to its northern neighbor, Summit County, as a model. We don't have a housing crisis, Crittenden said.

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