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Town of Hideout Announces Planning Commission Meeting Cancellation

By Utah News Staff from 1 source · July 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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A wooden gavel sits alone on an empty meeting table in a darkened community room with vacant chairs in the background, symbolizing a cancelled municipal meeting in Hideout, Utah.
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The Town of Hideout issued public notices on July 22, 2026, regarding upcoming municipal proceedings. The notices detailed a cancellation for the Planning Commission and an announcement for a scheduled Town Council public hearing.

Key takeaways

  • The Town of Hideout Planning Commission will not hold its upcoming meeting, according to a July 22, 2026, notice.
  • The Town of Hideout issued a formal notice for a public hearing involving the Town Council on July 22, 2026.
  • Both announcements were released as part of official municipal news and notices for Wasatch County.
  • The town's communications regarding these meetings were updated on the same day.

The Town of Hideout announced Wednesday that its Planning Commission will not hold its next scheduled meeting, according to official notices released by the municipality on July 22, 2026.

Planning Commission Meeting Cancelled

In a public notice issued July 22, 2026, the Town of Hideout confirmed the cancellation of its Planning Commission meeting. The announcement was part of the town's official news and notices updates for Wasatch County.

Town Council Public Hearing Notice

Simultaneously, the town issued a separate notice of public hearing regarding upcoming business for the Hideout Town Council. The notice, released on the same day as the commission cancellation, alerted residents to the scheduled hearing.

Official Municipal Notices

The notices were published via the official Hideout, Utah news and notices portal on July 22, 2026.

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  • hideoututah.govOfficialNews & Notices – Town of Hideout, Wasatch County, UT
  • hideoututah.govOfficialNews & Notices – Page 2 – Town of Hideout, Wasatch County, UT

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