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Summit County considers $109 million budget for 2027

By Park Record · October 16, 2026 · 1 min read
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Summit County residents are invited to share their thoughts about the proposed budget during two public hearings: Dec. 2 in the Snyderville Basin and Dec. 9 in Coalville. Written comments are accepted at any time.

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