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Park City area forms Winter Olympic organizing committee

By Park Record · October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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Representatives from local government, the ski industry, the tourism industry and other segments of the community last summer coalesced into a committee to begin planning for the area’s role in the 2034 Winter Olympics. The Local Organizing Committee first met in June and has met twice since then.

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