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Heber City, Wasatch County justice courts begin consolidation process - Park Record

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Heber City Justice Court Judge Randy Birch did not seek retention in the upcoming general election. Consolidating the local justice courts requires formal approval from the Utah Judicial Council and an interlocal agreement between Heber City and Wasatch County.

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