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East Side voters seemingly reject West Hills incorporation bid

By Park Record · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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The West Hills saga in eastern Summit County has ended after 24 voters, or 96%, rejected the incorporation, according to preliminary results. Only one voter supported incorporation. However, results could change over the coming weeks as a lawsuit over the disqualification of at least 17 voters plays out in Third District Court.

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