The Summit County Council was scheduled to meet on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, to discuss various items including property acquisition and potential rezoning projects. The meeting was set to include a site visit and multiple public hearings.
The Summit County Council has released an amended agenda for a meeting scheduled for September 2, 2026. The meeting will include a work session and public hearings regarding various land use and development projects.
Summit County has been named one of the nation's Top 15 Rural Communities for 2026 by Expansion Solutions Magazine. Additionally, a public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 3 to discuss updates to the Eastern Summit County General Plan.
The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Sept. 3, 2026, to discuss updates to the general plan. The meeting will focus on proposed amendments intended to guide future growth and development in the area.
The Summit County Republican Party has formally declared its support for House Bill 356, a law mandating a transition from at-large to district-based representation for the Summit County Council. The legislation, signed into law in March 2025, requires the county to move away from its current Council-Manager model of at-large representation to a system where residents elect single representatives for specific geographic districts.
Park City sales tax revenue has fallen 20% compared to 2025 levels, according to data from the Utah State Tax Commission. City officials state the budget will balance using reserves with no impact on services.
The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission scheduled a meeting for September 3, 2026. The session will address accessory building permits and proposed amendments to the Eastern Summit County General Plan.
The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for September 8, 2026, to discuss several development projects in Summit County.
Mountain Regional water customers may see a larger rate increase up front to expand capacity at Signal Hill. Signal Hill is where Mountain Regional pumps water from the Weber River, where it's then disbursed to more than 6,000 customers in the Snyderville Basin.
Individuals wishing to submit statements regarding the Snyderville Basin Recreation District Bond must notify the Summit County Clerk by August 30, 2026. The bond is scheduled to appear on the November 3, 2026, ballot.
A photo gallery featuring Chalk Creek was released by Summit County. The collection includes work by local photographer Ed Woolstenhulme.
The deal with Summit Land Conservancy will support efforts to connect Peoa to the Uintas with trails. The county is contributing $831,000 from the 2021 voter-approved open space bond. This is located, for folks who are familiar with that area, across the river from Franson Park.
Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter has declared full confidence in Sheriff Rigby despite an ongoing investigation. This comes amid legal proceedings involving the Wasatch County Sheriff, who is currently serving his second term.
The High Valley Transit District Board of Trustees approved amendments to the 2024 budget during a meeting held on December 10, 2024. The resolution adjusted the Operating, Capital, and Debt Service funds to reflect updated fiscal projections for the year.
The recognition is part of the Expansion Solutions 2026 Awards of Excellence, one of the publication’s highest annual honors celebrating leadership in economic development and business growth across the United States. “This award really reflects the quality of our business community, our citizens, and our visitors,” said Jeff Jones, economic development and housing director.
Summit County, Utah, has been named one of the nation's Top 15 Rural Communities for 2026 by Expansion Solutions Magazine. The recognition was part of the publication's 2026 Awards of Excellence, which honors leadership in business growth and economic development.
Recycle Utah is sharing what its future home might look like for the first time. The plans include a coffee shop, kitchen and education space. Highway 40 in Summit County. Executive Director Andy Hecht said the new space will be easier for residents and businesses to use.
Summit County announced several community updates, including the addition of the Jeremy Ranch Stone Cabin to the National Register of Historic Places and the launch of new recycling drop-off locations.
The Summit County Library Board of Directors met on July 21, 2022, to discuss library administration, upcoming programming, and facility improvements. The meeting included reports on patron services, staff development, and budget discussions regarding remote lockers.
The Summit County Council is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, to consider several major land use and development projects, including a significant rezoning and master planned development for 66 townhomes and 20 affordable housing units at Crossroads at Silver Creek. The meeting will also address a mixed-use redevelopment project for Junction Commons and a potential revocation of a conditional use permit for a recycling facility.
The Park Silly Market was an annual summer street festival held on Main Street in Park City. The event featured local artists, musicians, food vendors, and various community activities.
The Summit County Weeds Division scheduled a Community Noxious Weeds Tour to educate residents regarding the most-wanted weeds in the county. The event was set to take place at the Richardson Flat Park & Ride.
Attendees will receive hands-on instruction to identify Summit County's most wanted noxious weeds and learn practical, effective techniques to manage them on their own property. Theyll also have a chance to chat with local experts from Summit County Weeds Division, Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter, Summit CWMA, Basin Recreation and the Summit County USU Extension.
Summit County has announced its 8th Community Noxious Weeds Tour to help residents and land managers identify and manage invasive plants. The free event is scheduled for Sept. 12, 2026, at the Richardson Flat Park & Ride.
The Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) maintains a comprehensive portfolio of transportation studies designed to address the needs of a rapidly growing region. These studies support regional planning, funding decisions, and infrastructure improvements across Utah, Wasatch, and Summit Counties.
Summit County is hosting its 8th Community Noxious Weeds Tour to help residents identify and manage invasive plants. The event aims to encourage community-wide efforts to keep the area native and beautiful.
Summit County's 8th Community Noxious Weeds Tour is set for September 12, 2026, at Richardson Flat Park & Ride. The event offers hands-on instruction on managing noxious weeds and includes direct access to local experts. The public is invited to participate in a team effort to maintain Summit County's natural beauty.
The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing for September 3, 2026, to discuss general plan amendments and a conditional use permit. The meeting will take place at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville.
The Summit County Council scheduled a public hearing for September 2, 2026, regarding a rezoning request for the Crossroads at Silvercreek development. The proposal includes townhomes, apartments, affordable housing units, and commercial space.
