The Park City Water Department is committed to providing the safest drinking water possible to our residents. We are taking inventory of all service line materials to ensure no lead service lines exist locally.

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The #ParkCity Council is exploring the possibility of shifting municipal elections to ranked choice voting (RCV).

The Utah State Legislature passed HB 35 in 2018, establishing a RCV pilot program through Jan. 1, 2026.

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A brief recap of May 8 #PlanningCommission meeting.

Listen and watch the meeting in full: bit.ly/3UyLAbt

The best time to plant a tree was 30 years ago. The next best time is this June as part of #ParkCity ’s #ArborDay celebration on June 5!

Sign up to get your free tree today and learn more at parkcity.org/plantingparkci….

Fourth of July parade applications, Summit Bike Share kicks off their 8th season, and reserve your FREE tree with Planting Park City.

All this and more in the May 8 municipal update: bit.ly/4buNAbv

.Summit County, Utah businesses are invited to the Green Business Program Lunch & Learn Wed., May 15 from 12-1 p.m. at the Blair Education Center.
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Hear from industry experts about water efficiency, focusing on minimizing landscape water waste.
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Register: summitcounty.info/3QCjye5

🚧 Guardsman Pass #SR190 update: 

Yesterday the Utah DOT 233 crew began work to clear Guardsman Pass, here’s a few visuals of the progress.

There is NO opening date/time determined, but we will share that information as soon as we have it. Thanks, safe travels!

UDOT Traffic

Thank you for joining us yesterday for our Spring Projects Open House! We enjoyed chatting with you — our residents — and hearing your feedback about upcoming projects.

Thank you to the Park City Library for having us.

With winter’s apparent return, crews are able to continue pile burning operations on the Treasure Hill Open Space today.

Smoke may be present during operations and several days following. Crews will be actively lighting piles today and tomorrow, May 8-9.

Please do not report.

Join us next TONIGHT from 5:00-6:30 p.m. for the Spring Projects Open House from Park City Library.

City teams will be on hand to discuss a variety of projects ranging from construction to Park City Recreation, Park City Transit, water infrastructure projects, and more!

Due to inclement weather, the City's Spring Projects Open House will now be hosted indoors Park City Library's Community Room TONIGHT, May 7 from 5:00-6:30 p.m.

Join us!

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#PlanningCommission convenes Wed., May 8 at 5:30 p.m.

Agenda Highlights:
• Public hearing on the new Deer Valley ski lift.
• Discussion of a conditional use permit for Park City Recreation.
• Trails Master Plan & Land Management Code Amendments reviews.

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Applications for this year's Fourth of July parade on Main Street are now open!

All applications must be submitted by June 14.

Read more via KPCW Radio: bit.ly/4b7xMvt

🚧 Guardsman Pass #SR190 update: 

The Utah DOT 233 crew will begin work to clear starting tomorrow 5/7. 
There is NO opening date determined, as crews have a lot of work to do.

We will share an update on clearing progress & an opening date as soon as we have that information!

City Brief – a look at the week ahead in City meetings and news – is now available on our website.

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Bike to School on Fri., May 10! Bring your bike & helmet, or get a youth helmet for free at each location.

Morning Meetups:
7:20 — PC Heights (Ledger Way/Richardson Flat Rd.)
7:30 — Park City Recreation (1200 Little Kate Rd.)
7:40 — Aspen Villas
7:45 — Arches Park (end of Comstock Dr.)

Join us next TOMORROW, May 7 for the Spring Projects Open House from 5-6:30 p.m. Park City Library.

City teams will be on hand to discuss a variety of projects ranging from construction to Park City Recreation, Park City Transit, water infrastructure projects, and more!

It’s #DrinkingWaterWeek ! 2024 marks 50 years of the Safe Water Drinking Act, a law passed by Congress in 1974 protecting the quality of the US's drinking water.

Celebrate:
• Participate in a local clean-up.
• Learn more about your local water utility: bit.ly/3UGtJk9

Join us at our Spring Projects Open House on Tuesday, May 7 from 5-6:30 p.m. Park City Library.

“(The) Spring (open house) is significant because it’s the kickoff of construction season.' — PCMC Community Engagement Mg. Linda Jager.

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Go easy on Park City’s trails! Remember to smile, slow down, and have fun while sharing trails and open space with your community.

Good trail culture starts with 10 seconds of kindness.