CRIME & SAFETY
Moose tramples man outside Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center
A moose recently trampled a man outside the Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center, the Park City Police Department said, a rare case of contact between one of the large animals and humans in a community where moose sightings occur regularly. The police received the report at 1:40 p.m....
Park City traffic stops include failing to yield left lane, case at 27 mph over speed limit
The Park City Police Department in late April stopped drivers for a variety of suspected offenses, as traffic patrols continued through the community’s spring offseason. Monitoring traffic is part of the department’s regular duties, and the recent cases were similar in nature to what is typical for the police. Speeding and other traffic issues have for years been one of the chief complaints of Parkites. The police and the wider municipal government have taken steps over time in an attempt to curb the road issues with varying degrees of success.
PCPD urges moose safety after man nearly trampled outside PC MARC
Park City Police Lt. Jay Randall said a 55-year-old man walking to his car startled a moose eating in the bushes. The moose knocked down the man as it ran off. A bystander called for help but the man refused the ambulance when it arrived. Randall warned residents moose and...
Heber skate park reopen after vandalism incident
The park was closed for over a week after vandals damaged the restroom, breaking a sink, ripping a drain from the wall and lighting fireworks inside the bathroom. Police arrested six juveniles earlier this week who were all sent to juvenile court.
Short documentary examines the ‘Broken Trust’ between athletes and abusive coaches
Friends of the Children's Justice Center Summit County and Park City Film present ‘Broken Trust’. Where: Park City Library’s Jim Santy Auditorium, 1255 Park Ave. Web: brokentrustfilm.com and parkcityfilm.org/film/broken-trust. Park City Film and the Friends of the Children’s Justice Center of Summit County invites the public to look...
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