Local News Hour

Today on the Local News Hour : (08:01) - Summit County Manager Tom Fisher previews the County Council's agenda for their meeting Wednesday. (21:26) - Park City School District Director of Community Education Todd Klarich has details about free summer school. (34:48) - Summit Lands Conservancy Ex. Director Cheryl Fox has details about the first Hops Hikes scheduled for this summer.

Today on the Local News Hour : (05:59) - Summit County Regional Transportation Planner Caroline Rodriguez has details on the opening of e-bikes and an update on the future of S.R. 224. (19:16) - PC Tots Co-Founder Carol Loomis has details about the hiring of their new executive director and the reopening of their two childcare centers. (36:01) -Rob Harter, Executive Director of Christian Center of Park City, has an update on the services his organization is offering during the COVID-19 crisis.

Executive Director of the Mountain Trails Foundation Charlie Sturgis with his weekly report (00:01 ) President and CEO of the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation Colin Hilton has details on the phased reopening of the Utah Olympic Park.(03:08) Park City School District Chief Operating Officer Mike Tanner talks about security upgrades and what the district is doing to prepare for the reopening of schools in August. preparedness for school opening and other operational business.(20:35) KPCW General

(6:51) Synderville Basin Planning Commission Chairman Ryan Dickey (26:00) Sandy Brumley and Michael Kearns (36:41) Christina Miller and Mike Somers JRDF Gala

Park City Chamber Bureau President and CEO Bill Malone (07:29) has details on a recent survey as well as a look at the opening of the summer season and next winter's ski season. Park City Affordable Housing Manager Jason Glidden (25:21) talks about the city's various affordable housing projects in the pipeline. Mountainlands Community Housing Trust Executive Director Scott Loomis (36:12) has an update on the availability of for-sale condos at Silver Creek Village as well as how they're helping

(12:30) Summit County Fire Warden Bryce Boyer with an outlook on the fire season. (20:50) Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson previews tomorrow's Planning Commission agenda, including another look at the proposed development at the base of PCMR.

Mountain Trails Report with Charlie Sturgis (00:02) Summit County Health Director Rich Bullough has the latest on the new health order bringing Summit County to the yellow zone. (04:27) Park City Council Member Tim Henney has an udpate on Thursday's meeting. (25:23) People's Health Clinic Executive Director Beth Armstrong has details on how the clinic has shifted the majority of its patients to telehealth. (39:33)

Summit County Council Member Chris Robinson (6:44) has an update of Wednesday’s meeting. Owen Ashton, President of NAMI's (National Association of Mental Illness) Board of Directors (23:44) talks about the free online support groups and mental health seminars happening as Mental Health Awareness month comes to an end. Local Author and Pediatrician Alison Delgado (31:47) has details about her new book, My Race for Life – the story of her recovery from a Traumatic Brain Injury. Due to the pandemic

Park City School District Superintendent Jill Gildea and Business Administrator Todd Hauber (03:26) talk about next year’s budget and possible cuts as well as the future of education in the district, given the lessons they’ve learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Park City Manager Matt Dias (29:22) has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting and Katy Wang (43:14)with Park City Film has details about the Virtual Film Series.

Summit County Manager Tom Fisher (04:54) discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra (26:33) has an update on the center’s operations and Park City resident Linda Duggins (41:49) is organizing a Cowbells for Courage event to celebrate all those workers who are on the front lines in the COVID19 pandemic.