Jay Hamburger

Park City

Reporter at Park Record

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Articles

Park City officials did not receive advance notice of Pride colors on PC Hill

5 days ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

The land where the PC Hill letters is located is under the ownership of City Hall and the municipal government said officials were not aware of plans to temporarily splash the lettering in the rainbow colors of the Pride flag. Park City High School students on Wednesday morning decorated the letters, which are on a highly visible hillside that can be seen from various vantages in Prospector, Park Meadows and the S.R. 248 corridor.
Park City outlines key dates in municipal election

5 days ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

Park City has compiled a calendar highlighting important dates in the upcoming City Hall election, starting with the formal beginning of the campaign in early June. The mayor’s office and two seats on the Park City Council are on the ballot. The timeline of the election became more noteworthy than usual this year with the City Council initially opting to employ ranked-choice voting as the balloting method before rescinding that decision and returning to the traditional method.
Park City holds election workshop, but some attendees not revealing any political plans

6 days ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

The field of declared candidates for the Park City election this year did not widen on Tuesday evening even though there were people at the Marsac Building who may have privately decided to mount a campaign. The municipal government hosted a workshop designed for people who are considering becoming a candidate for the mayor’s office or one of the two seats on the Park City Council that are on the ballot.
Park City historic board delays decision on decrepit Centennial House

6 days ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

The Centennial House will continue to stand, at least for a little while longer. The Park City Historic Preservation Board on Wednesday evening discussed the future of the decrepit building toward the southern end of Main Street before delaying a decision. The Old Town panel indicated it wants to return to the talks on June 4.
PC Hill lettering adorned with pride colors

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

The PC Hill lettering has been adorned with the colors of the pride flag amid a statewide debate about the display of certain flags on public property. Park City High School students added the colors to the letters early Wednesday morning. The “PC” lettering on the hill can be seen from numerous vantage points in the community. A state law regarding the display of flags took effect on Wednesday. Critics of the law have been concerned with the impact on the display of pride flags.
Park City’s giant Winter Olympic torch sculpture partially dismantled for repairs

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

One of the most visible physical reminders of Park City’s 2002 Winter Olympic era has been partially dismantled for repairs. The giant sculpture of a torch stands at the high-traffic corner of Kearns Boulevard and Bonanza Drive. It is seen daily by Parkites and commuters headed to or from locations like Old Town, Park Meadows, Prospector and parts of the Snyderville Basin. City Hall owns the sculpture.
Park City panel considers plan to dismantle decrepit Main Street building

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

A decrepit former boardinghouse on Main Street would be dismantled and a new house built at the location using some of the materials expected to be salvaged from the existing structure under a plan that will be considered this week by the municipal government’s Old Town panel. The Historic Preservation Board on Wednesday is scheduled to discuss and possibly vote on the plans for the structure at 176 Main St., known as the Centennial House. The building over the years fell into terrible disrepair.
Park City police stop wrong-way drivers outside post office

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

The Park City Police Department pulled over a series of drivers in the area of the Main Street post office recently, including several cases that, according to the agency, involved wrong-way driving. At least three wrong-way drivers were stopped outside the post office, according to public police logs. The one-way direction of 5th Street on the north side of the building is temporarily altered as a City Hall waterworks project continues.
Park City police told of construction crew playing ‘loud’ and ‘vulgar’ music

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

The Park City Police Department in late April and early May received at least three complaints related to construction sites. Each of the cases involved a different location. The Police Department occasionally receives reports about construction crews or projects involving a range of issues, including construction vehicle parking and noise. The police in some instances are believed to forward information to the Park City Building Department for follow-up investigation by code enforcers.
Park City police blotter: People ‘stomping around’ reported to authorities

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Jay Hamburger

On Sunday, May 4, at 10:05 p.m., the police received a complaint from a residence on lower Iron Horse Loop Road about people in a unit above the caller “stomping around” and being noisy, according to public police logs. The department described the case as suspected disturbing the peace. A car alarm reportedly sounded repeatedly on Kearns Boulevard at 12:23 a.m. and before.