Summit County, Utah (June 26, 2020) — On Friday, June 26, Summit County Council adopted Joint Public Health Order 2020-08, requiring “all individuals currently living within or visiting Summit County, Utah, to wear a face covering
Summit County is requesting an exemption from the Governor’s Office to issue a mandatory mask order in the interest of public health. The exemption request letter can be viewed here. Summit County Council will
Beginning Monday, June 1, 2020: ALL SERVICES WILL BE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Call the office (Park City, Kamas, or Coalville) to schedule an appointment. Please bring your child’s immunization card (yellow card). Arrive 5 minutes
Summit County, Utah (May 21, 2020) — On Thursday, May 21, Summit County Council adopted Joint Public Health Order 2020-07, to move Summit County to a Yellow Risk Level as part of the ongoing COVID-19 response.
Summit County, Utah (May 14, 2020) — On Thursday, May 14, Summit County Council adopted Joint Public Health Order 2020-06, leaving Summit County at the Moderate or \"Orange\" Risk Level as other parts of Utah move
What is a COVID-19 antibody test? There is still a lot we don\'t know about COVID-19 including how much immunity a person will develop after they have the virus. Serology or antibody tests may be
Summit County, Utah (5/1/20) — As Summit County enters the Moderate Risk (orange) level of the COVID-19 response, businesses are required to adopt the Social Distancing Protocol, the Mandatory Business Practices, and each industry’s Business
Summit County, Utah (April 30, 2020) — Effective at 12:01 a.m. Friday, May 1, Summit County officials will lift the current Stay At Home Order and the new Joint Public Health Order, 2020-05 (the Order), will
As part of Summit County\'s Stabilization Phase response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Summit County\'s Stabilization Work Group recently completed a review of nominations and applications for various business sector representatives. These representatives will collaborate with
Summit County, Utah (April 21, 2020) — Starting today, all permitted restaurants in Summit County can begin offering in-house delivery service. This announcement is the result of an appeal to Public Health Order 2020-01 that
