In this episode of the healthcast, we discuss Summit County's Wastewater Program with Nathan Brooks and Rocky Pace, Environmental Health Scientists at the Summit County Health Department. Topics covered include changes in the community's perception
Margaret Olson, Summit County Attorney, announced today that her office and a team of private law firms filed today the first opioid lawsuit to be initiated by a county in Utah. The Summit County Attorney,
Funding will be used to bring solar power to the Sheldon Richins Building (March 9, 2017) — As a recipient of the Blue Sky Renewable Energy Program, Summit County received $100,000 in grant funding to
We're joined this week by Nathan Brooks, Summit County Environmental Health Scientist and Director of North Summit Recreation District. North Summit Recreation was formed in 2009 and is a special service district of Summit County.
This week we chat with Health Educator Alyssa Mitchell about the warning signs and dangers of vaping. In this guide to vaping, parents will learn how to recognize vaping hardware, get a better understanding of the
On January 8, 2018, the Summit County Board of Health approved the 2018 Fee Schedule. The new schedule is effective February 1, 2018. This means active permit holders will pay the current permit fees to
Public notice is hereby given that the Summit County Board of Health (“Board”) in accordance with UCA §26A-1-121, will conduct a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action regarding proposed changes to the Public
The comment period for the 2018 Fee Schedule has ended. The Summit County Health Department is issuing a 30-day formal notice and comment period during which the public can review the proposed 2018 Fee Schedule
Achievement represents the collaborated efforts of Summit County residents Park City, Utah (Nov. 15, 2017) — The efforts of the Summit County Mental Wellness Alliance took another vital step forward today with the adoption of
The comment period for the proposed Wastewater Management changes ended Friday, November 3, 2017. The Summit County Health Department is issuing a 30-day formal notice and comment period during which the public can review the
