Board of Health opening: Snyderville Basin
Deadline for applications: Friday, March 28 @ 5 p.m.
With warmer weather, tick activity is on the rise in Utah. Spending time outside could bring you in close contact with ticks. Ticks live in grassy, brushy, and wooded areas,...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and mental health matters to all of us. It matters so much that both Summit County and Park City have made proclamations this year...
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We are hosting a FREE group course to help you stop or reduce tobacco use. Attend any or ALL of the sessions listed below!
Simply show up when you can, or let our Health Educator, Matt Wolbach, know you`re interested (Mwolbach@summitcountyutah.gov | 435-333-1508)
👉 Location: Summit County Health Building - 650 Round Valley Drive, Park City
- Time: 5:00 - 6:00pm
- Dates: Wednesday May 14th, 21st + 28th
👉 About the program:
- Tips on managing cravings and changing habits
- A flexible program tailored to your needs
- How tobacco use affects health
- Info on available resources
(*If you are unable to attend please contact us using the info above for tobacco quit resources.)
Shoutout to our Sustainability Analyst, Megan Nick! Last week, she spoke at the Utah Environmental Health Association conference, sharing how our Green Business Program connects public health with sustainability action.
Start the conversation with your child about underage substance use, and keep it going...
👉 Use everyday opportunities to talk (in the car, during dinner, while watching TV)
👉 Have lots of little talks instead of one BIG convo
👉 Hear them out, and research answers together
👉 Make them part of the conversation!
🔗 For more tips and details visit parentsempowered.org
HPV vaccination can be started at age 9. Contact Summit County Health today to schedule an appointment at one of our clinics or to ask questions about the HPV vaccine schedule at 435-333-1500.
The vaccine is the best way to prevent:
👉 HPV-related infections
👉 Cervical cancer
👉 HPV-related cancer
More info at: summitcounty.info/hpv
Congratulations to Coalville’s Mayor, Mark Marsh, who was honored with the Special Achievement in Pedestrian Safety Award at the 2025 Zero Fatalities Conference. A childhood survivor of a pedestrian accident, Mayor Marsh has made safe walking routes a priority in Coalville City—dramatically improving sidewalk access and advocating for child safety.
He collaborates closely with the Coalville City Council, staff, and partners to fund and implement pedestrian safety improvements.
Our Health Promotion team is proud to work closely with Mayor Marsh through their work as Certified Passenger Safety Technicians and in helping secure grants to support his efforts.
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650 Round Valley Drive
Park City, UT 84060
85 North 50 East
Coalville, UT 84017
110 N Main
Kamas, UT 84036
