Holiday Ranch Loop News Today

The Park City Police Department continues to receive reports of wildlife sightings in or close to neighborhoods even as the snow is melting at the higher elevations of the area.

The Park City Police Department in late April stopped drivers for a variety of suspected offenses, as traffic patrols continued through the spring offseason.

The traffic on Main Street and other roads through much of Park City was, as expected, heavy during the holidays, as Parkites, visitors, workers and the transportation industry descended on the shopping, dining and entertainment strip.

The article in the weekend paper concerning traffic issues was right on the button. I was sitting at the stop light at 224 and Holiday Ranch Loop behind a Park City police car, and two drivers...

The Park City Police Department early in the week and last week received at least three complaints about noise related to trucks or industrial uses.

The police were told there were three wolves feeding on a deer carcass approximately 300 feet from the callers house and 150 feet from a trail.

On Friday, July 7 at 12:20 p.m., an unspecified number of ducklings were reported to be in a Norfolk Avenue garage. The person who contacted the police wanted an officer to retrieve them.

PARK CITY — Someone reported a mountain lion sighting in Old Town on Monday afternoon, a rare case in the neighborhood. The Park City Police Department received the information at 4:20 p.m. The police were told...

The Park City Police Department recently received a series of reports of animal sightings, including moose in populated areas of the community. One young moose was seen “wandering into traffic.”

The Park City Police Department received a series of reports of slide-off accidents during the first significant snowstorm of the season. The cases did not appear to be serious, but they illustrate the difficulties presented by the winter weather.