Max Doilney News Today

The Park City Council backed a key aspect of Deer Valley Resort’s concept for development at Snow Park. Three homeowners associations challenged in court the decision. One section of the challenge centers on due process and the role played by City Councilors Max Doilney and Ryan Dickey.

A crowd in Old Town on Wednesday afternoon welcomed two new members of the Park City Council and celebrated a third member who was kept in office by voters, gathering for a swearing-in ceremony that...

As the ceremony approaches for the three city councilors who will take the oaths of office, one point regarding the changes has drawn little attention in Park City: How inexperienced the slate of elected officials will be as of Wednesday.

As the end of the year arrives, Park City is a changed community. But in some cases the changes that began in 2023 will not be truly realized for years, and in one important case not for another decade.

The Park City Council on Thursday night backed a key aspect of Deer Valley Resort’s efforts to remake the Snow Park base, casting a crucial vote in support of an alteration to the road network...

Comments from Park City Council members were favorable after a public hearing this week on a proposed public-private partnership to redevelop the Snow Park base area. Public comments were more mixed.

I owe so much to the people of Park City for allowing me to serve you. I truly appreciate the opportunity to learn and grow from this incredible experience.

There is always a lot to digest from the research regularly pouring into Park City Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau offices. Our most recent monthly data collection has plenty of economic points to ponder heading into the holidays.

Park City Council members briefly spoke about the opportunity for a second Winter Olympics in Utah on Thursday, a day after the International Olympic Committee invited Salt Lake City alone into the next phase of discussions for the 2034 Games.

The three will be sworn into office with major issues pending at City Hall ranging from development matters to the efforts to host a second Winter Olympics in the state.