Mayor Beerman News Today

The Summit County Council’s review of the controversial development proposal at Kimball Junction reeks of hypocrisy, writes Amy Roberts.

In the last batch of letters to the editor before Election Day on Tuesday, readers continued to voice their opinions on the races and bond measures.

Three Summit County councilors endorse Nann Worel in the Park City mayoral election, writing in a guest editorial that their relationship with the mayor’s office and the Park City Council have degraded during Mayor Andy Beerman’s term.

“We must ... vote to restore a safe place for candid and civil discourse and elect leaders who actually listen to constituents and learn from experts,” writes John Kenworthy.

Snyderville Basin On Friday, May 21, I virtually attended the Park City Council’s retreat and was appalled at how absolutely tone deaf Mayor Andy Beerman and Councilman Max Doilney appeared. I encourage everyone to access the recording of the event available on the city’s Facebook page. An overdue conversation about the racial equity murals painted on Main Street last July 4 was kicked off at 2:28:28 when Councilwoman Becca Gerber referenced Black Lives Matter and systems of oppression. At ...

Glenwild Tom Clyde’s May 8 column was (once again!) spot on. Among other points, he highlights a continuing lack of transparency from the mayor’s office to the residents of Park City. We’re a small mountain town — it need not be this tough. Mr. Clyde notes that our mayor and City Council have already OKd the recent dumping of 35,000 cubic yards of toxic dirt on the city-owned land along S.R. 248 (across from the water treatment plant, no less!), which is incredible, especially for an ad...

A matter of principle I am responding to Mr. Rubinfeld’s letter (“Lessons learned,” Dec. 9-11) regarding my letter (“Answers needed,” Dec. 5-8) asking Mayor Beerman to respond to the numerous questions raised by the mural painted on Main Street last summer. He totally missed my point. My letter had nothing to do with the mural itself or it’s message — that is a whole different topic — rather it addressed the way in which the painting of the mural was accomplished. There are rule...