Ensure You Receive Emergency Notifications!

Add 435-615-5900 to Your Smartphone's Contact List

Post Date:08/02/2018 12:39 PM

When you subscribe to receive emergency alerts at summitcountyalerts.org or parkcityalerts.org, you can choose a number of ways to receive emergency notifications - by phone, email, or text - or even by app (the Everbridge app is available in the App Store and the Google Play Store).  Phone calls will come from 435-615-5900 and will contain a pre-recorded message notifying you of the basis for the alert and any immediate actions to be taken, if applicable.   However, if the emergency alert number isn't one you recognize, there's a possibility you won't answer and may miss out on important information as a result.   Adding the number to your phone's contact list, and granting an exception to your phone's 'Do Not Disturb' feature can help ensure important messages get through!

Please note that Park City Municipal Corporation policy is not to send alerts during off-hours (generally after 8pm and before 8am) unless immediate action is required in circumstances potentially jeopardizing life/safety.


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In 2019, Park City Municipal partnered with Canyons Village Management Association, Deer Valley Resort, and Park City Mountain to launch Ride On Park City. This platform allows employees and partners of these organizations to find a carpool match, real time transit information, e-bikes, and more. So far, we have prevented 46.1 tons of C02 from entering the atmosphere, and taken nearly 15,000 non-single occupancy trips in the Park City area.