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Show A-4 The Park Record PARK CITY RENTAL PROPERTIES is honored to be named the Best Vacation Rental Manager for the third year in a row. VACATION RENTAL SERVICE 2017 | 2016 | 2015 First Place PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO. As Park City’s elite property manager, we are pleased with this recognition for our hard work providing the very best experiences for our owners and guests. These accolades come with the knowledge that we work hard for our owners and guests through top-ranked websites, thousands of happy guests, and a team that puts customer service and detail to attention first. 2017 | 2016 First Place | Second Place I invite you to call us today for the very best rental properties in the area. If you are a property owner, please contact us to receive a complimentary pro forma regarding your property’s potential. Experience the best when you work with Park City Rental Properties! PLACE TO WORK WITH UNDER 20 EMPLOYEES JIM BIZILY | OWNER, PARK CITY RENTAL PROPERTIES 435-659-3199 | JIMB@PARKCITYVACATIONRENTALS.COM 2016 Third Place VISIT OUR WEBSITES PARK CITY RENTAL PROPERTIES • 314 MAIN STREET • SUITE 101 & 201 • PO BOX 1998 • PARK CITY, UT 84060 • 888-508-9661 • RESERVATIONS@PARKCITYVACATIONRENTALS.COM PARKCITYVACATIONRENTALS.COM PARKCITYRENTALS.INFO PARKCITYHOTELS.COM PARKCITYUTAH.ORG Experience the BEST when you work with Park City Rental Properties! Park City’s Best Vacation Rental Service 2017 | 2016 | 2015 First Place Let us provide a Rental Performance Analysis for your property. Park City’s Best Property Management Company 2017 | 2016 First Place | Second Place 314 Main Street, Suite 201 • PO Box 1998 • Park City, UT 84060 435–571–0024 • Reservations@parkcityvacationrentals.com parkcityvacationrentals.com • parkcityrentals.info parkcityhotels.com • parkcityutah.org Wed/Thurs/Fri, June 20-22, 2018 Sheriff’s Report According to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office, law enforcement responded to several calls between Monday, June 11, and Sunday, June 17, including a hotel guests who stayed three hours past her checkout time. Sunday, June 17 Dispatch received a report of a possibly impaired driver on Interstate 80. Deputies stopped the vehicle and arrested the woman under suspicion of driving under the influence in the presence of children and resisting arrest. A woman contacted dispatch after she had a fight with her uncle at a South Summit home. No arrests were made, but the case was sent to the county attorney’s office for further investigation. Dispatch received a report that a man and a woman were fighting outside of a home in the Snyderville Basin. The man had minor injuries, but wouldn’t cooperate and refused to press charges. No arrests were made. Employees at a hotel in Kimball Junction contacted deputies after a woman staying there three hours past her checkout time. The woman who was possibly intoxicated was unrespon- sive and naked when the hotel’s staff entered her room. She was taken to a medical facility and her dog was picked up by animal control. Saturday, June 16 Deputies responded to a report of a fight between two men at a hotel in Kimball Junction. One of the men broke the glass case surrounding a fire extinguisher at the hotel. The hotel’s management did not want to pursue criminal charges. Friday, June 15 Deputies stopped a vehicle on S.R. 224 and arrested the driver for an outstanding warrant and under suspicion of driving under the influence, alcohol-restricted driver, driving on a suspended license, operating a vehicle without insurance and open container. Thursday, June 14 A man with a $50,000 outstanding warrant for robbery, mayhem and criminal mischief was arrested in Salt Lake and transported to the Summit County jail. A cell phone was stolen from an employee of a business in the Kimball Junction area while she was working. Wednesdays, June 13 Deputies stopped a vehicle on a Basin road for a brake light violation. The driver and passenger were cited and released for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. While a deputy was patrolling a South Summit road he came across a parked car with its lights on and engine running. The deputy saw an open beer bottle in the center console of the vehicle and found a powdered substance on a $1 bill that tested positive for methamphetamine in the driver’s pocket. The driver was arrested was arrested under suspicion of open container and possession of a controlled substance within a correctional facility. Tuesday, June 12 Two hammocks were taken from the front porch of a woman’s home in the Basin. A woman’s debit card was used to make more than $1,000 worth of purchases at a business in Kimball Junction while her card was still in her possession. An investigation was underway. Monday, June 11 No significant incidents were reported. Nonprofit absorbs Summit Community Power Works The move dissolves SCPW’s leadership and board ANGELIQUE MCNAUGHTON The Park Record When Georgetown University’s national energy-saving competition ended, Summit Community Power Works, the local nonprofit organization that spearheaded the county’s entry, attempted to regroup. Throughout the duration of the contest, SCPW led several community-wide initiatives to reduce residential and municipal consumption of electricity and natural gas. But, when the competition ended without a clear winner, the organization undertook an effort to redefine its objectives. Mark Tourangeau, SCPW’s former board chair, said the board ultimately concluded that the organization could better serve the community if it merged with a larger organization. He said the board considered several nonprofit organizations before ultimately selecting Utah Clean Energy. The advocacy group specializ- es in clean energy policy and works to ensure alternatives, such as solar and wind, are more affordable and accessible. “We did a quick survey of the nonprofits that were aligned with our goals and had that reach and breadth,” he said. “It became apparent that they were the best match for us and they were very open to the idea.” SCPW has been working closely with Utah Clean Energy over the last two months as it transitions into a dedicated Please see Nonprofit, A-10 |