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Former Hideout administrator Jan McCosh says she was terminated in June by the town’s mayor in retaliation for pointing out alleged financial mismanagement. The mayor denies the allegations.
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Hideout has approved its fiscal year 2027 budget, with a general fund that’s about $400,000 higher than the previous year.
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Unincorporated Wasatch County and several towns are banning fireworks as Utah battles fast-growing wildfires across the state. Heber will vote on a citywide ban at an emergency meeting Thursday.
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The Hideout Town Council took its first look at the fiscal year 2027 budget at its meeting May 14.
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Hideout and Deer Valley East Village are looking to AI technology to help mitigate wildfire risks. The early-detection cameras will cost $300,000 for the first year.
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Hideout residents will soon have a permanent fire station in town.
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An Illinois man has died in an apparent paddleboarding accident at Jordanelle State Park.
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Peter Ginsberg is the newest member of the Hideout Town Council. He replaces Bob Nadelberg, who stepped down last month.
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In Hideout, sewer utility rates will soon go up. More water fee changes are expected this spring.
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A judge says evidence and other information can be shared in a wrongful death lawsuit against Greg Kyle DeBoer, the man who admitted to fatally shooting a Hideout resident outside Jordanelle State Park in September 2024.