Park City Community Foundation

A climate change activist who worked in former President Barack Obama’s administration will speak about the importance of community action in Park City June 4.

The Park City Community Foundation’s Climate Fund has released its strategic plan to eliminate food waste from the Three Mile Canyon Landfill by 2030.

Within six years, the Park City Community Foundation’s goal is to divert all food waste, one of the largest contributors of climate change, from Summit County’s landfill. How that gets done is now getting figured out.

Park City Community Foundation doesn’t want your food waste to go into Summit County’s landfill. Here's what it wants instead.

Park City Mountain lift mechanics to vote on unionization later this month (1:59) Summit County Health Department Director Phil Bondurant shares flu forecast, urges shots and boosters (6:19) Park City Mountain Vice President and COO Deirdre Walsh previewed the season opening Wednesday, including information on parking, housing and, of course, donuts. (23:28) Park City Education President and CEO Abby McNulty has an update on programs offered by the foundation. (44:11)

The 12th annual Live PC Give PC giving day is Friday, November 4. It's a critical fundraiser for local nonprofits in Park City and Summit County. Hosted by the Park City Community Foundation, the 24-hour event is an inclusive one with the goal of bringing in 6,500 donors to support more than 120 nonprofits.

On today's Local News Hour host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (3:16) Summit County Manager Tom Fisher who discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, including an annual update on the landfill and possible approval this year’s RAP Tax cultural grant recommendations. (24:01) Park City Community Foundation Board President Kristi Cumming introduces the new CEO of the foundation, Joel Zarrow. And (35:57) Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer for Spiro Carbon, Dave Rockwood talks about his new business.

Park City Community Foundation Board President Kristi Cumming introduces the new CEO of the foundation, Joel Zarrow.