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Park City Police want to find a truck driver who hit a man on an e-bike Monday morning.
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The Park City Police Department is offering a free citizens academy for those interested in learning various aspects of police work.
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The crime sprees continue keeping local law enforcement busy. Park City police officers recently caught two people, after a foot chase through a residential neighborhood, on a spree of car burglaries in Park City.
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The Park City Police Department is taking applications for its annual Police Academy program. Applications will be accepted until May 2, at 5 P.M. KPCW has details on the program and how to apply.
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Park City Senior Police Officer Terry Knechtel has details about how to apply for the annual Citizen Police Academy.
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The Local News Hour for March 23, 2022, hosted by Leslie Thatcher. Today's guests include: (08:58) High Valley Transit Board member Kim Carson has an update on the new transit facility and how it will be paid for, (25:45) Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association Member Mike Reilly has details on the Backcountry Bowwow event for the Wasatch Backcountry Rescue on Friday, and (33:26) Park City Senior Police Officer Terry Knechtel talks about Citizen Police Academy.
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On today's Local News Hour guests include: ( 7:45) Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, ( 23:37) Legislative update with KPCW reporter Alexander Cramer and ( 35:08) Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter has an update on the traffic enforcement and fentanyl uptick in the community.
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Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter has an update on the traffic enforcement and fentanyl uptick in the community.