Hideout

Hideout leaders will discuss — and could approve — a code of conduct, including communication guidelines and ethical standards, at a town council meeting Thursday evening.

Hideout’s mayor offered the first “State of the Town” address Tuesday, Feb. 10. Ralph Severini shared a wide-ranging vision for the town’s future, including plans for commercial development and safety improvements.

The trial in a high-profile Wasatch County road rage shooting case will happen a year from now.

Hideout plans to break ground this year on Silver Meadows, a mixed-use development on 350 acres of Richardson Flat. The Hideout mayor envisions an eventual aerial connection to Deer Valley East Village.

Hideout’s newly elected mayor and councilmembers are getting to work on the town’s 2026 priorities. They took their oaths of office Jan. 8.

Wasatch County’s state representative is backing a bill that would require people to tell police if they use force to defend themselves. The bill is in response to a high-profile fatal road rage shooting.

Their development agreement, approved five years ago, allows up to 600 housing units and a chairlift.

A victims’ rights committee found no rights violations in how the Wasatch County sheriff’s and attorney’s offices have treated the family of a slain Hideout resident.

While a criminal case against the man involved in a 2024 deadly shooting proceeds in Wasatch County, a related civil case against Greg DeBoer is slowly moving forward in Summit County.

Wasatch County voter turnout was about 49%, according to new election numbers released Thursday.