Bruno Sworn In at Jefferson

The Park City Municipal Corp convened in City Hall’s dim red‑brick chambers at 4:25 p.m., and the Mayor of Park City, Nann Worel, solemnly sworn in Bruno, a new K‑9 for the Park City Police Department, as if a dog could smooth out the gridlock on S.R. 248 near Snow Creek Drive. Meanwhile, Methods Consulting presented a pedestrian underpass design, while the 2026 Sundance Film Festival drummed a level‑five special event permit over the municipal budget, echoing tires on a grease‑slick road. The Recreation Advisory Board pushed to name the new community center “The Mine at City Park,” an echo of unfinished gold‑rush ambitions. The agenda’s clutter—Sundown policies, a K‑9 ceremony, zoning crumbs—made a stagnant fog of red brake lights visible on every corner. If you cannot dodge the political pothole, your only road‑worthy detour is the Richardson Flat bus; skirts the choke‑zone, speeds through alternate lanes, and exits before the council’s quarrels pile behind it.