Seasonal Worker Resources

L.O.C.A.L: A guide for the Latino community that lists agencies that provide services, support, and aid to Spanish speakers. 

Una guía para la comunidad latina que enumera las agencias que brindan servicios, apoyo y ayuda a la comunidad latina.

Tina's Bakery is available to assist and answer questions for Spanish-speaking workers. 435:731.8156

Park City Transit

Park City Transit provides fare-free public transportation through 9 bus routes, 75 full-time and seasonal operators, and 50 vehicles to help transport residents, visitors, festival-goers, and employees year-round within the Park City city limits.

Visit the Park City Transit website (Spanish) to find bus routes and schedules, and use the bus tracker and interactive map.  

High Valley Transit

High Valley Transit offers fare-free transportation throughout the Wasatch Back region. Services include micro-transit, an on-demand transit service serving Kimball Junction and surrounding areas; the 101, a high-frequency route between Jeremy Ranch and Deer Valley; the 102, a commuter route between Francis, Kamas, and Old Town Transit Center; the 103, a shuttle within Kimball Junction; the 104, a shuttle serving the Bitner neighborhood; and the 105, a shuttle serving Canyons Village.

How to use micro transit:

1. Download the High Valley Transit app. Search "High Valley Transit" in the Apple Store or Google Play to download.
    

2. Book your ride through the app, and you will be matched with nearby passengers and vehicles to create quick and efficient trips. Then, you will receive an ETA and be able to track your vehicle in the app.
    

3. The app will direct you to a "virtual bus stop," usually a nearby corner. We offer wheelchair-accessible vehicles and door-to-door service for those with limited mobility.

Ride On App

Looking for ways to improve your commute? Find neighbors who live and work near you on Park City's carpool matching platform, Ride On Park City! You can also join our incentive programs which reward you for choosing sustainable transportation options.

1. Visit RideOnParkCity.org and click on GET STARTED.

2. Sign in and complete your commuter profile.

3. Check out your commute options and explore potential ride matches.

4. Log your alternative trips to earn points toward commuter rewards.

5. Download the “Commute Tracker by RideAmigos” app in your App Store or Google Play.

There are several healthcare options in the Park City/Summit County area.

Intermountain Park City Hospital

900 Round Valley Drive
Park City, UT 84060
435.658.7000
 Website

People’s Health Clinic

650 Round Valley Drive
Park City, UT 84068
435.333.1850
Website 

Summit County Health Department

The Summit County Health Department serves Summit County residents. Services include low-cost vaccines, medical testing, cancer screenings, diabetes care, and more. Visit the Summit County Health Department website for more information.

Park City Office: 435-333-1500
(Round Valley) 650 Round Valley Drive, Park City, Utah 84060

Coalville Office: 435-336-3234
85 North 50 East, Coalville, Utah 84017

Kamas Office: 435-783-3161
110 N Main, Kamas, Utah 84036

Connect Summit County

Connect Summit County works to provide Summit County community members with free educational programming, assistance in navigating the mental healthcare system, financial assistance for therapy, mental health awareness campaigns, access to providers, access to support groups, and advocacy for system changes.

Services include Mental Health Resource Guide, toolkits, Peer Navigation Team, and more.

Christian Center of Park City

The Christian Center of Park City (CCPC) operates food pantries in Park City and Heber Valley. These food pantries provide free food to anyone in need in Summit and Wasatch counties. Pantry customers receive two grocery visits per month. At each visit, customers may choose food for the total number of people in their household. Proof of residency in Summit or Wasatch county is required at each visit. Click here for details.

The Christian Center of Park City thrift stores is a great resource for finding affordable clothing, furniture, appliances, and more.

Each Tuesday night starting on January 10, 2023, CCPC and community organizations will host a home-cooked dinner followed by fun activities. Details to come.

Affordable Shopping Options

• The ReStore

• St. Lawrence Thrift Store

• Jewish Family Services Food Pantry

Connectivity & Document Printing

• Park City Library

• Summit County Library

• Wasatch County Library

Park City Municipal

Park City Municipal New Resident Guide lists information on local utilities, schools, government services, and more. Details here.

Park City Police Department

445 Marsac Avenue
Park City, UT 84060
Website

For non-emergencies: 435.615.5500

Tip-a-cop: 435.615.5555

Summit County Sheriff's Office

6300 Justice Center Road
Park City, UT 84098
Website

For non-emergencies: 435.615.3600