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Only 33% of Summit County residents have had a booster. Officials want that number to increase as COVID surges.

With the surge of coronavirus cases in Summit County and the omicron variant running rampant, county health officials are urging residents to get boosted and help stop the spread.

Health officials plead with Utahns to get vaccinated and boosted amid ‘a dire time’

Countywide mask mandate slated to go into effect as coronavirus surges

Sundance cancels in-person festival in Park City, citing rising omicron cases

Summit County issues COVID-19 advisory as case counts smash previous highs

COVID-19 cases hit record highs in Summit County

PCMR to require masks on gondolas starting Wednesday

Health officials encourage Utahns to continue COVID protocols after omicron arrives in state

Vaccination clinic for those 12 and older to be held at Eccles Center next week

Coronavirus tracker: 20,960 Summit County residents are fully vaccinated

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Summit County is told $1M grant helped ‘hundreds of community members’ avoid homelessness

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Nearly 80% of Summit County residents have received a vaccine. Reaching the other 20% is the next challenge for health officials.

Health Department to offer walk-in vaccines Wednesday on Main Street

Students will be required to wear masks even after the state mandate expires

Summit County will not implement a new mask order when the state mandate expires April 10

As vaccine made available to all adults, county health officials anticipate rollout to remain smooth

All Utahns 16 and older eligible for vaccination starting Wednesday (updated)

‘To this day, it stuns me.’ A year later, the people who’ve led Summit County’s COVID response recall the first days after the pandemic struck.

Park City coronavirus-era economy: the black swan landed, but it flew away quickly

Nearly 40% of Summit County residents 18 or older have had at least 1 vaccine shot

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Additional free rapid testing on offer Tuesday and Wednesday in Park City

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Summit County invites residents 40 and older to make a vaccine appointment (updated)

Free rapid testing extended with additional dates in Park City

Summit County’s COVID cases have fallen sharply while vaccinations ramp up

Utahns between 65-69 are immediately eligible for the coronavirus vaccine, governor announces

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