20221003 High Valley Transit Groundbreak – The Park Record

| David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Utah 3rd District Congressman John Curtis and Utah US Senator Mitt Romney. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

US Senator Mitt Romney. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Utah 3rd District Congressman John Curtis and Utah US Senator Mitt Romney. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Utah 3rd District Congressman John Curtis. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Kim Carson, the chair of the High Valley Transit board of trustees. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

On The left Park City Council Woman Tana Toly, Summit County Councilman Doug Clyde. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

| David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Summit County Councilman Doug Clyde. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Utah 3rd District Congressman John Curtis and Utah US Senator Mitt Romney and Summit County Chair Chris Robinson . | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Summit County Council Chair Chris Robinson. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

From the left - Kim Carson, the chair of the High Valley Transit board of trustees, 3rd Distric Congressman John Curtis, US Senator Mitt Romney. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

| David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

US Senator Mitt Romney. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Utah 3rd District Congressman John Curtis. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

| David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

Summit County Councilman Doug Clyde. | David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )

| David Jackson/Park Record The High Valley Transit District on Monday officially broke ground on an 8-acre plot of land that will house the district’s new headquarters near Home Depot off U.S. 40 – a feat those involved expect will help shape the future of transportation across the Wasatch Back. High Valley Transit’s new headquarters would also support that mission by creating an 11,000-square-foot maintenance shop, an 18,000-square-foot administrative building and a 31,000-square-foot bus barn. The project is estimated to cost more than $25 million. When it’s completed, it will house 24 full-size buses as well as parking for smaller vehicles, a fuel station and the possibility of employee housing. ( | David Jackson/Park Record )