KPCW - September 7, 2022
Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Shellie Barrus shares details with KPCW's Leslie Thatcher about the newest homeowner who moved in at Silver Creek Village.
KPCW - January 26, 2022
Habitat for Humanity SWC Director Shellie Barrus and new Habitat homeowner Anna May discuss the challenges and successes of building and buying affordable homes in Summit and Wasatch Counties.
Park Record - December 2, 2021
Summit County Council delays vote on disputed project following marathon public hearing
Elected officials hear from approximately 80 people, mostly in opposition to Tech Center proposal
After hearing nearly five hours of public comment at a Wednesday night meeting, Summit County Council members decided to delay a decision on whether to approve a proposed large-scale residential and office development that would be built in the southwest corner of Kimball Junction at the site of the Tech Center.
The council members said they want more time to review data about the project and their notes from the meeting.
TownLift - January 6, 2022
Habitat for Humanity’s newest homeowner
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah – Anna May and her son are the newest homeowners through Habitat for Humanity of Summit and Wasatch Counties. She signed the closing documents on the home last week, just in time to start 2022 in a new home.
The single-family home in Silver Creek Village is one of the 26 affordable homes Habitat for Humanity will build in the new neighborhood. The three-bedroom, two-story home was featured in the 2021 Park City Area Showcase of Homes, the first affordable home to ever participate.
KPCW - November 26, 2021
KPCW broadcast local stories of thankfulness, and featured our future homeowner, Rose.
Rose is one of six families who chose to partner with Habitat to build her own home with us in Silver Creek Village. She will be one of the first homeowners in our largest project ever - a 10-unit townhome. She explains why homeownership is important to her and how she came to partner with us.
Interview with Michelle Deininger, KPCW's Managing Editor
Please excuse the poor recording quality of the audio.
Park Record - November 17, 2021
New initiative helps Temple Har Shalom build bridges in the community\
Synagogue partners with a different organization every month
During a time when the world seems to be divided politically, racially and religiously, Park City’s Temple Har Shalom is building bridges.
The Reformed Judaism synagogue started up the Community Partners of the Month program, said board member Harriet Berg, who is co-chair of Temple Har Shalom’s Social Action Committee.
“We started this initiative last April where we highlight a nonprofit, businesses or agency in the community,” Berg said. “We want to increase awareness of these wonderful resources and provide opportunities for engagement volunteering.”
The Park Record - November 12, 2021
Housing and commercial development proposed on Rasmussen Road
The plan calls for 143 multi-family rental units and 18,000 square feet of commercial space
Three years after a development firm’s plan to create a mixed-use neighborhood on Rasmussen Road in the Snyderville Basin fell through, another developer is proposing to build a project at the site.
A preliminary proposal by Crisco Development, LLC, a Park City firm, envisions a development with 143 multi-family rental units and 18,000 square feet of commercial space, which would include space for nonprofits. There would be structured parking under four of the apartment buildings, which would have a total of 112 units.
Park City Television - November 3, 2021
Habitat for Humanity International & Whirpool Partner
Jonathan Reckford, CEO of Habitat for Humanity International, and Marc Bitzer, CEO of Whirpool, talk about the partnership between the two organization.
Habitat for Humanity of Summit and Wasatch Counties also benefit from this partnership. Our two new homes in Silver Creek Village will have Whirlpool appliances.
TownLift - August 23, 2021
Local Habitat for Humanity home will be showcased for the first time ever
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — For the first time ever, a house constructed by Habitat for Humanity of Summit and Wasatch Counties, will be featured in the 2021 Park City Area Showcase of Homes.
The showcase is run by the Park City Area Home Builders Association (HBA).
The newly finished home is in Phase 1 of affordable, Zero Energy Ready houses in Silver Creek Village. Habitat for Humanity plans to build 25 more similar homes in the neighborhood.
Studio 5 with Brooke Walker
Brooke Walker from Studio 5 on KSL took a moment to speak with former President of the Park City Area Home Builders Association, Pierrette Tierney to discuss the Park City Area Showcase of Homes running August 27-29 and September 3-6. Habitat's first ever home in the Showcase gets some love alongside the luxury homes. Watch until the end!
Park City Television - April 6, 2021
Habitat's new Community Engagement and Marketing Manager Monika Guendner joins Park City Television host Christine Napier to discuss reopened volunteer opportunities at Habitat, as well as upcoming finance education courses.
Park Record - July 19, 2012
First Habitat for Humanity home built in Park City
Wednesday, July 11, Habitat for Humanity hosted itsfirst home dedication in Park City. Not only was it a major step in Park City’s development of affordable housing, but it also represents the first Habitat for Humanity home built to ‘green’ specifications in Utah.
Park City Municipal donated the land on Marsac Avenue where the home now stands. About six years ago, the city reached out to Habitat for Humanity to begin discussing development of an affordable housing project. The land transfer was completed in November of 2010.
"When the city decided to donate this land, I knew it was a good thing I’m very proud that we know what it takes to create a diverse and thriving town," said Park City Mayor Dana Williams.
Park City Television - July 16, 2012
Park City TV joins Habitat for Humanity for the home dedication of the first home build on Marsac Avenue.
