Community advocates push for better transportation on Park City's Eastern 248 routes

During the recent Hideout Town Council meeting, significant discussions centered around transportation issues affecting the community, particularly concerning the accessibility of key routes. Council members expressed frustration over the lack of progress on improvements to Highway 248, which is crucial for residents in the eastern part of the town.

The council highlighted that while there have been efforts to address transportation needs, particularly with Park City, the focus has not extended far enough eastward. Residents voiced concerns about being overlooked in transportation planning, feeling like "the poor stepchild" in discussions that primarily benefit areas closer to the center of activity.

The council emphasized the importance of continued advocacy for better transportation solutions, urging stakeholders to recognize the needs of all residents, especially those living further out. The discussions underscored a commitment to pushing for improvements that would enhance connectivity and accessibility for the entire community.

As the council moves forward, they aim to keep pressure on transportation authorities to ensure that the voices of eastern Hideout residents are heard and considered in future planning efforts. This ongoing dialogue is crucial for fostering a more inclusive approach to transportation development in the area.