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A picturesque resort city is seeking a City Manager to lead its operations following the departure of a long-standing leader. This role requires extensive experience in local government, with responsibilities including oversight of city functions and engaging a highly involved community. Candidates should possess strong management skills, a relevant degree, and ideally a master's degree. The annual salary range is $210,000 to $270,000, along with comprehensive health benefits and a housing stipend option.
Incorporated in 1884, Park City, Utah (pop. 8,400, elev. 6,898 ft., 20 sq. mi.), proudly celebrates its roots as a booming silver mining town turned world‑class mountain resort community. Today, the city’s reputation rests on its two major ski destinations – Park City Mountain and Deer Valley Resort. At peak times, Park City’s daytime population swells to nearly 40,000. The world came here for the 2002 Winter Olympics, and the Games return in 2034. The FY 2025-26 budget (July 1 – June 30) totals $97.9 million (General Fund $54.4 million; reserves $15.56 million) and supports 364 FTEs – roughly 650 employees including part‑time and seasonal staff.
This opportunity is available with the departure of City Manager Matthew Dias, who served the city capably for over 12 years, first as deputy city manager, then for six years as city manager. The next city manager will inherit a talented, dedicated leadership team of various levels of experience. The city manager position in Park City is a challenging, uniquely demanding job. The community is extremely engaged; residents’ expectations are high; and the issues are numerous, nuanced, and complex. It’s hard to find a brighter or more intense spotlight than the one shining on Park City.
The annual salary range for this position is $210,000 to $270,000 DOQE.