Wasatch Transit Study Issues Questionnaire For Residents
The transit study to look at a possible bus line inside and connecting outside Wasatch County is underway.
September 6, 2019
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Main Street is the heart of our community and local businesses are the lifeblood of our economy. Our main corridor acts as a window to our stunning valley, and our Main Street should be just as welcoming as our sprawling North Fields and beatific mountain views.
The Community Alliance for Main Street, or CAMS, has made it it’s mission to restore and improve our beloved historic Main Street for our current residents and future generations. CAMS is dedicated to enhancing the unique character of our most visible corridor, all while supporting the local businesses that depend upon the accessibility and charm of downtown.
The transit study to look at a possible bus line inside and connecting outside Wasatch County is underway.
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CAMS is committed to helping our community leaders plan for the future. Reaching our goal of an improved Main Street experience for our community members, business owners and visitors relies on community input, cooperation and service.
So, reach out! We would love to hear your ideas and appreciate your support. We look forward to investing in Heber City’s future with you.
Address 475 N. Main Street. Heber City, UT 84032
Email info@hebercitycams.org
The Community Alliance for Main Street, or CAMS, has made it it’s mission to restore and improve our beloved historic Main Street for our current residents and future generations. CAMS is dedicated to enhancing the unique character of our most visible corridor, all while supporting the local businesses that depend upon the accessibility and charm of downtown.