As someone who grew up in Park City, I’ve seen first hand how much work it takes to keep this community strong. My dad served as mayor for 12 years, and I learned early on that leadership here isn’t about talk — it’s about getting real things done for residents, our workforce and visitors. Now, raising my own kids in Park City, I want a mayor who is committed to solutions, which is why I support Ryan Dickey.
Ryan isn’t running on vague promises. He’s been on the City Council for four years, where he’s taken on the tough issues we all talk about every day. He’s worked to move forward affordable housing in appropriate locations — with community input, not top-down decisions. He’s supported real traffic solutions, from bus rapid transit to aerial connections to expanded park-and-rides paired with shuttles.
These aren’t slogans. They’re projects he’s already been involved in shaping.
I’ve also seen Ryan as a parent and a community member. He’s juggling a local business, raising kids, serving on council, and running a campaign — and through it all, he brings a steady, engaged approach. He doesn’t just say what people want to hear. He backs up his words with action and a track record.
Ryan’s agenda isn’t built on vague promises — it’s rooted in action. He’s focused on creating additional affordable and attainable housing in appropriate locations, leveraging opportunities tied to the 2034 Olympics to make meaningful transportation investments, and advancing long-stalled projects like the Bonanza Park site and the S.R. 248 park-and-ride.
When you elect Ryan Dickey as mayor, you’re choosing someone who already knows this town, knows how city government works, and has been driving progress for years. Park City deserves leadership that is ready on day one — and Ryan has proven he’s ready.
Whitney Olch
Park Meadows