Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in New York. Photo: Aaron Burden

PARK CITY, Utah — The Park City Police Department in collaboration with the Park City Fire District and the Summit County Sheriff’s Office has invited the public to join their 20th anniversary of 9/11 memorial service on Saturday morning.

The event will start at 7 am with a silent procession from the Park City Police Department (2060 Park Avenue) to City Park.

The procession will consist of bagpipers, flag bearers, honor guards, and police and fire vehicles.

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At 7:30 am, there will be a memorial service at the Miner’s Hospital in City Park with former Utah Gov. Gary Herbert serving as the main speaker.

There will be a flag ceremony by the Park City Fire Department and a rifle honor guard from the Summit County Sheriff’s Office and the Park City Police Department.

Speakers will also include Lt. Darwin Little of the Park City Police Department, Captain Eric Hintze of the Park City Fire Department, and Lt. Ken Jones of the Summit County Sheriff’s Office.

The ceremony will conclude at 9 am.