Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association

Members of the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association (PCPSPA) stand united on Main Street, holding a sign that reads "Union Strong," as they continue contract negotiations with Vail Resorts ahead of the 2024-25 ski season.

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Contract negotiations continue for Park City Ski Patrol as season approaches

Rebecca Brenner Oct 25, 2024

Backcountry Bow Wow supports the Wasatch Backcountry Rescue non-profit that keeps our mountains and people safe.

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Backcountry Bow Wow fundraiser supports search and rescue dogs…and humans too

Meredith Gustman Mar 17, 2023

Ski patrollers and their dogs are professionally trained through the Wasatch Backcountry Rescue nonprofit.

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The Cabin Hosts Backcountry BowWow Fundraiser

Dishing Park City Mar 21, 2022

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Ski patrollers at Park City Mountain will be starting at a wage of $21 per hour next season, owner Vail Resorts announced on Monday. It comes after contract negotiations between Vail and the ski patrol union at Park City Mountain, which had over 50 bargaining sessions, primarily due to the fight over starting wages. An agreement was reached earlier this year with a $19 per hour starting wage.

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Special Thanks to Park City Ski Patrollers

TownLift Mar 15, 2022

Park City Ski Patrol in January 2022.

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Backcountry Bow Wow at The Cabin March 25 benefits ski patrollers

Parker Malatesta Mar 4, 2022

Ski patrollers boot-packing to the top of 9990 for avalanche mitigation work.

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Park City ski patrol union manager discusses negotiations with Vail Resorts on the SnowBrains Podcast

TownLift Feb 23, 2022

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