Staying connected and informed is crucial, especially for seniors. Summit County Senior Centers understand this, offering multiple avenues for communication to ensure everyone is in the loop. While the specific email program used internally by Summit Elder Care (if that is indeed the correct name for the administrative body) might vary, the outcome is consistent: reliable and accessible information for seniors in Summit County. This article outlines how Summit County Senior Centers utilize email and other communication methods to keep seniors informed about important updates, events, and services.
Staying Updated on Senior Center Activities
Summit County Senior Centers provide a range of enriching activities and essential services for individuals aged 60 and over. To make sure you don’t miss out on anything, they offer clear communication channels. For immediate inquiries or to arrange services like transportation, direct phone calls are encouraged. For less urgent matters, or particularly for lunch reservations, email communication is a convenient and efficient option provided by the centers.
Lunch Reservations and Email Contact
One of the popular services offered is the group lunches at each of the three Senior Center locations. Reserving your spot for these nutritious and social meals is straightforward. While phone reservations are welcome, email offers an alternative, especially for those who prefer digital communication. To reserve lunch via email, simply send your request to [email protected] before 9 am on the day of the scheduled lunch. Include your name, the day you wish to reserve lunch, and your phone number in case they need to contact you. If you don’t receive a call back, you can assume your reservation is confirmed. This email system ensures efficient handling of lunch bookings and provides a written confirmation of your reservation.
Image alt text: Exterior view of the North Summit Senior Center in Coalville, Utah, a welcoming single-story building with ample parking.
Contact Information and Locations
For direct contact and specific inquiries, each Senior Center location has its own phone number.
NORTH SUMMIT
150 Park Rd., Coalville
435-336-2622
Open Wednesdays and Fridays, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm. Lunch at noon.
Image alt text: The Park City Senior Center sign with the updated phone number 435-333-1586 for 2025, located at 1361 Woodside Ave.
PARK CITY
1361 Woodside Ave., Park City
435-333-1586 (new number as of Jan 2025)
Open Mondays through Thursdays, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Closed Fridays. Lunch at 1 pm on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Image alt text: Sign for South Summit Senior Center in Kamas, Utah, indicating its location at 110 N. Main St.
SOUTH SUMMIT
110 N. Main St., Kamas
435-783-4311
Open Mondays and Thursdays, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm. Lunch at noon.
Stay Involved and Volunteer
Beyond attending events and utilizing services, you can further engage with Summit County Senior Centers by volunteering. Various opportunities are available, from driving and teaching to providing entertainment or technology instruction. If you are interested in contributing your time and skills, you can complete a volunteer application available on the Summit County website.
Summit County Senior Centers are dedicated to keeping seniors active, connected, and informed. Whether through phone, email for lunch reservations, or in-person visits, they ensure communication is accessible and user-friendly, fostering a strong community for seniors in Summit County.
