Summary
Organizers for Utah's 2034 Winter Games plan to focus on fundraising, finalizing plans, and statewide outreach in the coming months, which will directly involve and impact Salt Lake City as a host city.
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
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What’s updated in Utah’s 2034 Winter Games plan Deseret News
4X Olympian Catherine Raney Norman concludes her tenure with the Utah 2034 Organizing Committee
4X Olympian Catherine Raney Norman concludes her tenure with the Utah 2034 Organizing Committee TownLift, Park City News
Here’s what Utah’s 2034 Winter Games organizers plan to do this year
Raise more money. Finalize a plan. Start reaching out to Utahns statewide.Those are what organizers of Utah’s 2034 Winter Games want to accomplish in the coming months, after spending much of the first part of the year focused on Italy’s recently...
City Council Retreat - Jan 27, 2026
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