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What evacuation order?? To the best of my knowledge and live in Houston no evacuation orders FOR HOUSTON have been issued.Yes some for specific suburbs and places on the Brazos river and downstream of levees that are in danger of failure. Not for the city of Houston.Some people simply have no idea how big the Houston metro area is.Evacuation orders issued in epic flooding emergencyMANDATORY EVACUATION:UPDATE 8:30 PM MONDAY - A mandatory evacuation has been issued for residents in the Northwood Pines subdivision in Spring due to possible levee failure. Evacuees should go to the shelter at Spring High School. Officials warned if residents do not evacuate before 11 p.m., they may not be able to get out.UPDATE 6:20 PM - MONDAY - A mandatory evacuation has been issued for residents near the Inverness Forest Levee. Water is near the top of the levee.UPDATE 2:15 PM - MONDAY - A mandatory evacuation has been issued for Fort Bend County LIDS 15 and 19. Residents are asked to leave as soon as possible.UPDATE 12:25 PM - MONDAY - A mandatory evacuation has been issued for all citizens within the city of Dickinson. Officials said the evacuation order is being established because of a combination of several factors, including the fragile infrastructure within the city due to the storm flooding, the limited utilities available at this time and current continued forecast track of Harvey.UPDATE 12:25 PM - MONDAY - A mandatory evacuation has been issued for all low lying areas in the unincorporated portions of Liberty County that are prone to flooding along the Trinity River.UPDATE 12:15 PM - MONDAY - FORT BEND COUNTY - A mandatory evacuation has been ordered for Pecan Grove.UPDATE 11:21 - Waller County - County Judge Trey Duhon has ordered a mandatory evacuation immediately for low lying areas along the Brazos River, between Highway 529 to areas south of I-10. These areas include:FM 3318Diemer RdFM 1458 (Brazos River to Buller Rd)Clemons Switch RdHartwell RdRobichaux RdGarrett RdMt. Zion RdSunny Side RdSunny Side communityHall RdDelma RdHartman RdHannay RdMuske LaneFoots Wilson RdPeach Ridge RoadHouse RoadDonigan RoadSampson RdSeidel RdFM 1887 (south of FM 3346 and west of Kerr Rd)Harpers Church RdStefka RdUPDATE 9:38 AM - Sienna Plantation - The Fort Bend County Office of Emergency Management says a mandatory evacuation has been ordered for Sienna Plantation. Officials said residents should leave as soon as possible.UPDATE 5:19 AM - Conroe - City officials say McDade Estates is under a mandatory evacuation, but are recommending residents in River Plantation, Woodhaven Forest, Artesian, Riverbrook Drive and Sherbrook Circle, neighborhoods off of FM 2854, and the neighborhoods downstream from McDade Estates.UPDATE 3:01 AM MONDAY - Conroe - Record levels of water being released from Lake Conroe Dam. The city will be evacuating McDade Estates, while other neighborhoods will be evacuated by the county.MISSOURI CITY - Fort Bend County officials said Missouri City residents under mandatory evacuations should leave at daylight. Here is a map of the evacuation zones.UPDATE 11:46 PM SUNDAY - Bay City - Catastrophic flooding of up to 10 feet of water is expected in downtown Bay City on Monday. A mandatory evacuation has been called for 1 p.m. tomorrow for the entire city and surrounding areas.Sugar Land - The Fort Bend County Judge's Office says a mandatory evacuation has been issued for Sugar Land residents in First Colony Levee Improvement District #1 and those living within the Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District #7.UPDATE 10 PM SUNDAY - Rosenberg - Rosenberg police posted mandatory evacuation for homes on Huntington Rd. Unknown if bridge into area will hold as river levels rise. Bridge is only way out.UPDATE 11:30 AM SUNDAY- Simonton - A mandatory evacuation has been ordered for Simonton, Texas effective 10:00 A.M. August 27, .2017 for Sections 1, 2 and 3 of Valley Lodge Subdivision due to the conditions of the Brazos RiverUPDATE 1:50 PM SUNDAY - Fort Bend County - Fort Bend County Judge Robert Hebert has upgraded the voluntary evacuation order for certain residents in low-lying areas surrounding the Brazos River to a mandatory evacuation order. If you are a resident in the evacuation zones and you do not have transportation or a place to go - PLEASE CALL 211 and request assistance with the evacuation.Brazoria County - County Judge Matt Sebesta has issued a MANDATORY EVACUATION for all residents living WEST of State Highway 288 and SOUTH of State Highway 6. Refer to attached map.An evacuation route has been established for State Highway 35 Westbound to Matagorda County to Northbound State Highway 71 reaching Interstate 10. Refer to map. THERE ARE NO OTHER EVACUATION ROUTES OUT OF BRAZORIA COUNTY. State Highway 35 WILL NOT be open indefinitely and will be unpassable with additional rains and river flooding. LEAVE NOW! Residents needing a place to go can shelter in Bell County. Self-Evacuation destination in Bell County will be the EXPO CENTER, 301 West Loop, Belton, Texas. Pets are welcome!Aransas Pass - Mandatory evacuation order issuedCalhoun County - Mandatory evacuation order issuedFreeport - City officials have ordered a mandatory evacuation for all low-lying coastal areas, including Bridge Harbor. All other residents are also encouraged to evacuate.Matagorda County - Everyone south of FM521 is included in the mandatory evacuation order, including the communities of Palacios, Collegeport, Matagorda, Sargent and Wadsworth.Rosenberg - Due to the potential serious threat of flooding and record high levels of the Brazos River, the City of Rosenberg has issued areas of mandatory evacuation for residents and visitors in parts of Rosenberg:West Street and Mulcahy Street: North of Avenue DRiver Road area: All properties North of River Road, adjacent to the riverNorth of Brazos: all properties North of the Brazos River, within City limitsNorth Rosenberg: All properties East of 4th Street, North of Avenue B; all properties on 1st Street North of Avenue DThe Houston metro area has about 7 million people living here. It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to evacuate everyone in a day or two. Nor would it be wise.About 22 people have died so far in this storm attributable to the storm.When we tried to evacuate in front of Rita in 2005, 120 people were killed, and Rita did not hit us. Most of the 120 was from traffic BS.If Rita had caught us stuck in traffic on I45 and US290 and so on, the death toll would have been many thousands.Leave the decisions to people who have some experience at this.

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Call for intake information.Our mission is to minister the love and grace of Jesus Christ to the homeless in the South Bay by providing a safe and nurturing environment where they can receive food, clothing, temporary shelter, discipleship and spiritual encourageSee more detailsWilmington, CADoors Of Hope Women's ShelterWilmington, CA 907448.66 miles from city center Redondo Beach310-518-3667The only shelter in the Southbay area for single women. This is a 7 night stay. intake is done 9am-noon M-Sat. Call first for availability. Office hours: Mondays through Saturdays (except Wednesdays) 9am - 12 noon. One Wednesdays we are open from 10am - 12 noon. SeSee more detailsLos Angeles, CACity of Refuge Rescue Mission Personal Good ServiceLos Angeles, CA 900448.82 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 759-2544The program provides personal goods for people who live in zip code 90044 and surrounding areas. Services include clothing for people who are referred by a community service agency. Services are restricted to zip code 90044 and surrounding areas. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 9:See more detailsWatts, CAWLCAC Homeless Access CenterWatts, CA 900598.99 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 563-5639The program provides a homeless access center for homeless individuals and families who are in the South Central area of Los Angeles. Services include case management, comprehensive information and referral to community services, clothing and telephone facilities. Services are restricted to people wSee more detailsCompton, CAHPRP - COMPTON - Homeless AssistanceCompton, CA 902209.15 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 605-5527The Homeless Prevention Rapid re-housing Program provides services to homeless individuals and persons who are at risk of homelessness. 211 L A County does not provide eligibility criteria for individual entitlement cities. 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We offer emotional support, self-sufficiency.Through community partnership, we will provide services to our clients, we understand that this is limitless procSee more detailsLos Angeles, CASanctuary of HopeLos Angeles, CA 900439.66 miles from city center Redondo Beach323-786-2413Sanctuary of Hope provides transitional independent living to aged out foster youth or at-risk transitional age youth 18-24 in South Los Angeles.See more detailsLynwood, CAShields for Families - Family Solution Centers (FSC)Lynwood, CA 902629.80 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 242-5000The Homeless Family Solutions System (HFSS) is a coordinated, regionally-based and community driven system implemented in Service Planning Area (SPA) 6 of South Los Angeles by the Weingart Center for the Homeless. The HFSS utilizes an integrated network of providers, including SHIELDS, to provSee more detailsSan Pedro, CAHarbor Rose LodgeSan Pedro, CA 907319.83 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 547-3372The program provides homeless support services for individuals in Los Angeles County. Services include outreach program for individuals ages 17 to 24 and families with children. The program assists people with finding housing options and may assist with temporary housing as well. Overall, the prograSee more detailsSan Pedro, CAShawl HouseSan Pedro, CA 907319.95 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 521-9310Support and shelter, transitional housing for women. SHAWL provides a safe and supportive 6-month residential program for women who are beginning their journey of recovery from addiction. SHAWL provides the structure and support in a warm and nurturing residential setting.See more detailsSan Pedro, CAHouse of Hope Inc.San Pedro, CA 907319.96 miles from city center Redondo Beach877-403-8016Women begin their stay in a structured residential program which can last up to 90 days. Clients are invited to participate in the following activities: Group Counseling Individual Counseling 12-Step Meetings &nSee more detailsCompton, CAJordan's Transitional ShelterCompton, CA 9022110.50 miles from city center Redondo Beach323-577-5941Transitional Living Shelters. Program Services - Transitional Housing for Women and Children (6 mos. To 1 yr.) prepare for Permanent Housing - Emergency Shelter for Homeless Families (3 mos. To 6mos ) - In-Take, Assessment & Case Management PLEASE CALL FOR AN PHONE INTERVIEWSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAJenesse CenterLos Angeles, CA 9000810.58 miles from city center Redondo Beach800-479-7328Jenesse's mission is to provide victims of domestic violence and their children with a comprehensive centralized base of support that is culturally responsive, and ensures their transition from immediate crisis to stability and self-sufficiency. Jenesse seeks to prevent and end the cycle of domesticSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAJenesse Center, Inc. - Domestic Violence Intervention ProgramLos Angeles, CA 9000810.58 miles from city center Redondo Beach323-299-9496Jenesse Center, Inc. is more than just a shelter for survivors of domestic violence. We are a family institute with programs, services and outreach efforts that rebuild lives, reunite families and enrich our community. Jenesse removes barriers to peace for families. Our mission is to provide vicSee more detailsLong Beach, CABeyond Shelter - Homeless ServicesLong Beach, CA 9081310.93 miles from city center Redondo Beach(562) 733-1147Provides a variety of support services for homeless and low-income families in Los Angeles County. Services are targeted, but not restricted, to families with children age 18 and younger. Services include case management, housing services and technical assistance. Geographic restrictions apply for sSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAGood Seed Shelter - Transition Age YouthLos Angeles, CA 9000811.07 miles from city center Redondo Beach323-758-5433Good Seed Shelter provides temporary housing to Transition Age Youth (TAY) ages 18-25 years old who are also in need of mental health services. These young men not only need a warm bed, but they also need guidance to help navigate the complicated, and often confusing social services network. Our cliSee more detailsVenice, CASt Joseph Center Homeless Services And MealsVenice, CA 9029111.37 miles from city center Redondo Beach310-396-6468The agency operates a homeless service center for homeless people of all ages. Services include case management; information and referral to community resources, including shelter referrals; advocacy for public benefits; hot meals; showers; laundry facilities; clean clothes; toiletries. There are noSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAFriends Helping Friends LA Transitional HousingLos Angeles, CA 9001811.62 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 293-9778HoursMonday - Friday: 9am - 5pmSaturday - Sunday: ClosedOur mission at Friends Helping Friends is to provide safe and comfortable housing to those who are homeless and those at risk of homelessness. We are dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness bSee more detailsLong Beach, CALong Beach Rescue Mission Services For Women and Children Lydia HouseLong Beach, CA 9080311.66 miles from city center Redondo Beach(562) 591-1292Lydia House - Services for Women and Children.Our 50 bed Lydia House provides solace and hope in the face of abuse, addiction, financial hardship and abandonment. Lydia House also assists many in finding more acute care facilities, while striving to move all guests into semi-permanent hoSee more detailsLong Beach, CALong Beach Rescue Mission Samaritan House and Services for MenLong Beach, CA 9081311.68 miles from city center Redondo Beach562-591-1292Men's shelter, meals, showers, clothing, case management, one-year faith-based transitional program.Emergency Shelter Our Mission has a temporary emergency shelter for homeless people in our city. This includes breakfast and dinner, showers, toiletries, clothing and limited personaSee more detailsLong Beach, CALong Beach Family ShelterLong Beach, CA 9081311.76 miles from city center Redondo Beach(562) 591-1351The program provides shelter for families, older adults and people who have a physical disability who are in Long Beach or in the surrounding cities. The shelter cannot accommodate people who have severe chronic emotional or mental problems or people who have chronic alcohol/drug abuse problems. PreSee more detailsLong Beach, CANew Image Emergency ShelterLong Beach, CA 9080212.52 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 231-1711NEW IMAGE EMERGENCY SHELTER for the HOMELESS (New Image) was incorporated in March, 1990 with the following Mission: The MISSION of New Image is to: (1) decrease and (2) prevent homelessness throughout Los Angeles County by providing comprehensive Case Management and Supportive ServicSee more detailsSanta Monica, CASamoshel OPCCSanta Monica, CA 9040112.62 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 450-4050SAMOSHEL (SAnta MOnica SHELter) provides interim shelter and a broad range of programs to 70 men and women in separate living quarters. It's also home to OPCC's Wellness Beds Program that provides nursing services to clients with acute or chronic medical conditions, and it is the site of OPCC's HighSee more detailsHuntington Park, CAHPRP Huntington Park - Homeless ServicesHuntington Park, CA 9025512.62 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 388-7324The Homeless Prevention Rapid re-housing Program provides services to homeless individuals and persons who are at risk of homelessness. 211 L A County does not provide eligibility criteria for individual entitlement cities. Inquirers must call in order to be screened and to apply for homeless prevenSee more detailsLos Angeles, CASalvation Army Hope Harbor Los AngelesLos Angeles, CA 9000712.86 miles from city center Redondo Beach213-744-8186Hope Harbor is a residential Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment Facility addressing substance abuse and mental health issues. This is a nine to eighteen month program where Veterans can utilize up to a 2-year stay.We assist veterans affected by substance abuse and mentSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAElla's Foundation Homeless ServicesLos Angeles, CA 9000712.86 miles from city center Redondo Beach323-761-6415Ella's Foundation is a non-profit community organization advocating for our community to provide resources and support servies needed to help restore lives Services provided: -HPRP Homeless Prevention and Rapid Rehousing referrals -Utility Bill Assistance -HOPWA RenSee more detailsSanta Monica, CAOPCC Safe Haven Cloverfield Services CenterSanta Monica, CA 9040412.87 miles from city center Redondo Beach310-883-1222OPCC's Safe Haven is an interim housing and day program that serves chronically homeless individuals who have had a history of challenges connecting with service providers. Safe Haven is based on an understanding that the mental health and addiction disorders of this population are lifelong. This prSee more detailsSanta Monica, CAHarvest HomeSanta Monica, CA 9040313.02 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 452-1223Pregnant Women's ShelterThe women we serve at Harvest Home are in crisis–they are pregnant, and they are homeless (or soon to be homeless). Often, they are without the support of family or the father of the baby. They are making the courageous choice to parent their child in spite of overwhelmSee more detailsDowney, CAOllie houseDowney, CA 9024213.43 miles from city center Redondo Beach562 900 8664Share housing share a room all utilities included WiFi cable ready fully furnished heating/ac central air* women only).See more detailsLos Angeles, CASalvation Army Westwood Transitional VillageLos Angeles, CA 9002513.98 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 477-9539Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 AM, Monday - Friday The Westwood Transitional Village is a 40 unit residential housing facility that provides support services for homeless families. Families can spend up to two years at Westwood while they stabilize and acquire the skills needed for indepenSee more detailsBellflower, CAAt The Fountain Transitional Living INCBellflower, CA 9070614.30 miles from city center Redondo Beach(424)205-0369Residential inpatient care for men and women who has lost their way. At The Fountain is a non-profit corporation governed by 501c3 status, and offers affordable housing facilities, in a shared living environment, for men women and families. we are governed by spiritual leaders who areSee more detailsLos Angeles, CANew Directions Oasis for Veteran WomenLos Angeles, CA 9007314.32 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 914-4045New Directions for Veterans is a nonprofit organization that has helped our nation's heroes successfully address the challenges of life after military service since 1992. Located in two homes in Mar Vista, New Directions Oasis for Veteran Women specializes in serving displaced female veterans and deSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAZahn Memorial Center - Salvation ArmyLos Angeles, CA 9001514.64 miles from city center Redondo Beach213) 438-1617The Salvation Army's Zahn Memorial Center is the only emergency shelter for families in downtown Los Angeles, and provides individuals in crisis with an immediate, safe place to stay and the resources to begin getting their lives back on track. The Zahn program provides 90 days of emergency housingSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAThe People ConcernLos Angeles, CA 9001814.86 miles from city center Redondo Beach(310) 450-4050The People Concern provides integrated services to the most vulnerable and traumatized members of the community who are in need of assistance – individuals who are chronically homeless, dealing with severe mental or physical illness or substance addiction, victims of domestic violence and challengedSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAThe Midnight MissionLos Angeles, CA 9001414.89 miles from city center Redondo Beach213-624-9258To be the premier provider of life changing services to people experiencing homelessness in Southern California. Provides Addiction Treatment, Emergency Services, and Family Housing. The Midnight Mission offers a path to self-sufficiency to men, women and children who have lost everytSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAUnion Rescue MissionLos Angeles, CA 9001314.97 miles from city center Redondo Beach(213) 347-6300One of the nation's largest provider of continuous emergency shelter services, URM provides comprehensive care for men, women, and children who are experiencing homelessness. A person's first point of contact with URM is with our Emergency (Guest) Services, where their immediate physical neeSee more detailsBell, CABell Shelter - Salvation ArmyBell, CA 9020115.02 miles from city center Redondo Beach323-263-1206one of the largest homeless shelters in the nation- Operates a comprehensive program that offers transitional care for up to 350 homeless men and women. The goal of Bell Shelter is to meet the needs of the homeless population by addressing the reasons why people become homeless and assisting them inSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAEmmanuel Baptist Rescue MissionLos Angeles, CA 9001315.05 miles from city center Redondo Beach231-626-4681Sheltering the HomelessEmmanuel Baptist Rescue Mission has shower facilities and approximately 50 beds, providing a clean, safe haven for those seeking shelter from the elements and street life of downtown Los Angeles.Provides temporary shelter, hot meals and sSee more detailsLos Angeles, CALos Angeles MissionLos Angeles, CA 9001315.07 miles from city center Redondo Beach213-629-1227 x305We offer 180 emergency shelter beds for men and 196 combined transitional rehabilitation beds for men and women.Emergency ServicesWe provide both residential and emergency services to the community, including meals, showers, clothing, academic courses, employment workshops, job seaSee more detailsLos Angeles, CADowntown Women's CenterLos Angeles, CA 9001315.09 miles from city center Redondo Beach(213) 680-0600Womens homeless assistance with housing and a day center. Day Center Hours: Monday-Friday from 6am-4pm, and Saturday-Sunday from 7am-3pm.Provides meals, showers, phone and mail access, laundry, etc etc.See more detailsLos Angeles, CAAngel's Flight Youth ShelterLos Angeles, CA 9005715.35 miles from city center Redondo Beach213-318-5730Angel's Flight Youth Shelter is a temporary shelter for homeless, runaway, and at risk youth ages 10-17. We provide a safe and healthy residence for the youth, with our primary goal being family reunification.See more detailsLos Angeles, CADolores MissionLos Angeles, CA 9003315.75 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 881-0032Men's Shelter: Proyecto Pastoral established GHP on December 12, 1988. The shelter opened its doors to address an issue that was most neglected in the community: emergency shelter for the homeless. For more than 20 years we have been providing 90-day temporary shelter and meals to homeless men. TheSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAGood Shepherd Center for Homeless WomenLos Angeles, CA 9005915.92 miles from city center Redondo Beach(213) 235-1460FOR SHELTER(213) 235-1460For Drop-In Services(213) 250-5241Good Shepherd Center for Homeless Women is a transitional housing residence. We Currently has openings and requirements are that you are employed a minimum of 20 hours a week. If interested please feSee more detailsLos Angeles, CAPATH HollywoodLos Angeles, CA 9002816.98 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 960-3333Provides emergency housing for homeless individuals in Los Angeles County, called Interim Housing. The purpose of Interim Housing is to provide safe, stable housing for chronically homeless individuals who are waiting for available long-term housing. This interim housing program will pSee more detailsLos Angeles , CALos Angeles Youth NetworkLos Angeles , CA 9002817.06 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323) 467-8466SERVICES Foster Care Youth (Ages 11-19)Phone: 323-467-8466Minor Runaway & Homeless Youth (Ages 12-17)Phone: 323-240-2253Transitional Age Youth (Ages 18-24) Phone: 323-962-0430LA Youth Network (LAYN) provides sSee more detailsLos Angeles, CASalvation Army The Way In Drop In Shelter For YouthLos Angeles, CA 9002817.26 miles from city center Redondo Beach(323)469-2946Residential FacilityThe Way In's residential facility houses up to 8 males between 18-21 years of age. These beds are for homeless youth who either left home or came to the Center through referrals from other agencies. The goal of the residential program is to help establish a long-term foundaSee more detailsLos Alamitos, CAPrecious Life ShelterLos Alamitos, CA 9072017.86 miles from city center Redondo Beach(562) 431-5025Precious Life Shelter provides residential and supportive services for homeless pregnant women.Emergency Shelter Process for entering PLS All clients enter through the emergency phase of the program. Beds are available on a first-come, first-served baSee more detailsLos Alamitos, CACasa Youth ShelterLos Alamitos, CA 9072018.02 miles from city center Redondo Beach(562) 594-6825The purpose of Casa Youth Shelter is to provide temporary shelter for runaways and youth in crisis, enabling them to come through the crisis with an increased personal strength and a sense of renewal while in a supportive environment, with family reunification as a primary goal.CasSee more detailsGlendale, CAAscencia - Shelter and ServicesGlendale, CA 9120419.94 miles from city center Redondo BeachAscencia is a 40 bed shelter for single adults and families. The shelter does not take walk ins. Clients must go through an assessment process first. Office Hours: Mondays through Wednesdays 7am - 4pm Thursdays 7am - 2pm Fridays 7am - 4pm We provide a range of sSee more detailsGlendale, CASalvation Army Glendale Chester Village For Homeless FamiliesGlendale, CA 9120420.50 miles from city center Redondo Beach818-246-5586Salvation Army permanent supportive housing for homeless families. Families must meet the time definition associated with chronic homelessness (homeless for one year, or homeless 4 or more times in the past three years). Applications available at The Salvation Army GlendSee more detailsBuena Park, CAss Shelters | Find Homeless Shelters | Homeless Shelter Search. All rights reserved.

Famous for powder skiing, Park City, Utah, features two world-class resorts just 35 minutes away from the Salt Lake City airport.Getting to a ski resort in most mountain towns can be a headache. You have to first fly in to a major city, rent a car, and then take on a multi-hour canyon drive through traffic to reach the slopes. Not so in Park City, Utah. A 35-minute ride from the Salt Lake International Airport whisks you away from Utah’s capital and to the mountain metropolis of Park City at 7,000 feet—allowing you to hit the slopes the same day you fly in at Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain Resort, two of the country’s top ski areas. But ease of access isn’t the only reason to visit. Here are 10 reasons Park City is the country’s best destination for a ski vacation:1. FREE IN-TOWN TRANSPORTATIONYou don’t need a car to explore Park City’s sights, thanks to the free town transit system. Take a shuttle from the airport to town then use the system to reach Historic Main Street, recreation areas, both ski resorts, and Utah Olympic Park. On Main Street, use the free trolley to skip the long hillclimb. This year, Park City added a new fleet of Electric Xpress buses, becoming the first city in the country to implement a fleet of zero-emission electric buses. The Electric Xpress buses are scheduled to run every ten minutes between Kimball Junction and Park City Transit Centers via State Route 224. The express route operates from 7:00 AM to midnight, seven days a week, and features stops at the Canyons Transit Hub and Fresh Market. The new buses feature oversized windows, USB outlets and free WiFi.2. THE GREATEST SNOW ON EARTH™Utah is famous for powder skiing, and its signature slogan, The Greatest Snow on Earth™, has graced the state’s license plates since 1985. Powderhounds from around the world travel to Utah each winter hoping to catch a Monster Dump, when 12 inches or more fall in a 24-hour period. And while there’s never a promise of fluffy powder, Utah averages 18 such days a year, so there’s a good possibility of catching one during your vacation.3. WALKABLE HISTORIC MAIN STREETPark City is one of the best preserved mining towns in the U.S., and you’ll see historic shops turned into vibrant art galleries, independent boutiques, and inventive restaurants as you explore Historic Main Street. Stock up on souvenirs at the many shops, buy a good book at independent bookstore Dolly’s, or find fresh threads from boutiques like Mary Jane’s and DiJore.4. THE VIBRANT NIGHTLIFEOne bar to rule them all? Nope, not here. Unlike ski towns where everyone gathers at one bar, Park City features 150 bars and restaurants spread all over town, ranging from chill breweries to classy wine bars to high-end cocktail lounges. Find goggle-tanned locals at classic haunts like O’Shucks, home to cheap schooners of PBRs and free peanuts, and No Name Saloon, where you can sip Utah beer on the year-round heated patio. Or go full Irish with a draught Guinness at Flanagan’s historic underground tavern. Class it up at Firewood on Main’s moody basement lounge, or the Nickel Bar, with craft cocktails made with local libations like Antelope Island Rum and High West Double Rye. For a more relaxed après scene, head to Old Town Cellars for a cheese plate and a glass of Mountain Town red wine.5. DIVERSE LODGING OPTIONSFrom massive ski-in, ski-out resorts to cozy bed and breakfasts, Park City’s lodging options are as diverse as its ski trails. Stay downtown and enjoy walk-in access to the town’s bars, restaurants, and sights, or hang your skis at Deer Valley or Park City Mountain’s hotels to maximize your time on the ski hill. Just steps from Main Street, Washington School House blends timeless luxury with historic charm, and includes a hearty gourmet breakfast every morning. At Deer Valley, the Montage’s nightly s’mores, comfortable beds, and heated pools are welcome treats after long ski days. For wow-worthy rooms on a budget, pick Newpark Resort in Kimball Junction. Suites have their own balcony hot tubs and you’re right next door to a local pizza favorite, Maxwell's.6. ONE LUXURIOUS SKIERS-ONLY RESORTIf bluebird groomer cruising, award-winning service, and incredible eats make you happy, Deer Valley’s your resort. One of just three skiers-only resorts in the country— two of which are in Utah— at Deer Valley, crowds are nonexistent. Ticket sales are limited each day to ensure you have plenty of space to spread out and ski the resort’s 2,000 skiable acres and 21 chairlifts. It’s impossible to talk about Deer Valley without mentioning the legendary cuisine. Thaw out on-mountain with their signature turkey chili and hand-sized chocolate chip cookies, or take a ski break like a celebrity at the Veuve Clicquot champagne yurt where glasses of bubbly are paired with cheese and charcuterie plates.7. ONE HUMONGOUS SKI AND SNOWBOARDING RESORTThe union of Park City Mountain Resort and Canyons Resort via its purchase by Vail has made it one of North America’s largest ski resorts. And Vail’s ownership makes it part of the popular Epic Pass program, meaning you can ski for free here if you have one. Beyond that, Park City has terrain for every level of skier and snowboarder from magic carpets that help little ones learn to terrain parks and halfpipes for perfecting flips, jumps, and rails. Explore old mining relics on the Park City side, or take a gondola across to cruise long groomers and avoid crowds on the steep powder terrain. When it comes to eats, don’t expect your typical ski fare. On-mountain establishments like Cloud Dine and Miner’s Camp serve up fresh salads, flatbreads, and Mediterranean kabobs with patio seating and mountain views.8. THE TOWN LIFTDo the ski-boot shuffle from your Main Street hotel to the Town Lift and ride all the way to Park City Mountain’s famed terrain. This chairlift offers the best views of Main Street and the Wasatch peaks, and you can ski all the way back at the day’s end on the Quit'N Time run.9. SKI-IN, SKI-OUT HAPPY HOURUtah’s first distillery since Prohibition, High West Saloon is also the world’s first ski-in gastro-distillery. After an epic day of shredding, ski down Park City Mountain Resort’s Quit'N Time run to this historic livery stable turned saloon for handcrafted cocktails made with their award-winning whiskies. Warm up with a hot toddy or spiked coffee topped with whipped cream. Not a bad way to end the day—or a vacation in Park City.10. OFF-SLOPE ACTIVITIES GALOREPark City might be best known for its two resorts, but beyond the slopes you'll find plenty of excitement. Tubing, Nordic skiing, snow biking, dog sledding, stand up paddleboard yoga in a geothermal crater— you name it, you can do it in Park City.Hope this answers your question: Is Park City, Utah a good place for a ski vacation?Happy Skiing :)Frank V.Ski, Snow and Blog enthusiast at snowgaper.com