We would like to recognize the following families for their efforts to preserve Summit County’s working farms and ranches for future generations:
The Martin Family — Flint Place (1,017 acres, 2025)
The Ure Family — Ure Ranch (185 acres, 2025)
The Byram Family — Bally Watts (2,772 acres, 2025)
The Ruf Family — Andrus Farm (96 acres, 2024)
The Richins Family — Richins Chalk Creek (848 acres, 2023)
The Young Family — YR Ranch (28 acres, 2023); Maxo Meadow (61 acres, 2025)
The Sargent Family — Sargent Ranch (110 acres, 2023)
The Schlichte Family — Warrior Rizen Ranch (5,048 acres, 2022)
The White Family — White Farm (85 acres, 2019); Historic Monastery Farm (1,050 acres, 2021)
The Wright Family — Wright Land & Livestock (841 acres, 2019); Wright Echo Canyon (4,285 acres, 2024)
The Stephens Family — Stephens Ranch (44 acres, 2019)
The Ioannides Family — Rocky Point (263 acres)
The Wyatt Family — Rolling Stone Ranch (204 acres)
Anonymous — 82 acres (2018)
The Ercanbrack Family — Ercanbrack Ranch (2,161 acres, 2017)
The Siddoway Family — Siddoway Ranch & Wetlands (73 acres, 2015)
Dick and Gaye Stoner — Dog Holler Organic Farm (85 acres, 2013)
The Richins Family — Pyper Tracey Ranch (50 acres, 2013)
The Osguthorpe Family — Osguthorpe Ranch (121 acres, 2012; 160 acres, 2019)
The Judd Family — Judd Ranch (34.59 acres, 2011)
The Fawcett Family — Fawcett Ranch (43.53 acres, 2009)
And we thank the following for helping to protect open space and recreation access in and around Park City: