The Park City Division of Motor Vehicles office will reopen Monday, Nov. 9, at its new home inside Summit County's PEAK Center in Kimball Junction.
The office has been closed during the move to 6301 N. Landmark Drive, inside the former Skullcandy headquarters, according to a Summit County public notice.
The relocated office will handle vehicle registration and titling services, not driver licenses. Residents can also renew eligible vehicle registrations online through the state's Renewal Express service.
The DMV is the latest service to land at the PEAK Center, which stands for Public Engagement at Kimball.
The Summit County Library's Kimball Junction branch opened there Nov. 4 after relocating from the Sheldon Richins Building. The library confirmed its opening in a November announcement.
Summit County purchased the former Skullcandy building and has been renovating it to house the library branch, DMV operations, County Council meeting space, conference rooms and other county offices.
The county's May 2024 announcement described a proposed $17.5 million acquisition. Subsequent county records identify 2025 as the year the purchase was completed.
Residents chose the PEAK Center name through a public vote earlier this year.
Deputy County Manager Janna Young said in the county's February announcement that officials wanted a name that felt local and conveyed how people would use the space.
The consolidation at the PEAK Center comes ahead of planned redevelopment in western Kimball Junction. Summit County is moving services from the Richins Building as part of that larger transition.
The courthouse in Coalville remains the county seat, and elected offices there are not relocating, according to the county.
Community members got an early look inside the PEAK Center on Oct. 3 at the county's "Taco-Bout Kimball Junction" celebration. Participants formed a human chain to pass selected library books from the Richins Building to the new location in a Book Brigade.
The Park City DMV is scheduled to resume operations Monday, Nov. 9, at 6301 N. Landmark Drive, Kimball Junction.
For DMV questions, residents can call 435-336-3051 or email [email protected].



