PARK CITY, Utah — Summit County Search and Rescue is coming off one of its busiest summers in recent years, with rising call volumes, changing technology, and more medical emergencies shaping how volunteers respond across the county’s backcountry. The team recorded 23 calls in July and 26 in August, according to Canice Harte, director of Summit County Search and Rescue. The previous monthly high was 22 calls. Last year, the team responded to 112…
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