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Town Lift | Where the wild things cross: Deer silhouettes promote road safety

Updated: May 5

The silhouettes aim to alert motorists to the frequent movement of wildlife across this busy roadway, enhancing safety for both animals and people. Photo: Save People Save Wildlife.

PARK CITY, Utah—Two reflective deer silhouettes were installed over the weekend along SR 248 (Kearns Boulevard) to raise driver awareness of wildlife crossings. These follow the installation of moose along SR 224 in 2023.


The silhouettes aim to alert motorists to the frequent movement of wildlife across this busy roadway, enhancing safety for both animals and people. The location, near the transition from open space to suburban neighborhoods, is a critical corridor for wildlife attracted by available habitat, food sources and a nearby waterway.



 
 

Large Wildlife Killed on S.R. 224 year-to-date in 2025*

Deer

4

0

Elk

1

Moose
Coyote

0

5

TOTAL

*These are known deaths compiled by SPSW volunteers on S.R. 224 from Kimball Jct. to Kearns Blvd (S.R. 248). According to experts, the number of obvious visible carcasses along the road should be multiplied by 8 as not all animals die in the location they are struck.

Large Wildlife Killed on S.R. 224 in 2024*

Deer

40

4

Elk

3

Moose
Coyote

1

48

TOTAL

*These are known deaths compiled by SPSW volunteers on S.R. 224 from Kimball Jct. to Kearns Blvd (S.R. 248). According to experts, the number of obvious visible carcasses along the road should be multiplied by 8 as not all animals die in the location they are struck.

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