Funding Our Future – Workshop is April 4, Next Public Hearing is April 17
Salt Lake City’s population is growing, its economy is strong, and its neighborhoods are vibrant and welcoming. Yet, despite being on the upswing, Salt Lake City’s bright future could be dimmed without...
View ArticleCouncil urges extreme caution in discharging fireworks this holiday weekend
The following is a statement from the Salt Lake City Council Members: Fireworks can be an enjoyable part of the holidays we celebrate in Utah. But tinder-dry vegetation and triple-digit heat prompts...
View ArticleCaution – Road Survey in Progress!
Don’t be surprised if this summer you see a sensor-packed van driving up and down your Salt Lake City street. Sometimes the van needs to drive multiple times along a street to gather enough data,...
View ArticleCatch up with the Council live!
Two ways to tune in live to the Salt Lake City Council meetings includes a live YouTube feed, and SLCTV (CH 17). You can watch any entire afternoon Work Session and the Formal Meeting on these two...
View ArticleCity budget process soon fully underway; Your input is desired!
One of the most important avenues for the public to have a role in shaping our City is the annual budget deliberations, which begin in the spring and run through late June. This year, 2017, is no...
View ArticleCouncil furthering 2017 Priorities
Since the start of the year, the Council has been building upon its 2017 priorities of homelessness/affordable housing, economic development, and infrastructure funding. At its annual priority planning...
View ArticleCouncil helps fund Rape Recovery Center
At the March 21 work session of the City Council, Members considered the Mayor’s recommendations for federal grant funding. During the discussion, the Council also indicated its support for finding...
View ArticleCity resolution, funds support Bonanza Flat as open space
Through its Public Utilities dedicated watershed protection fund, Salt Lake City will contribute $1.5 million toward the purchase and preservation of Bonanza Flat – a 1,350-acre tract of popular...
View ArticleHomeless Resource Centers zoning regulations up for public hearing
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to amend a Salt Lake City zoning ordinance involving homeless resource centers (HRC). The hearing is Wednesday, March 22 at 5:30 p.m....
View ArticleFeb. 21: A summary of the next Council agenda
Fast Facts A summary of the next Council agenda CITY COUNCIL of SALT LAKE CITY What:...
View ArticleCity Permit Services audit shows room for improvement in customer service
Revising and streamlining Salt Lake City’s building permit and inspection processes could significantly improve customer service and review times for residents & businesses, according to a...
View ArticleCity Permit Services audit shows room for improvement in customer service
Revising and streamlining Salt Lake City’s building permit and inspection processes could significantly improve customer service and review times for residents & businesses, according to a...
View ArticleFeb 14: A summary of the next City Council Agenda
Fast Facts A summary of the next Council agenda CITY COUNCIL of SALT LAKE CITY What: City Council Work...
View ArticleFeb. 7: A summary of the next Council agenda
Fast Facts A summary of the next Council agenda CITY...
View ArticleCouncil Chooses 2017 Priorities
The Council will build upon its priorities of homelessness/affordable housing, economic development, and infrastructure funding in the coming year. At its annual priority planning workshop on Tuesday,...
View ArticleA summary of the next Council agenda: Jan. 17
Fast Facts A summary of the next Council agenda CITY COUNCIL of SALT LAKE CITY What: City Council Work Session &...
View ArticleA summary of the next Council agenda
Fast Facts A summary of the next Council agenda CITY COUNCIL of SALT LAKE CITY What: City Council Work Session ONLY When: Tuesday – Jan. 10, 2017 2:00 p.m. Work Session...
View Article– Community workshops schedule
Starting in January, public input on building design, safety and security for homeless people and surrounding neighbors, and integrating the buildings into the surrounding neighborhoods will be...
View Article– What will the resource centers offer?
In addition to shelter, the resource centers will offer mental health and substance abuse treatment, job skills training, daytime amenities and more. The approach is a great improvement over the...
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