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Temporary Street Closures for 2027 Temple Reopening Celebration

Salt Lake City is considering a request from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to temporarily close portions of several downtown streets to support the Temple Reopening Celebration.

600/700 North Reconstruction

The 600/700 North corridor between 800 West and Redwood Road is being reconstructed to improve aging infrastructure, enhance safety with protected bike lanes and upgraded crosswalks, and add trees.

Livable Streets traffic calming

Livable Streets is a community-driven program that helps calm traffic on Salt Lake City’s local neighborhood streets so they’re safer, quieter, and more enjoyable.

Neighborhood Byways

Neighborhood Byways are a growing network of low-traffic streets that make it safer and easier to walk, bike, and roll around the city.

300 West Bikeway

The 300 West Bikeway is filling a key gap with a curb-protected bike lane from 900 South to 400 South, connecting to the 9-Line and future 400 South Viaduct Trail.

400 South Viaduct Trail

A new urban trail is in the works for 400 South, transforming an industrial bridge into a vibrant pedestrian and bike connection.

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Mission and Vision

Our Mission: We connect people via a safe and equitable multi-modal transportation system.

Our Vision: We envision a Salt Lake City where everyone enjoys an equitable, affordable, and reliable multi-modal transportation system that supports health, safety, and sustainability.