The Council discussed several items they may consider changing in the Mayor’s recommended budget, discussed a proposal for sanctioned camping, reviewed a resolution that would commit to paying the City’s firefighters and police officers top-of-market wages, and more […]

The Salt Lake City Council will soon decide who will be appointed as the Council District 7 representative once Councilwoman Amy Fowler’s resignation is effective on July 3. The process to vet, interview and appoint a candidate to serve until January 2024 is expected to go as follows […]

The Council received briefings on several proposed Department budgets, including the: Fire Department, Department of Economic Development, Office of the City Attorney, and Unresolved Issues […]

The Council would like to express our support for Councilwoman Amy Fowler in her decision to resign. […]

The Council was briefed on the City’s proposed new housing plan, Housing SLC, the Sustainability Department, and more […]

The Salt Lake City Council invites the public to share feedback on the proposed FY2023-24 City budget during the first of two scheduled public hearings tonight at 7 p.m. Constituents are encouraged to tell Council Members about the City services and projects they believe should be prioritized while the Council works to balance the budget.

As a body, we would like to address the recent news regarding Councilwoman Amy Fowler and the allegations against her. […]

Salt Lake City Council members selected Darin Mano and Victoria Petro to serve as the Council Chair and Vice Chair, respectively, for 2023. […]

Investments in housing, public safety and infrastructure among Salt Lake City Council’s key 2022 accomplishments. The Salt Lake City Council closes 2022 with a year-in-review recap of notable legislation.

The Council held a 2nd Truth in Taxation Hearing, decided to continue the public hearing for Budget Amendment #1, and set a public hearing date for the Public Benefits Analysis for The Other Side Village Pilot Project, and more […]