At their June 10, 2021 work session, the Council continued discussions on Unresolved Issues in the proposed budget, including funding for public engagement for Ranked Choice Voting, legislative intents, and more. […]
COUNCIL: June 8, 2021 Meeting
Budget discussions continue as we get closer to adopting the City budget for the upcoming fiscal year. […]
Salt Lake City’s Youth and Family Division announces summer meal program for children
SALT LAKE CITY – Salt Lake City’s Youth and Family Division is sponsoring a Summer Food Service Program that will provide free meals to eligible children. Any child in the YouthCity summer programs who qualifies according to the USDA’s family size and income standards for free or reduced price meals, or who are members of […]
COUNCIL: June 3, 2021 Meeting
At their June 3, 2021 meeting, the Council received presentations on the proposed budgets for the Attorney’s Office and Information Management Services (IMS), and reviewed Unresolved Issues, which are follow-up items to Council Member requests and questions on the proposed budget. […]
Salt Lake City Celebrates Completion of Three New Non-Motorized Boat Ramps on Jordan River
SALT LAKE CITY – Salt Lake City Public Lands is pleased to announce the completion of three new boat ramps for non-motorized watercraft along the Jordan River. The three new ramps are located at: Fisher Mansion (1206 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84104) Gadsby Trailhead (1223 W North Temple, Salt Lake City, UT […]
Major Transportation and public utility improvements in Sugar House neighborhood now underway
More than 15 projects and studies kicked off this spring and will continue through the fall in Sugar House as part of Salt Lake City’s multi-year campaign to improve infrastructure in the area. The projects slated for this year will upgrade underground utilities, rebuild or resurface roads, improve bus stops and sidewalks, add bike lanes, […]
Continuing dry conditions trigger a Stage 2 water shortage response and a stronger call for conservation from Mayor Mendenhall
SALT LAKE CITY – Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall today (May 27, 2021) declared a Stage 2 water shortage contingency response for Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County water customers, triggered by dramatically low mountain snow melt and stream flows. The creeks that supply a portion of the water for more than 360,000 […]
Salt Lake City Relaunched Its “Keep It Pure” Initiative to Raise Awareness about Keeping Watersheds Clean
Big Increase in People Visiting Canyon Watersheds Boosts Need for Everyone to Do Their Part to Keep Our Drinking Water Pure Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joined other local officials today to reboot Salt Lake City’s “Keep It Pure” initiative. With more and more people visiting our mountains and their precious forested watersheds, it […]
Salt Lake City announces public reopening of City Cemetery following September 2020 windstorm
SALT LAKE CITY – The Salt Lake City Cemetery has officially reopened to the public following last fall’s windstorm, Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced Monday. On Sept. 7 and 8, 2020, a powerful windstorm tore its way through the Salt Lake Valley. Gusts of up to 112 miles per hour toppled and damaged more than 3,000 […]
Reservations for City Creek Canyon picnic sites and Affleck Park Campground are open with some exceptions; City Creek odd-even summer use schedule to begin
SALT LAKE CITY — In a welcome sign of gradual re-entry to life after the COVID pandemic, reservations have opened for most City Creek Canyon picnic sites and for individual campsites at Affleck Park, located on State Route 65, about two miles east of Little Dell Reservoir. These sites will be open beginning Memorial Day […]