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Whitney González Fernández
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Salt Lake City Seeks Input on Potential Community Projects
The Council launches a new Fiscal Year by seeking resident and stakeholder feedback on 60 potential community improvement projects.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 7, 2025 – The Salt Lake City Council invites all residents to participate in the annual Capital Improvement Program (CIP) process by sharing feedback on projects being considered for funding. From street and sidewalk repairs to park and facility upgrades, CIP pays for projects that enhance public property and relies on public input to ensure community needs are met.
While the overall $2.2 billion FY26 budget officially took effect July 1, the Council will spend the next few weeks deliberating on community projects before funding allocations are finalized.
WHO: Salt Lake City constituents (including residents, property owners and more), the Salt Lake City Council and Salt Lake City administrative staff.
WHAT: A hybrid public hearing hosted by the Salt Lake City Council to gather constituent feedback on FY26 CIP projects.
WHERE: Salt Lake City & County Building (451 South State Street) or online through Zoom. Constituents can share their input anytime by calling 801-535-7654, emailing Council.Comments@slc.gov or visiting tinyurl.com/CommentSLC.
WHEN: Tuesday, July 8 at 7 p.m.
Visit tinyurl.com/SLCFY26CIP for more information on the FY26 Capital Improvement Program, including meeting recaps, proposed project requests, constituent applications and project qualifications.
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About The Salt Lake City Council:
The Salt Lake City Council is the seven-member legislative branch of Utah’s capital city. The Council sets Salt Lake City’s overall policy direction and allocates resources via the adoption of annual budgets and ordinances. The Council also serves as the Board of Directors for Salt Lake City’s Redevelopment Agency, the Local Building Authority, and the Board of Canvassers. For more information, visit slccouncil.com.
Tags: C.I.P., Capital Improvement Program, City Budget, FY2025-26, FY26, Press Release