The Council heard briefings on several proposed budget needs from various departments and more […]
May 17 Meetings
The Council, as the Redevelopment Agency board, received information on RDA development goals – as the Council, heard briefings on several proposed budget needs from various departments, adopted a joint ceremonial resolution with Mayor Mendenhall celebrating Pride Month, and more […]
May 10 Meetings
The Council received the first briefing to give an overview of the City’s annual budget, changed the standard City speed limit to 20 mph, approved re-districting boundaries, and more […]
May 3 Meetings
The Council received Mayor Mendenhall’s proposed budget for FY22-23, continued discussing potential changes to the City Council district boundaries, discussed Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY21-22, and more […]
April 19 Meetings
The Council heard a briefing on Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY21-22, a status update on the Foothills Trail System, a briefing on the Fairpark International Market, and more […]
April 12 Meetings
The Council approved RDA Budget Amendment No. 2 for FY21-22 as the RDA Board, received 6 recommended maps from the Redistricting Advisory Commission, heard briefings on the Mayor’s recommended budget for the Dept of Airports and Dept of Public Utilities, and more […]
April 5 Meetings
The Council heard an affordable housing briefing, heard a Reimagine Nature 20-year Master Plan briefing, approved a rezone at approx. 2333 West North Temple Street, and more […]
March 22 Meetings
The Council received a video presentation from Mayor Roman Klichuk from Chernivtsi (chr·nift·see), Ukraine, one of Salt Lake City’s official sister cities, adopted two ordinances pertaining to the Homeless Resource Center and Homeless Shelter Text Amendments, and more […]
March 8 Meetings
The Council heard a presentation from the Department of Sustainability regarding renewable energy and climate goals, heard a proposal on Homeless Resource Center and Homeless Shelter Text Amendments, and more […]
March 1 Meetings
The Council received a briefing from local nonprofit Sweet Streets SLC to change the default City speed limit, a water update from the Department of Public Utilities, and more […]