The Council discussed two major housing policy proposals: Affordable Housing Incentives and Thriving in Place, received a follow-up briefing and held a public hearing on Budget Amendment No. 2, joined Mayor Erin Mendenhall to declare the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day and November as Native American Heritage Month in SLC, and more […]

The Council received a briefing about proposed affordable housing incentives, voted to adopt Budget Amentment No. 1, received a briefing on a proposed budget amendment, and more […]

The Council, as the RDA Board, received a progress update about the Station Center Vision and Implementation Plan; as the Council, received a briefing on Thriving in Place, approved the appointment of Lisa Kehoe as the 911 Dispatch Executive Director, and more […]

The Council received a follow-up briefing on the Northpoint Small Area Plan, received an update on the state’s current homelessness efforts, joined Mayor Erin Mendenhall to recognize September as National Suicide Prevention and Action Month, and more […]

The Council voted to adopt nearly $40 million in project-specific funding for the City’s annual Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget, received a briefing and set a September 5 hearing date for an amendment to the City’s budget, held a Truth in Taxation hearing, and more […]

The Council, as the RDA, voted to release $10 million to invest in the Perpetual Housing Fund of Utah’s (PHF) first project in SLC; as the Council, straw polled adding funding for 7 identified priority projects, took comments on a proposal that would ban future drivethroughs in Sugar House and on the Sight Distance Triangle Text Amendment, and more […]

The Council continued discussing capital improvement projects, received a follow-up briefing on a revised zoning district for the former Fleet Block, welcomed District 7 Council Member Sarah Young to her first full Council meeting, and more […]

The Council held a follow-up briefing about specific projects proposed for funding through the City’s annual Capital Improvement Program (CIP), received a briefing to rezone the Sears Block, discussed next steps in the City’s continued participation in the Community Renewable Energy Agency (CREA), and more […]

The Council adopted the City’s approximately $2 billion annual budget for Fiscal Year 2023-2024, discussed the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Assistance program, passed a resolution along with the Mayor recognizing Juneteenth as an official holiday, and more […]

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 […]