The Salt Lake City Council has voted in favor of creating the Jordan River Fairpark District, a zoning designation that facilitates a monumental development in Salt Lake City’s Westside. Encompassing nearly 100 acres at 1500 W North Temple, this mixed-use district is set to build on the area’s rich history and create new opportunities, including the potential for a Major League Baseball stadium and team. […]
Salt Lake City Council Approves Sports, Entertainment, Culture, and Convention District
This evening, the Salt Lake City Council voted to approve the proposed Sports, Entertainment, Culture, and Convention District around the Delta Center and a 0.5% citywide sales tax increase to fund the project, including retrofitting the Delta Center to meet National Hockey League standards. The decision starts a major change in downtown Salt Lake City, including public benefits such as the revitalization of historic Japantown, public art, workforce development and more. […]
Salt Lake City Council to Consider Next Steps in Downtown Revitalization
The Salt Lake City Council released the below statement regarding their next steps in the proposed Sports, Entertainment, Culture and Convention District process. […]
Salt Lake City Brings Council Meeting to the Westside
The Salt Lake City Council hosted its annual offsite meeting at the Sorenson Unity Center, continuing its efforts to engage Westside residents and stakeholders. Participants shared their thoughts, concerns and ideas with Council Members in the welcoming and accessible community center. […]
Salt Lake City Invites Community to Westside Council Meeting
The Salt Lake City Council invites all constituents to participate in a City Council meeting hosted on the Westside. These offsite meetings aim to help make it easier for Westside residents to engage with their city leaders without a trip to City Hall. Dinner and entertainment will be provided as a token of appreciation to attendees. […]
Salt Lake City Council Allocates $58.1 Million to Community Projects
The Salt Lake City Council adopted the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for Fiscal Year 2024-25, allocating over $58.1 million in funding for vital citywide community projects. This significant investment will enhance public infrastructure, including streets, sidewalks, parks, and buildings, ensuring long-term benefits for Salt Lake City residents. […]
Salt Lake City Council Appoints New Executive Director Jennifer Bruno
The Salt Lake City Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Jennifer Bruno as the new Executive Director. Bruno has been a Council staff member for nearly 20 years, starting as a policy analyst and being promoted to Deputy Director after five years. […]
Salt Lake City to Hold Hearings for Truth in Taxation & Capital Improvement Program
The Salt Lake City Council will hold a Truth in Taxation hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 13, at 7 p.m., as required by Utah law. This hearing, triggered by property tax changes for the City’s General Fund and the City Library, allows residents to learn about and comment on these changes. […]
Salt Lake City Council Seeks Input on Potential Community Improvement Projects
The Salt Lake City Council invites the public to share feedback on projects being considered for funding as part of the City’s annual Capital Improvement Program (CIP). Residents may review the FY25 project requests and provide input directly to the Council during two scheduled public hearings. CIP is an essential component of the City budget and provides funding for citywide community projects that enhance public property, such as streets, parks, and buildings. […]
Salt Lake City Council Adopts ‘Holistic’ Budget Centered on City Infrastructure and Maintenance, Community Care
The Salt Lake City Council voted Tuesday to adopt a nearly $2 billion annual budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 (FY25), which invests in our City’s present needs and assets and supports sustainable long-term growth. […]