On July 9, the Council unanimously endorsed the Participation Agreement and Project area. The agreement will be sent to the State Revitalization Zone Committee for consideration before returning to the Council for final approval and adoption of the proposed sales tax increase. [...]

As part of the annual budget process, money is set aside for the City's Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The money is available for citywide community projects that improve public property. This includes streets and sidewalks, parks, and buildings. Projects have a service life of five or more years and cost $50,000 or more. [...]

The Council is reviewing a proposal to allow single-family attached dwellings in commercial zoning districts of the city that already allow multifamily housing. If approved, this type of housing would be allowed in the following zoning districts:  [...]

The Council-approved Fiscal Year 2024-25 (FY25) City Budget started July 1, 2024, and ends June 30, 2025. Changes or adjustments to the adopted budget go through the budget amendment process. Amendments can happen several times yearly and include proposed project additions and modifications.  [...]

The Council is considering a proposal to rezone 10 parcels at approximately 754 S State Street. If approved, the property owner, Intermountain Health, states they intend to redevelop the property and build a hospital. [...]

The Council is considering annexing land from Salt Lake County into Salt Lake City. This property lies in the Northpoint area along 2200 West. If approved, the property would become a part of Salt Lake City, making the city boundary more unified. [...]

The Council has dedicated time and effort through legislative oversight and policy-setting authority over the last several years to supporting unsheltered community members. [...]

Salt Lake City has partnered with the Utah State Office of Homeless Services to launch a Temporary Microshelter Community at approximately 255 S. 600 W. The microshelter is a sanctioned camping pilot program to provide up to 50 people experiencing homelessness with safe, private living spaces and access to showers, food, case management, and other essential needs offered by community partners. [...]

The Council adopts plans and funds programs to help improve connectivity and grow our robust transportation network. [...]

Water conservation is an especially pressing issue in Salt Lake City’s arid climate. Here are some tips and suggestions to help save water, and incidentally save yourself some money on your utility bill at the same time. Some of these options are as quick and easy as changing a daily habit, while others may involve […]

Since 2016, affordable housing has been a top City Council priority when the Council adopted the Growing Salt Lake Housing Plan and created new funding for affordable housing. The Council and the Mayor’s Administration are working together to address Salt Lake City’s housing crisis by improving access to affordable housing and incentivizing the development of housing units.