Andrew Johnston
District 2
andrew.johnston@slcgov.com
801-535-7781
Welcome District 2 residents!
I’m glad you’re here and hope you find helpful links, contact information and resources.
I am proud to be part of our Westside community and hope you embrace how important we all are in building a great city. I encourage you to get involved; report vandalism, help clean the Jordan River, join a City board, attend community council meetings, or any other act. The Westside needs you!
As your representative, I am here to help answer questions and listen to your concerns, hopes, and ideas about how to improve the community. Please contact me or my constituent liaison, Austin Kimmel, at any time.
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Salt Lake City’s Community and Neighborhoods wants to hear from you on the abandoned water park in Glendale. This City-owned property has historically been used as a water park since the late 1970s. The property has not been opened or maintained by the current operator since 2018. The operator determined the water park cannot be […]
The Three Creeks Confluence of Jordan River Reactivation & Riparian Restoration Project seeks to restore, highlight and reactivate a unique location along the Jordan River in Salt Lake City. The project site is located where three major tributaries (Red Butte Creek, Emigration Creek, and Parleys Creek) join the Jordan River. […]
Commission on Racial Equity in Policing Update The commission has enlisted the work of the Langdon Group to assist in facilitating their work this year. Fleet Block The planning department, after considerable work, has developed a new form-based zone (FB-UN3) that is broad in what it allows, focusing on moderate density. The recommendation is to […]
The RDA board was briefed on increasing the set aside of projects to 1.5% to align it with the city council and art board. I support this. It costs money but a small set aside is important. I believe that part of the soul of our city is partially reflected in our public art. It makes neighborhoods unique. It shows the talents of our city and we should consistently support the creation art in the public space.. […]