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The Community Action Fund
The Community Action Fund is a rolling fund used to support quick-action, shovel-ready projects. Funds may support a neighborhood clean-up, alleyway project, or exterior home repair. Each project undergoes review to determine funding levels, with a maximum allocation of $500 per project. […]
Projects
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Simondi Ave. and 300 North Rezone
The Council recently approved a request to rezone property at 803, 805, 807, & 815 W Simondi Ave, and 802, 806, 810, & 814 W 300 N. The property is owned by NeighborWorks Salt Lake, a nonprofit organization focused on improving neighborhoods. […]
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Sanctioned Camping Pilot Program
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. […]
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300 North Bridge Project
Project Update (October 2023): Construction is complete and the bridge is open! A new walking and bicycling bridge over the railroad tracks at 300 North (approximately 500 West) […]
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Northpoint Small Area Plan
The Council is reviewing the Northpoint Small Area Plan. If approved, the Northpoint Small Area Plan will help guide future growth in the northwest part of Salt Lake City. […]
My Westside
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My WESTSIDE
If you are reading this, you likely call the Westside of Salt Lake City home. Whether you are a life-long resident or a recent move-in, all of us have made the choice to join this welcoming community.
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Linda & Mark S.
You can’t “beet” the westside! We love gardening in our large westside garden. We also love the vibrant energy here. This is the sort of spirited community where residents proudly wear t-shirts naming their community. (What other communities are doing that?!) We also love riding our tandem along the amazing Jordan River Parkway just two…
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Domingo & Cindy T.
“My family, being new to the “West Side” of Salt Lake City, enjoy living in an well-lit community. When we moved to the area we noticed that the street we had moved onto could use another street lamp given that it was extremely dark in our area. I called the streets department and no sooner…
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Dino M.
“What I love about my neighborhood is the culture diversity of the people that live here. And the squirrels that we feed.” ~ Dino M.
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