The arrival of snow signifies a fantastic period of fun to be spent with family and friends. However, it’s also important to ensure that our sidewalks are as safe as possible so that we can enjoy the fun. […]
SLC Arts Council – Project Support Grants
The Salt Lake City Arts Council is accepting applications for the Project Support Grant. The grants are awarded to individuals, groups, and nonprofit organizations for specific art projects and programs that are determined to be of value to the community. […]
Temporary Shelter Community
Salt Lake City and the Utah State Office of Homeless Services are partnering to pilot a non-congregate shelter that will provide 50 people living unhoused with safe, private living spaces.
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) […]
Have you ever been stuck at a train crossing?
It’s a real challenge for our Westside neighbors and visitors. Imagine all the better things you could be doing before those delays. […]
On the News
Alejandro Puy and Victoria Petro: Dedication and engagement are delivering long overdue results on Salt Lake City’s Westside.
City Creek at Folsom Trail design
We heard what you want to see along the trail and creek in the survey, and what it should look like in the visual preference. Now, tell us what you think about the design concept.
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. […]
Salt Lake City Public Art Program 500 North/Fairpark
The Salt Lake City Arts Council announces an opportunity for Utah artists or artist-led teams to submit qualifications for the 500 North/Fairpark Traffic Calming Measures public art opportunity.
Westside Public Art Survey
The Salt Lake City Public Art Program seeks to engage West Side residents, organizations, and stakeholders in the creation of an iconic public artwork that will honor the diverse perspectives, cultures, and identities that call this place home.