Take a tour of Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects in Salt Lake City that were funded by the FY22 budget (July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022).
Pet Encounters: Pet Bites
You’re on a walk in the neighborhood with your dog and they unexpectedly bite someone walking by or vice versa. What do you do? […]
Letter to Mayor Mendenhall: 2022 Priorities
Dear Mayor Mendenhall,
I appreciate your invitation to provide you with a priorities list for my district and the city for the upcoming fiscal year… […]
Salt Lake City Public Library Virtual Events
The Salt Lake City Public Library is currently offering a variety of virtual events for people of all ages and interests. Attend workshops, participate in book clubs, and more! […]
2021 Annual Newsletter
There are so many exciting things to look forward to within our District. There is an energy and excitement in the air with new City construction projects and the return of annual events.[…]
Hay muchas cosas emocionantes pasando en nuestro distrito. Hay energía y emoción en el aire gracias a los nuevos proyectos de construcción de la Ciudad y el regreso de eventos anuales.[…]
Folsom Trail Project
The Folsom Trail is an off-street, paved walking and bicycling path that will follow a former rail corridor from 500 West at North Temple to 1000 West, and hopefully, in the future, all the way to the Jordan River Bridge and Fisher Mansion near 200 South. […]
UTA Late Night Pilot Program
Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has launched a new pilot service to help riders get to their destinations during late-night hours. The service is available within Salt Lake City limits on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., and will end on Saturday, September 4. […]
Pioneer Park Improvements
Salt Lake City believes that Pioneer Park should play an integral role in downtown and the lives of the people who live, work and visit thereby serving many functions that enhance the quality of urban life in our growing downtown communities.
In 2019, new funding for improvements to Pioneer Park was made available by the Salt Lake City Council by re-allocating impact fees. Impact fees are assessed on new housing developments so the City can build new amenities to meet the needs of our growing community. These funds may only be used for amenities that add new services to the park. The goal of this process is to develop a site plan for the park that facilitates positive activation throughout the day and week and creates a welcoming neighborhood and community public space. […]
9-Line Improvement Project
Salt Lake City has begun the reconstruction of 900 South from 900 West to Lincoln Street (945 East). As part of the project, the 9-Line Trail corridor will be an attractive, safe, and inclusive place for neighbors, businesses, and street users. […]
Residential Street Reconstruction
In 2021 and 2022, the City will be treating and resurfacing 28 residential roadways, as part of an effort to maintain and extend the functional lives of streets. […]