Please join us for an update and Q&A Session about the City’s efforts to address homelessness.
District Four Council Member Ana Valdemoros will be joined by fellow Salt Lake City Council Members Alejandro Puy and Chris Wharton to discuss current initiatives and share their perspectives on addressing homelessness. […]
Public Lands recently closed its surveys to see what improvements and amenities the public would like to see at Taufer Park and Richmond Park. Read the summary report
Since 2020, the Council has been reviewing a proposal from the Mayor’s Administration to create a new zone (Form-Based Urban Neighborhood 3 or FB-UN3) and whether to apply that new zone to the 10-acre city block between 300 and 400 West and 800 and 900 South, also known as the Fleet Block. Salt Lake City previously used the area for a fleet maintenance facility that has since been relocated.
The Salt Lake City Art Council Board is searching for new members.
Summer Home Habits NeighborWorks Salt Lake recently launched a newsletter of their own! Below you will find an excerpt from their newsletter detailing ways to save money in your home and stay safe during these hot summer months. Summer Home Habits Implementing these habits can help you stay cool and save money. Easy and Cheap […]
Following the success of the Open Streets events, the City is considering ways that Main Street could become a permanent pedestrian mall between South Temple and 400 South.
The Council is reviewing a proposal that would create new requirements to allow for taller buildings and could make it easier for pedestrians to move around downtown. […]
As we reflect on the last few years, our definition of normal has changed dramatically. […]
The Salt Lake City Public Art Program is seeking artists and artist-led teams located in the greater SLC metropolitan area to participate in their latest public art opportunity! […]
Take a tour of Capital Improvement Program projects in Salt Lake City that were funded by the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget […]