April 14 Town Hall
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our April District 5 Town Hall! We appreciate you taking the time to attend, ask thoughtful questions, and connect with what’s happening in our community. […]
Salt Lake City
Council District 5
Ballpark, Central Ninth, East Liberty Park, Liberty Wells
Welcome
Darin Mano
District 5
darin.mano@slc.gov
801-535-7786
Welcome District 5 residents!
It is an honor to serve you and our city as a whole.
As your City Council Member, my main job is to represent our district and look out for the needs of everyone living here. I want to connect with you, promote positive changes, and make decisions that help our community thrive. If you have any concerns, questions, or ideas for improving our neighborhoods, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me or my constituent liaison, Jenna Benson, at city.council.liaisons@slc.gov or 801-535-7600.
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