Dan Dugan
District 6
[email protected]
801-535-7784
Hello, District 6 residents!
I’m honored to serve as your City Council Member and to represent this incredible community we call home. From improving road safety to preserving our open spaces, I’m committed to working with you to make District 6 the best it can be.
Your input is essential—whether you have suggestions, concerns, or questions, I’m here to listen. Please don’t hesitate to contact me or my constituent liaison, Taylor Hill, at [email protected] or 801-535-7600. You can also stay updated by signing up for our District 6 newsletter, following us on Facebook and Instagram, and joining discussions on Nextdoor.
Get involved in the decisions that shape our city. Visit the City Council’s website to learn how to join our meetings and share your thoughts on city issues.
Together, we can build a brighter future for all of us!
District 6 now has traffic calming yard signs, car magnets and dog walking kits! Request your traffic calming signs and magnets here | Request your dog walking kits here
Many of you have reached out to me, concerned about people riding e-bikes recklessly. While they are a fun way to get around, it’s important to know the rules of the road. Let’s be vigilant and mindful to keep our neighbors safe. Quick tips when riding in Salt Lake City
Hello, everyone! Join me at the Anderson Foothill Library for a District 6 Town Hall I am hosting. There will be city presentations and a period to ask questions and share ideas or concerns. This is a great opportunity to learn about what is happening in our community. See you there! […]
This month, as the weather starts to get colder, I’d like to discuss Salt Lake City’s snow removal process. City crews work to keep everyone safe when snow falls in our neighborhoods, plowing hundreds of miles of city streets, bike lanes, and more. Some city streets get plowed before others. The highest priority streets are […]
The VA Salt Lake City Health Care System is hosting a meeting to discuss risk and cleanup efforts of a contaminated site, also known as a Superfund Site, west of the VA Medical Center. A chemical widely used in dry cleaning was first detected at the Site in the 1990s. If you have any concerns […]