Welcome to the Bulletin Board! Here, you’ll find updates, explainers, and additional information on our district’s projects and initiatives, events, and engagement opportunities.
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Ballpark NEXT
Salt Lake City is reimagining the future of Smith’s Ballpark and the surrounding 13.5-acre site at 1300 South and West Temple. Through the Ballpark NEXT Design Competition and the Community Visioning Process, residents, stakeholders, and planning experts have helped shape a vision for the site’s redevelopment. […]
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Redeveloping the Fleet Block
Redevelopment of the Fleet Block is underway following years of community discussion and planning. In 2023, the Council approved the Form-Based Mixed Use 11 (FB-MU11) zoning district for the 10-acre block between 300 and 400 West and 800 and 900 South. […]
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FY2025-26 City Budget
Join us in the conversation about the City budget and services! The Council meets weekly in May and June to review, discuss, and fine-tune the Mayor’s recommended City budget according to their priorities and public input. Learn about the budget and how to get involved. […]
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Sunnyside Park Improvement Survey
Based on your feedback, SLC Public Lands has created three potential park designs for Sunnyside Park as part of the Parks, Trails & Open Space Bond. Take their survey to help create a final design. Your input will help create the final design to reimagine Sunnyside Park. The survey closes May 31. […]
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Project Support Grant Applications
Applications are now open for the Project Support Grants awarded by the Salt Lake City Arts Council. These grants will help support specific art projects or programs that benefit our community. […]
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Public Utilities Proposes New Rates
As part of the upcoming Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget, the Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities has proposed new rates for: […]
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Upper Yale Historic District
The Council recently voted to create Upper Yale Local Historic District. This new historic district will cover 24 homes on the 1800 East block of Yale Avenue. This designation helps protect the neighborhood’s historic buildings. […]
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Help Grow Our Urban Forest
Did you know you can request a tree be planted in your park strip? It’s free, as long as you provide water! It’s a simple way to continue growing Salt Lake City’s urban forest of more than 90,000 trees. […]
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Federal Actions, Local Impact
A lot of changes are happening at the federal level. These changes could impact education, veteran care, cancer research, and national security. Title I schools, VA clinics, and institutions like the University of Utah could all see changes, impacting the people who rely on them. […]
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Sunnyside Ave. Safety Improvement is on Hold
This year, the Utah Legislature passed 582 bills, many of which could impact Salt Lake City. One crucial bill is Senate Bill (SB) 195, which affects various transportation programs. SB 195, among other things, requires Salt Lake City to study past and potential future changes on city streets between I-15 and Foothill Drive and create…
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University of Utah’s Future Improvements
The University of Utah plays a big role in our district, and big changes are coming. The Board of Trustees recently approved the Campus Physical Development Framework. It’s a guide for future improvements shaping the campus in upcoming years. […]
City Business 101
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City Business 101: Funding the C.R.A.
Last month, we shared a little about the Community Reinvestment Agency (C.R.A.) and its role. This month, I want to dive into where the C.R.A. gets its funding and how it’s used. […]
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City Business 101: Community Reinvestment Agency
This month, I wanted to inform you about the Community Reinvestment Agency, also known as the C.R.A. Formerly known as the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, the C.R.A. is an agency that carries out the development goals of communities. […]
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City Business 101: Civil Enforcement
Hello, District 6! This month, I’d like to discuss code enforcement. Our city’s Civil Enforcement Division enforces local laws and regulations that address issues like property maintenance, zoning violations, and safety hazards. Officers investigate reported violations to determine whether they violate city code and require a resolution. […]
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City Business 101: Homelessness
This month, I would like to talk about homelessness in Salt Lake City and what we are doing to combat this issue. This is crucial for ensuring the well-being of our residents and foster a thriving, compassionate community. In 2024, there were 3,869 people experiencing homelessness. […]
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