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
District 6 Town Hall
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! […]
City Business 101: Snow Removal
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 […]
Superfund Community Advisory Group Meeting
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 […]
Dog Leashes and Poop Bags
🐾 We love our furry friends in District Six! To keep our community clean and safe for everyone, remember these key tasks. […]
City Business 101: Roadway Engineering
This month, I’d like to provide an overview of how City departments work together and make decisions on how to repair high-demand roadways. […]
City Business 101: Shared Water Future
This month, I want to discuss our city’s water supply. More than 60 percent of our water comes from mountain streams in the Wasatch. During the summer, groundwater from wells maintained by SLC Public Utilities is mixed with mountain stream water to meet water demand and to secure enough water for fire protection and public safety. […]
2025 Annual District Newsletter
Check out the latest District 6 Newsletter! […]
City Business 101: Separation of Duties
This month, I want to discuss how cities, counties and states can share responsibility in addressing specific issues, such as homelessness. To illustrate this, let’s take a look at each level of government’s role in the system. Salt Lake City focuses on two key areas: community prevention and public safety. We invest in affordable housing, support local homeless services providers, and more. […]
FY2025-26 City Budget
The Council-approved Fiscal Year 2025-26 (FY26) City Budget started July 1, 2025, and ends June 30, 2026. Changes or adjustments to the adopted budget go through the budget amendment process. Amendments can happen several times yearly and include proposed project additions and modifications. […]