This FAQ outlines SLC Public Lands’ work in the Foothills Trails. Answering questions on the nature of current projects, their next steps, and how citizens can become more involved.
Helping SLC’s Urban Forest
Arbor Day may be behind us, but in SLC, every day is Arbor Day! Our Urban Forest is only possible thanks to the support of our residents. When we help the trees thrive, they make our city thrive! Learn more about how we can all do our part.
Water Check Program
Looking to do your part in conserving water and addressing the ongoing water crisis?
District Six Business Nodes Tour
Salt Lake City’s Economic Development Director, Lorena Riffo Jenson, joined Council Member Dan Dugan on a tour around District Six business nodes. […]
FY23 Funded CIP Projects
Take a tour of Capital Improvement Program projects in Salt Lake City that were funded by the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget […]
FY22 City Investments Map
Take a tour of Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects in Salt Lake City that were funded by the FY22 budget (July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022).
Planning Division Open Houses
Salt Lake City’s Planning Division holds online open houses as an opportunity for community members to review current projects, ask questions, and provide feedback. […]
FY21 City Investments Map
District Six is home to many beloved public spaces that have needed improvement for several years. This story map features recent investments that reflect the City’s ongoing commitment to ensure the area remains desirable for both well-established and new residents. [..]
Council Member Dugan’s 2020 Oath of Office Speech
Good afternoon. What a wonderful day! Thank you, Vili for that Beautiful National Anthem. Thank you ALL for participating in this time-honored practice of handing over the torch. Thank you Salt Lake City and District 6 for giving me the privilege to serve as your Council member. I am honored to have this opportunity. And […]
District Master Plans
A master plan details the vision, policies, and framework developed by the community that guide growth and development in a neighborhood over a period of time –usually 20-30 years. […]