The wildfires that rocked Southern California are a perfect example of how it’s never too early to be prepared for any emergency. The threat of wildfires is real, but many resources, especially the Salt Lake City Fire Department (SLCFD), are available to prepare.
Sunnyside Park Improvement Project Update
You may remember that last fall, SLC Public Lands asked for your input about improvements you would like to see at Sunnyside Park. Based on your responses, they are developing two concept designs for the park. Public Lands will present the designs in the coming weeks and get your thoughts. […]
E-Scooter Courtesy
E-scooters have become a popular way to get around the city, offering convenience and flexibility for short trips. However, improper use and parking can create hazards for pedestrians, especially those with mobility challenges. […]
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. […]
Public Transit in S.L.C.
U.T.A. has several public transit options that make it easy and affordable to get to your destination. Public transit is a great option for sustainability and getting around Salt Lake City. To learn more about the transit options available in S.L.C. and how to apply for discounted fare programs […]
Bike Salt Lake City
Hello, District 6! Do you like biking around Salt Lake City? This interactive map shows all available bike routes to help you plan your trips. Whether you’re commuting, running errands, or exploring the city, this tool helps you navigate safely and efficiently. The map also identifies where improvements are needed so we can work towards […]
FAQ
Questions frequently asked by District 6 residents. […]
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. […]
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. This zoning change allows for a mix of housing, commercial spaces, and community resources, focusing on creating an inclusive, walkable neighborhood. […]
Legislative Session
Hello District 6! The start of a new year means the beginning of a new legislative session. State lawmakers are currently meeting to create new laws that could impact Salt Lake City, including District 6. This includes laws on issues like elections, higher education, immigration, and even nuclear energy, to name a few. […]