The Yalecrest neighborhood has a combination of privately-owned and city-owned street lights. This is a reminder to understand the differences between the two to ensure that city-owned lights are not modified, damaged, or used inappropriately. […]
ASCENT Center
The University of Utah’s ASCENT Center is working on groundbreaking projects to promote belonging through research and training. The center serves as a regional resource on reproductive and sexual health, rights, and justice. Learn more about ASCENT at medicine.utah.edu/obgyn/ascent.
City Business 101: Equitable Allocation
Hello District Six! This month, I want to take a moment to address an important aspect of our city’s governance: the equitable allocation of resources across the city. […]
Water Conservation
As a fellow SLC resident, I’m always working to improve District 6 and our city however I can. One of my top priorities is water conservation and I am currently investigating how the city can revamp its existing conservation plan, including how we approach new construction and park strips. […]
Transit vs Traffic
Sick of traffic jams? Taking mass transit could help! Use Utah Transit Authority’s services to get around the city! Remember, fewer cars on the road means fewer traffic jams! […]
Tree Care
Fall is in the air, which means it’s a great time to check in on your trees. Have a newly planted tree? Make sure you’re watering it 1-2 times a week and keeping 3-5 feet of mulch around the tree’s trunk. […]
Online Safety
Staying safe online is critical for everyone. Follow these tips to keep yourself and your family protected: […]
City Business 101: Property Tax
Property owners must pay taxes each year based on the value of their property, as determined by Salt Lake County. Property tax rates are set by various taxing entities. […]
Park Rangers
Have you heard of Salt Lake City’s Park Rangers? Their top priority is to make sure our parks and trails are a welcoming and safe place for everyone. […]
H-Rock Closure and Restoration
Heads up, District Six! Access to H-Rock and surrounding areas is restricted due to human activity-caused environmental concerns. The trail to the top of the rock on the south side remains open. Signage will be placed along the designated trail. Please avoid overly steep and eroded paths to help protect the environment. Thank you for […]