Are you or your organization hosting a public event? Applications are now open for the Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) fund! […]
Sustainability Fair
The East Bench Community Council’s Sustainability Fair will take place this weekend! Join them on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. in the gymnasium of Indian Hills Elementary and do activities, get refreshments, win a raffle, and drop off hard-to-recycle materials. […]
The Rio Grande Plan
Have you heard about the Rio Grande Plan? It aims to eliminate the east-west divide in our City and bridge the gap between neighborhoods and communities. […]
UTA Fare Changes
Heads up SLC! The Utah Transit Authority has new fare rates. Daily and weekly rates for Premium Services and Regular and Reduced Fare Rates have been fare-capped to benefit frequent passengers. […]
Air Quality
We’ve all experienced the effects of poor air quality in Salt Lake City. The City’s unique geography means that in the winter, temperature inversions trap cold air underneath a layer of warm air, acting as a lid on the valley. In the summer, pollutants combine with high temperatures and bright sunshine, leading to harmful ozone […]
Sycamore Tree Health
Have you been wondering about the health of your sycamore tree? The wet winter we had last year encouraged the growth of a fungus called Anthracnose on this type of tree. […]
Foothill Trail System Plan
Have you heard? SLC Public Lands recently shared Foothills Trail System Plan recommendations and requested funding to continue implementing it. […]
Park Strips
Park strips contribute to the beauty and sustainability of our neighborhoods. The adjacent property owner is responsible for park strip maintenance, including mowing the grass, trimming vegetation, and tidying the area. […]
Private vs Public Lights
Hello District Six! Not all streetlights are the same! Knowing some of the differences between privately-owned and city-owned streetlights to can help you avoid prohibited modifications, damage, or misuse. […]
City Protect
Did you know? SLCPD has a new site, City Protect, where residents can anonymously report information about a crime. […]