Salt Lake City declares state of emergency to help westside residents after flooding
Posted on:October 7th, 2025
Oct. 7, 2025 Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall declared a local emergency on Monday evening following the severe weekend storms that flooded the Rose Park area and impacted more than two dozen homes. Between Friday, Oct. 3 and Saturday, Oct. 4, approximately two and a half inches of rain fell in just 14 hours. […]
Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office opens applications for 2026 Arts, Culture, and Entertainment Grant
Posted on:October 1st, 2025
Oct. 1, 2025 Salt Lake City is the cultural heart of the region, and the City is investing in community events that bring people together when shared spaces matter more than ever. Applications are open now through Nov. 1 for the 2026 Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) Grant, which will provide $300,000 in total funding to support […]
Salt Lake City celebrates reopening of improved 2100 South
Posted on:September 25th, 2025
With street reconstruction completed ahead of schedule, Sugar Fest welcomes public back to Sugar House on Oct. 4 Sept. 25, 2025 After years of planning and 18 months of street reconstruction, 2100 South is officially open and safer than ever. The heart of Sugar House now features smooth pavement with brand-new utilities, safer crossings, and […]
Local government steps up: Salt Lake City is responding to changing climate with forward-thinking strategy
Posted on:September 15th, 2025
Salt Lake City invites residents to help shape its climate action plan, “Climate Forward SLC” Sept. 15, 2025 While climate change is a global crisis, many impacts are being tackled on local, community levels. Salt Lake City has been a leader in Utah, first committing to climate action in 2002 with the Kyoto Protocol. Since […]