Sidewalk Repairs

Responsive Margin

We are no longer accepting residential or commercial 50/50 Program applications for the 2026 season. Please check back in early 2027 for updates.

Sidewalk repairs

Who’s responsible for sidewalk repairs?

If you own property next to a sidewalk, driveway approach, or curb and gutter, you’re responsible for keeping them in good shape—even though they’re in the public right-of-way (City Ordinance 14.32.305). You can hire your own contractor to make repairs, but you’ll need a permit to do the work.

For more information about permits, contact the Engineering Division at 801-535-6203 or email [email protected].

Help with repair costs (50/50 Program)

If you own a single-family home, you may qualify for Salt Lake City’s 50/50 Concrete Program. This program splits the cost of repairs between you and the City. If you own a commercial property, you must pay the full cost up front before the work can be scheduled. We have limited seasonal availability, the work is weather-dependent, and there will be a waiting period before work begins.

The City does have limited funding for sidewalk repairs in emergencies, on City property, for special projects, or when a City-owned tree has caused damage.

What repairs are included in the 50/50 Program?

  • Sidewalk
  • Driveway approach
  • Curb and gutter repair or replacement

Report sidewalk issues

If you spot a broken sidewalk that creates a risk for people walking or rolling, report it using the mySLC app to help us keep sidewalks safe.

Contact us

Contact the Streets Division by:

Phone: 801-535-2345

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