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Salt Lake City Unveils Final Vision for Fleet Block Public Open Space.

Posted on: August 6th, 2026

After more than a year of community engagement, the Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands has unveiled the final design concept for the future of the Fleet Block open space, a 2.4-acre area in the Granary District, designed by and for the community. Located at the corner of 900 South and 300 West, the new space will provide a shaded, natural green destination where people can connect, play, and relax…

Public Lands Legacy: The History of Pioneer Park

Posted on: July 23rd, 2026

Pioneer Day is a state holiday commemorating the arrival of Mormon Pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley. The holiday focuses on our state’s unique history and helps Utahns connect the past to the present.

Donner Park to close for upgrades 

Posted on: June 5th, 2026

Donner Park to close for upgrades  Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Lands will begin closing sections of Donner Trail Park (2903 Kennedy Dr.) on Monday, June 8, to start construction on a series of improvements designed to serve neighborhood needs and enhance the park experience. The park will fully reopen this fall.   Planned upgrades include new […]

Salt Lake City unveils Vision Plan for Liberty Park  

Posted on: May 7th, 2026

Salt Lake City unveils Vision Plan for Liberty Park   Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands has unveiled the final Vision Plan for Liberty Park (600 Harvey Milk Blvd.), establishing a long-term roadmap to preserve, enhance, and invest in one of the City’s oldest and most beloved public spaces over the next 20 years.   Spanning nearly 100 acres, Liberty Park is Salt Lake City’s second-largest […]

The Public Lands Podcast EPISODE 3: All About Events with Lynze Twede and Cali Holcombe

Posted on: May 4th, 2026

Join hosts Finola and Kim as they talk with SLC Public Lands Events Managers, Lynze Twede and Cali Holcombe on all things events!

Salt Lake City Public Lands’ 2025 Annual Report 

Posted on: March 30th, 2026

Salt Lake City Public Lands’ 2025 Annual Report  The trails that you walk, the trees that shade your street, and the parks you visit with your family are all cared for with purpose. They are the result of hundreds of dedicated professionals who show up every day to care for the parks, natural lands, urban forests, and open […]

Salt Lake City invites public feedback on Fleet Block open space design concept

Posted on: March 18th, 2026

Salt Lake City invites public feedback on Fleet Block open space design concept Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands has unveiled a design concept for the future of the Fleet Block open space, located at the corner of 900 South and 300 West, and is inviting community members to share their feedback through an […]

A New and Improved Curtis Park Will Re-Open This Spring

Posted on: March 2nd, 2026

A New and Improved Curtis Park Will Re-Open This Spring Curtis Park, located at 1421 S 2000 E, will close for approximately 12 weeks to allow for an exciting improvement project that will enhance accessibility and the overall park experience. This project represents an investment in creating a space that better serves the community. Strengthening […]

Salt Lake City begins construction on Pioneer Park

Posted on: February 27th, 2026

Salt Lake City begins construction on Pioneer Park The Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands will begin construction on major improvements at Pioneer Park in March, marking the next phase of the City’s long-planned revitalization of the historic downtown space. Guided by community input and the adopted vision plan, the project will add a […]

Liberty Park Rotary Play Park Construction Progress Update

Posted on: February 26th, 2026

Liberty Park Rotary Play Park Construction Progress Update The updated Liberty Rotary Play Park is being designed as a destination that offers diverse learning and play experiences for people of all abilities. With a strong focus on accessibility, the design blends playful, inclusive features that encourage exploration and connection. Construction continues to make exciting progress. […]