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
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
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. […]
Exciting Upgrades Coming to Steenblik Park
Exciting Upgrades Coming to Steenblik Park Big improvements are on the way for Steenblik Park, located at 1050 W 800 N! To make room for several exciting upgrades, the park will be closed for up to three months during construction. The work being done will create a more welcoming, inclusive, and vibrant space for everyone […]
Salt Lake City unveils concept designs for Jefferson Park
Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Lands has unveiled two concept designs for improvements to Jefferson Park (1084 S. West Temple) and is inviting the public to share feedback through an online survey. Jefferson Park, a three-acre Public Utilities detention basin and public park in the Central 9th Neighborhood, will undergo upgrades to improve safety, connectivity, and community use. The concepts – developed […]
Calling All SLC Dog Owners! Have you been to Parley’s Historic Nature Park?
Calling All SLC Dog Owners! Have you been to Parley’s Historic Nature Park? If you’re looking for the PAWfect place to get out in nature with your pup, Parley’s Historic Nature Park should be at the top of your list. This fenced, off-leash friendly, park is a favorite for dog owners around the city. There […]
New In-Ground Trash Cans for Select SLC Parks and The Jordan River Trail
New In-Ground Trash Cans for Select SLC Parks and The Jordan River Trail In July 2025, the Salt Lake City Public Lands Department piloted new, in-ground trashcans along the 9 Line Bike Trail. These inaugural cans were just the start. As crews monitored these receptacles over the next two months, they saw that just one […]
Salt Lake City Public Lands: 2026 Goals
Salt Lake City Public Lands: 2026 Goals Happy New Year! Exciting things are happening for Salt Lake City Public Lands in 2026. This year we are taking on more projects, hosting dynamic community events, and expanding our volunteer base across the city. In this blog post you’ll find each department’s goals for making an impact […]
How to Enjoy your Parks & Public Lands in the Cold
How to Enjoy your Parks & Public Lands in the Cold Just because there’s a chill in the air doesn’t mean your public lands deserve the cold shoulder. With a little bit of forethought, your SLC parks and trails are still the perfect place to visit all year round. Here are our tips for staying […]
2025: A Year of Impact with Public Lands Volunteers
2025: A Year of Impact with Public Lands Volunteers In 2025, our volunteers showed what’s possible when a community comes together to care for our public lands. Over the course of 12 months, more than 2,400 volunteers rolled up their sleeves and dedicated their time, energy, and passion to restoring spaces across the city. The […]