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SLC won't be able to pay debt on major water project, Utah audit finds

By Salt Lake Tribune · September 16, 2026 · 1 min read
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SLC can’t cover debt on an $850M-plus project almost no one sees, audit says. Property owners may need to pay up. Legislative auditors are recommending alternative ways to raise money for city utilities, including a new property tax. A new audit found Utah's capital is unable to cover debt on a massive sewage treatment plant project.

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