On Tuesday, April 21, the Council approved allocating $11.3 million in grants to support local nonprofits providing essential services. Each year, the City receives federal funding from HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) to support community needs, such as affordable housing, homeless services, and rental assistance. […]
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Tags: FY2026-27
The Salt Lake City Council voted to deny a request to rezone property at 2111 S. 1300 E. and amend the Sugar House Master Plan for a hotel development.
The Council adopted a collective bargaining agreement between the Salt Lake City Public Library and the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local #1004.
The University of Utah is developing a specialized Precinct Plan for its Southwest Campus to implement the broader goals established by the institution's 2008 Campus Master Plan. This localized strategy aims to address specific development needs, including transformative projects like the Stadium Mixed Use Project and the Universe Project.
Pioneer Park, a cornerstone of Salt Lake City’s heritage and a common downtown gathering place, will soon see exciting new updates as Salt Lake City Public Lands begins implementing the Pioneer Park Vision Plan in 2024 What’s happening now? Pioneer Park Tree Removal and Replanting:During this renewal, a critical aspect of improving the park involves
New visitor experiences are being introduced at Temple Square, including dome projections in the Salt Lake Tabernacle and new theater and exhibits. These developments, which were first announced in April 2026, aim to focus on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.
“Salt Lake City must prioritize evidence over national narratives,” Peter Wetzel writes in an op-ed. “Upzoning is not a magic wand. It is a tool that can cause irreversible harm when misused.”
Happy Wednesday, Utah! The bottom line? Monsoon moisture will linger Wednesday, bringing more chances of showers and thunderstorms across higher elevations, with a marginal risk of flash flooding for some.
Salem Junior High School announced details regarding school picture day and retakes. Parents have options for online pre-payment or physical order forms.
An extreme heat warning remains in effect for the Mojave Desert through Friday as temperatures soar well above seasonal norms. Meanwhile, shifting weather patterns are expected to bring a resurgence of monsoon moisture to Utah, bringing potential thunderstorms and gusty winds to the region.
The Council adopted corrections corrections to the City’s Consolidated Fee Schedule (CFS). During the Fiscal Year 2025-26 (FY26) budget process, the Council approved several updates to the CFS. After the Council’s adoption, the Department of Public Utilities noticed corrections that needed to be made.
Timpview High School announced details for the 2026 Lalaland Prom. The event was scheduled for April 25, 2026, at the high school.
South Jordan residents are invited to a public hearing on September 1, 2026, to comment on the use of federal Community Development Block Grant funds. The meeting will address community needs and review how the city utilized funding during the previous fiscal year.