Nov. 4, 2026 Six new murals are bringing color, creativity, and a stronger sense of place to Salt Lake City’s North Temple ...

If you have questions or need help from the City Council Office, please call 801-535-7600. A staff member will answer your call and connect you with the right person. If you live in District 2 and ...

How do Time Clock Rounding Rules work in Workday? Workday calculates time in 15-minute increments based on the 7-minute rounding rule which is used for payroll calculations. For employee time, you ...

Salt Lake City’s Homeless Engagement And Response Team (HEART) helps the City respond to local homelessness. Their work typically involves outreach services, responding to public requests for service, ...

Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Lands will temporarily close Madsen Park (9 N. Chicago St.) on October 26, 2026, to begin construction on a series of new amenities prioritized by residents and ...

There are two Homeless Resource Centers (HRCs) in Salt Lake City. These are the Geraldine E. King Women’s Resource Center and the Gail Miller Resource Center. The Gail Miller Resource Center provides ...

Our building inspectors are committed to ensuring the safety and integrity of construction throughout Salt Lake City by enforcing the building code.

The Salt Lake City Prosecutor’s Office is managed by the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office pursuant to inter-local agreement. The City Prosecutor’s Office policies mirror the District ...

The Salt Lake City & County Building is one of the City’s most beloved landmarks. Completed in 1894, the building is Utah’s finest example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture. The building has ...

The Avenues Historic District was established as a National Register district and designated a Local Historic District in 1978. The Avenues Historic District is significant because of its ...

Nestled among residential housing near Sunnyside Ave, Miller Park Bird Refuge is one of Trails and Natural Lands’ biggest parks and projects. It was recently reconstructed to bring a section of ...

Since 2019, the Public Lands has been propagating native plants found throughout the Salt Lake Valley. Many of these plants once grew widely throughout the area and have declined in population due to ...