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Salt Lake City

Contracts and spending

Who Salt Lake City pays, for what, and how the vendor was chosen: every contract, bid award, change order, purchase, grant and land deal that came before the City Council, from the meeting minutes and packets.

Contracts, purchases and land deals approved
$74.6 million
Line items
1121
Vendors
34

Every approval, newest first

DateWho and whatAmount
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Fleet Block and 9 Line improvements · Grant funding
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$11.5 million
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Glendale Park pump track, adaptive pump track and skate park · Grant funds
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$1.00 million
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Fund transfer for Old Library Building Project · Fund transfer
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$700,000
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Water, sewer and stormwater impact fees on new construction; amounts not in the agenda
Hearing: Public Utilities impact fee plan and fee schedule · Pending
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Tue, Oct 6Utah Department of Natural Resources: Sale of surplus airport wetland mitigation land; price not in the agenda
Hearing: sale of surplus airport wetland to the Utah Department of Natural Resources · Pending
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Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: LiDAR snowpack surveys for water supply forecasting; amount not in the agenda · Grant application
Snow water supply forecasting grant application confirmation · Pending
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Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Fleet Block and 9 Line improvements · Grant funding
Hearing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$11.5 million
Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Fleet Block and 9 Line improvements · Grant funding
Follow-up briefing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$11.5 million
Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Grant match for Glendale Park pump track and skate park · Grant matching funds
Hearing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Grant match for Glendale Park pump track, adaptive pump track and skate park · Grant matching funds
Follow-up briefing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Fund transfer for Old Library Building Project · Fund transfer
Hearing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$700,000
Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Fund transfer for Old Library Building Project · Fund transfer
Follow-up briefing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$700,000
Tue, Sep 22U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services: 109 locking lid systems on public utility infrastructure · Grant application · Federal grant
Hearing: Locking Out Crime COPS microgrant application · Pending
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Tue, Sep 22U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services: NIBIN access, training, supplies and overtime · Grant application · Federal grant
Hearing: COPS Community Policing Development microgrant application · Pending
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Tue, Sep 22No vendor named: Water, sewer and stormwater impact fees on new construction; amounts not in the agenda
Hearing: Public Utilities impact fee plan and fee schedule · Pending
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Tue, Sep 15No vendor named: Fleet Block and 9 Line improvements (Budget Amendment No. 1) · Grant funding
Consent: hearing dates for budget amendment, liquor waiver and wetland conservation easement · Approved
$11.5 million
Tue, Sep 15No vendor named: Fleet Block and 9 Line improvements · Grant funding
Briefing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$11.5 million
Tue, Sep 15No vendor named: Pump track, adaptive pump track and skate park at Glendale Park · Grant funds
Briefing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 15No vendor named: Fund transfer for the Old Library Building Project · Fund transfer
Briefing: Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal 2026-27 · Pending
$700,000
Tue, Sep 15U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services: COPS Hiring Program: up to 75% of salary and benefits for 12 officers over three years · Grant application · Federal grant
Hearing on three Police Department grant applications · No action
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Tue, Sep 15Utah Department of Workforce Services, Office of Homeless Services: Expand Project Connect and fund four new full-time positions · Grant application · State appropriation
Hearing on three Police Department grant applications · No action
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Tue, Sep 15Utah Department of Public Safety, Highway Safety Office: 12 LiDAR units for traffic enforcement · Grant application · State grant
Hearing on three Police Department grant applications · No action
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Tue, Sep 15Ivory Innovations: Building permit fee waiver for 66-unit housing project; amount not stated in the minutes
Building permit fee waiver for Ivory Innovations housing at 707 South 400 East · Approved
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Tue, Sep 8No vendor named: Increase in water, sewer and stormwater impact fees on new construction; amounts not in the minutes
Hearing dates set for Public Utilities impact fee plan and fee schedule · Approved
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Tue, Sep 8Utah Department of Natural Resources: Proposed sale of about 900 acres of surplus airport wetland mitigation property; price not stated in the minutes · Sale to state agency after appraisal; easement price waiver requires council approval · Proceeds would remain with the Airport
Briefing: sale of about 900 acres of airport wetland mitigation land and conservation easement · Discussed
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Tue, Aug 25No vendor named: Six-year Capital Asset Plan, General Fund; total not stated in the minutes · General Fund
Six-year Capital Asset Plan for the General Fund · Approved
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Tue, Aug 25No vendor named: Fiscal 2027 Capital Improvement Program project allocations (Exhibit A); amounts not in the minutes · Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program project allocations for fiscal 2027 · Approved
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Tue, Aug 25Ivory Innovations: Building permit fee waiver for 66-unit housing project; amount not stated in the minutes
Briefing: building permit fee waiver for Ivory Innovations housing at 707 South 400 East · Discussed
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Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: New park restroom (CIP item 31) · Straw polls only · Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$568,000
Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: Allocation of Library tax increment among the city, the Library and the Community Reinvestment Agency; no dollar amount stated in the minutes · Tax increment
Amendment to interlocal agreement on Library tax increment · Approved
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Tue, Aug 11No vendor named: Final fiscal 2026-27 city budget with property tax rate adjustment above the certified rate · Property tax
Truth-in-taxation levy and final fiscal year 2026-27 budget · Approved
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Tue, Jul 21No vendor named: Capital Improvement Program funds available for fiscal 2026-27 project allocation (applications requested over $58 million) · 76 applications reviewed · Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$34.9 million
Tue, Jul 21Promise Partnership Utah: My Brother's Keeper Navigator initiative at East High School · Grant application · Promise Partnership Utah grant
Grant application: My Brother's Keeper program, East High School · Continued
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Tue, Jul 14No vendor named: Projected capital asset needs through FY2032-33 · Funding gap projected
Six-year Capital Asset Plan · Discussed
$1500.0 million
Tue, Jul 14No vendor named: Judgment levy, one-time (corrected from $346,642) · Property tax
Corrected property tax levy ordinance, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$293,967
Tue, Jul 14Salt Lake County (TRCC): Jordan River Trail interpretive programming, design, engineering and up to 20 rest stops · Grant application · Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention and Airport Facilities Tax
Grant applications: Jordan River Trail rest stops and Red Pine Dam safety · Continued
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Tue, Jul 14Utah Division of Water Resources (FEMA funds): Engineering and design of Red Pine Dam upgrades · Grant application · State Dam Safety Grant
Grant applications: Jordan River Trail rest stops and Red Pine Dam safety · Continued
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Tue, Jul 14No vendor named: Jefferson Park improvements · Parks, Trails and Open Space GO Bond and Capital Improvement Program
Indefinite closure of alleyways in Jefferson Park · Approved
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Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: General Fund property tax revenue (ongoing) · Property tax
Property tax levy, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$123.8 million
Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Transfer into Capital Improvement Program, including $13,355,765 in funding
Capital Improvement Program funding, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$48.1 million
Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Library Fund property tax revenue · Property tax
Property tax levy, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$32.7 million
Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: General obligation bond repayment · Property tax
Property tax levy, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$20.6 million
Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Governmental Immunity Fund (tort liability) · Property tax
Property tax levy, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$4.17 million
Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Judgment levy, one-time · Property tax
Property tax levy, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
$346,642
Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Bond debt service for Glendale and Marmalade libraries · LBA Capital Projects Fund
Local Building Authority budget, fiscal year 2026-27 · Approved
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Tue, Jun 16U.S. Department of Transportation: Safe Streets for All safety improvements at 110 intersections · Grant application · Federal grant
Four grant applications: Safe Streets for All, county recreation bond, shelter cities mitigation, Justice Reinvestment · Continued
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Tue, Jun 16Salt Lake County: Civic Center All Abilities Destination Playground · Grant application (Recreation Bond 2027-2036) · County recreation bond
Four grant applications: Safe Streets for All, county recreation bond, shelter cities mitigation, Justice Reinvestment · Continued
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Tue, Jun 16Utah Workforce Services Homeless Services: 19 existing police positions near homeless shelters · Grant application · Shelter Cities Mitigation Grant
Four grant applications: Safe Streets for All, county recreation bond, shelter cities mitigation, Justice Reinvestment · Continued
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Tue, Jun 16U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance: Travel, training, equipment and overtime for officers, social workers and victim advocates · Grant application (FY2025 Justice Reinvestment Initiative) · Federal grant
Four grant applications: Safe Streets for All, county recreation bond, shelter cities mitigation, Justice Reinvestment · Continued
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Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Interim fiscal 2026-27 city budget with tax rate adjustment above the certified rate · General Fund and property tax increase held in a restricted fund
Fiscal year 2026-27 city budget and property tax increase · Approved
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Tue, Jun 16AFSCME Local 1004: FY2026-27 MOU and appropriation · Negotiated
Labor agreements with AFSCME, firefighters and police · Approved
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Tue, Jun 16International Association of Firefighters Local 81: FY2026-27 MOU appropriation · Negotiated
Labor agreements with AFSCME, firefighters and police · Approved
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Tue, Jun 16Salt Lake City Police Association: FY2026-27 MOU appropriation · Negotiated
Labor agreements with AFSCME, firefighters and police · Approved
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Tue, Jun 16Utah Transit Authority: Frequent bus service on four routes · Interlocal agreement addendum
UTA Addendum No. 10 for frequent bus routes · Approved
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Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Proposed property tax increase (12.5 percent adjustment above the certified rate) supporting Fire, Public Lands, Justice Court, Attorney, Community and Neighborhoods, Sustainability and other services · Property tax
Fiscal year 2026-27 city budget: ordinances, tax levy, fees, labor agreements, capital program and related code changes (one public hearing) · Continued
$13.5 million
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Bond debt service for the Glendale and Marmalade libraries · Local Building Authority Capital Projects Fund
Local Building Authority budget for fiscal year 2026-27 (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jun 2Congressionally Directed Spending (Sen. John Curtis): Demolish and replace pavement on Taxiway F and parts of Taxiway G, including lighting and cabling · Grant application · FY2027 Congressionally Directed Spending request
Three grant applications: airport taxiway reconstruction, Justice Assistance Grant, snow water supply forecasting · Continued
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Tue, Jun 2U.S. Dept. of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance: Real Time Crime Center expansion technology and equipment, plus a subaward to Salt Lake County · Grant application (FY2025 Byrne JAG local formula) · Federal grant
Three grant applications: airport taxiway reconstruction, Justice Assistance Grant, snow water supply forecasting · Continued
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Tue, Jun 2U.S. Bureau of Reclamation: Aerial LiDAR snowpack surveys for water supply forecasting · Grant application (Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program FY2026) · Federal grant
Three grant applications: airport taxiway reconstruction, Justice Assistance Grant, snow water supply forecasting · Continued
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Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Proposed 9% increase to residential garbage service fees · Refuse Fund
Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget: Sustainability Department and Refuse Fund · Discussed
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Tue, May 19No vendor named: General Obligation Series 2026 bond proceeds for capital projects (debt service $1,062,474) · General obligation bonds
Budget Amendment No. 5 for Fiscal Year 2025-26 · Discussed
$49.3 million
Tue, May 19No vendor named: Revenue from proposed property tax rate adjustment above the certified rate (12.5% impact) · Property tax
FY 2026-27 city and library budget, property tax increase and related ordinances (combined hearing) · Continued
$13.5 million
Tue, May 19Utah Inland Port Authority: Police expenses and revenues under the interlocal agreement: 12 sworn and one civilian position (one-time $2.5 million and ongoing $2.5 million in the General Fund, plus $103,700 information technology and $748,500 fleet one-time) · Council straw poll, unanimous · Utah Inland Port Authority
Budget Amendment No. 5 for Fiscal Year 2025-26 · Discussed
$2.50 million
Tue, May 19Outdoor Recreation Initiative: City Creek Daylighting Project · Misc. Grants
Budget Amendment No. 5 for Fiscal Year 2025-26 · Discussed
$600,000
Tue, May 19First Step House: Housing case management, council-added item omitted from the staff report · Previously approved legislative intent · Funding Our Future fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 5 for Fiscal Year 2025-26 · Discussed
$255,000
Tue, May 19Utah Department of Transportation: Railroad safety grant for crossing improvements on 700 South · UDOT railroad safety grant
Budget Amendment No. 5 for Fiscal Year 2025-26 · Discussed
$101,005
Tue, May 19Utah Department of Transportation: Roughly equal exchange of property for city street rights-of-way · Exchange under Utah Code 72-4-105
Public hearing: parcel conveyance for Mountain View Corridor construction · No action
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Thu, May 14Utah Inland Port Authority: Tax increment reimbursement supporting added police staff near the Westside/Pioneer Precinct · Utah Inland Port Authority tax increment
Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget: Police Department · Discussed
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Tue, May 12Utah Inland Port Authority: Reimbursement for 13 proposed Police Department positions · Agreement with the Authority · Utah Inland Port Authority
Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget: Administration's overview and revenue update · Discussed
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Tue, May 5No vendor named: Proposed FY 2026-27 general fund budget, with a proposed 12.5% property tax increase · General fund; property tax increase proposed
Mayor's proposed Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget · Discussed
$498.9 million
Tue, May 5No vendor named: Proposed Department of Public Utilities budget for FY 2026-27 (water, sewer, stormwater, streetlighting) · Utility rates, federal grants and low-interest loans
Fiscal Year 2026-27 proposed budget: Department of Public Utilities · Discussed
$427.8 million
Tue, May 5House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science (Community Project Funding): Police vehicles: three quick response transport vans, a transport van and an operations management center vehicle · Grant application · Federal
Four grant applications: police vehicles, Glendale Park pump track and skatepark, cemetery records scanner, emergency communications · Approved
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Tue, May 5Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: Pump track, adaptive pump track and skatepark at Glendale Park · Grant application (Regional Asset Tier) · State
Four grant applications: police vehicles, Glendale Park pump track and skatepark, cemetery records scanner, emergency communications · Approved
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Tue, May 5Utah State Historic Preservation Office: Overhead scanner to digitize cemetery records back to 1847 · Grant application · State
Four grant applications: police vehicles, Glendale Park pump track and skatepark, cemetery records scanner, emergency communications · Approved
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Tue, May 5Utah Division of Emergency Management: Backup communications hardware for the Fire Department · Emergency Management Performance Grant application · State
Four grant applications: police vehicles, Glendale Park pump track and skatepark, cemetery records scanner, emergency communications · Approved
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Tue, May 5No vendor named: Jefferson Park improvements, including stormwater detention · Parks, Trails, and Open Space GO bond and Capital Improvement Program funds
Indefinite alleyway closure in Jefferson Park · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 21First Step House: Housing case management (Funding Our Future Item 21), in the next budget amendment · Council motion · Funding Our Future fund balance
Fiscal Year 2026-27 federal housing grants and Funding Our Future allocations · Approved
$255,000
Tue, Apr 21No vendor named: Optional outside vendor to install historic district street signs in one phase · Option presented; council members present opposed it by straw poll
Local historic districts signage · Discussed
$75,000
Tue, Apr 21No vendor named: Vacated right-of-way conveyed to the adjacent owner with no purchase price required · Council waived the purchase requirement in the motion
Wilmington Avenue partial street vacation · Approved
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Tue, Apr 21Utah Department of Transportation: Roughly equal exchange of property for city street rights-of-way needed for the Mountain View Corridor · Exchange under Utah Code 72-4-105 and city code 2.58.040
Public hearing for significant parcel conveyance for Mountain View Corridor · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 14First Step House: Additional Funding Our Future award for housing case management (Item 21), by straw poll, through a future budget amendment · Council straw poll, unanimous · Funding Our Future fund balance
Fiscal Year 2026-27 federal housing grants and Funding Our Future housing allocations (follow-up) · Discussed
$255,000
Tue, Apr 14Ruff Haven: Housing services for people experiencing homelessness with pets, moved from Utah Community Action's Funding Our Future allocation · Council straw poll, unanimous · Funding Our Future
Fiscal Year 2026-27 federal housing grants and Funding Our Future housing allocations (follow-up) · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, Apr 14Rocky Mountain Power: Termination fee paid to the utility by customers who leave the program after the 60-day notice period; it would help stabilize program rates · Customers
Community Clean Energy Program ordinance · Discussed
$30
Tue, Apr 7First Step House: Proposed additional funding via a future budget amendment · Funding Our Future fund balance
Fiscal year 2026-27 federal housing grants and Funding Our Future follow-up · Discussed
$255,000
Tue, Apr 7No vendor named: Release of hold on remaining Foothills trail construction funding
Foothills natural area planning update · Discussed
$200,000
Tue, Mar 24No vendor named: Approximate FY2026-27 pass-through to eligible organizations, with a One-Year Annual Action Plan and HUD interlocal agreement · Competitive allocation · HUD CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA grants and Funding Our Future sales tax
Fiscal year 2026-27 federal housing and community development grants and Funding Our Future housing programs · Continued
$11.3 million
Tue, Mar 24No vendor named: Approximate FY2026-27 funds flowing to eligible organizations through the Division of Housing Stability · Competitive allocation with advisory board and administration recommendations · HUD CDBG, ESG, HOME and HOPWA grants and local Funding Our Future sales tax
Fiscal year 2026-27 federal housing and community development grants and Funding Our Future housing programs · Discussed
$11.3 million
Tue, Mar 24Smith Entertainment Group: Gallivan Center ice rink expansion planning · Youth Growth and Renovation Grant
Two grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Mar 24Utah State Board of Education: Snacks for YouthCity participants, 2025-26 school year · Child and Adult Care Food Program
Two grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Mar 10No vendor named: Emergency response vehicles (large-capacity transport vans) for the Police Department, requested by a state representative · State funding request
Report from the executive director · Discussed
$1.70 million
Tue, Mar 10No vendor named: District public art projects ($2,000 per council district) · Community and Neighborhoods / Arts Council budget, FY2026
Public art allocation, fiscal year 2026 · Discussed
$14,000
Tue, Mar 10Environmental Protection Agency: Asbestos remediation for the Northwest Pipeline building rehabilitation · EPA Brownfields Cleanup
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Mar 10U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance: Police forensic science supplies, contracts, travel and training · Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement program
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Mar 10State Justice Institute: Technical assistance from the National Center for State Courts for Justice Court strategic and caseflow planning
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Mar 10Sister Cities International: Delegation travel to Matsumoto, Japan, and tourism workshops
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Mar 10Utah Department of Public Safety, Bureau of EMS: Medical supplies for Fire Department EMS · EMS per capita grant
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Feb 17No vendor named: Parks, trails and open space improvements · General obligation bonds approved by voters in 2022
Second issuance of general obligation parks bond · Approved
$51.0 million
Tue, Feb 17No vendor named: Below-market sale of 2.42-acre property for The Grove, paid over 55 years · Selected through a request for proposals
The Grove: sales price and term sheet, 321 East 200 South · Approved
$1.00 million
Tue, Feb 17No vendor named: Fisher Mansion project · Capital Improvements Program
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$350,000
Tue, Feb 17No vendor named: Historic displays at City Hall · Reallocated from Fisher Mansion project
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$150,000
Tue, Feb 17Utah DOT / Wasatch Front Regional Council: GREENbike capital care: six more stations and 58 e-bikes · Federal Transportation Alternatives Program
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Feb 17Utah DOT / Wasatch Front Regional Council: Four new GREENbike stations with e-bikes linking east and west sides · Federal Carbon Reduction Program
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Feb 17Utah DOT / Wasatch Front Regional Council: Conceptual design and cost estimate for Red Butte Creek Trail · Federal Transportation Alternatives Program
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Feb 17Rocky Mountain Power Foundation: Massage chairs for the SLC911 break room
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Feb 17Office of National Drug Control Policy: Salary and costs for a police K9 officer and financial manager on a drug task force · Federal HIDTA program
Five grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Feb 3No vendor named: Second issuance of general obligation bonds for parks, trails and open space (Series 2026) · General obligation bond authorized by voters in November 2022 (up to $85 million)
Second issuance of general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · Discussed
$51.0 million
Tue, Feb 3Housing Assistance Management Enterprise / Housing Authority of Salt Lake City partners: Sale price of 2.42-acre city property for The Grove, paid over 55 years · Selected through a request for proposals
Northwest Pipeline Building and new construction public benefits analysis (The Grove) · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Feb 3No vendor named: Parking wayfinding signage · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 (follow-up) · Discussed
$584,495
Tue, Feb 3No vendor named: Fisher Mansion funding, with $100,000 for artifact exhibits · Capital Improvements Program, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 (follow-up) · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Feb 3No vendor named: Pedestrian bridge over the Surplus Canal at Glendale Golf Course · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 (follow-up) · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Feb 3No vendor named: Council-added funding to match the Mayor's office for community legal support · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$50,000
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Old Library, Plaza 349 and Justice Courts capital improvements (item A-11) · Capital Improvement Program, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 follow-up · Discussed
$5.50 million
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Estimated new Golf Fund revenue from fee increases at six city courses · Golf fees
Proposed golf fee increases · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Old Library, Plaza 349 and Justice Courts improvements (item A-11) · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 follow-up · Discussed
$889,800
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Parking wayfinding signage (item A-18) · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 follow-up · Discussed
$584,495
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Gap in Homeless Resource Center grant funding for salaries (item A-13) · General Fund, ongoing
Budget Amendment No. 4 follow-up · Discussed
$292,833
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Pedestrian bridge over the Surplus Canal at Glendale Golf Course (item A-6) · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 follow-up · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Jan 20AFSCME Local 1004: Cost of implementing the library collective bargaining agreement in FY2027
Library collective bargaining agreement with AFSCME Local 1004 · Discussed
$68,000
Tue, Jan 20No vendor named: Match to Mayor's Office contribution for legal support to the community · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 follow-up · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Jan 13No vendor named: Police overtime (item A-14) · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Discussed
$3.81 million
Tue, Jan 13No vendor named: Streets GO bond interest reallocation (item D-5) · CIP Fund, budget neutral
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Discussed
$1.74 million
Tue, Jan 13No vendor named: Backhoe for Streets Division and tractor for Parks Division (item A-10) · General Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Discussed
$292,819
Tue, Jan 13No vendor named: Justice Court, City Prosecutor and Legal Defenders Association staffing (item A-17), plus $9,000 one-time · General Fund, ongoing
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Discussed
$189,749
Tue, Jan 13No vendor named: Legislative Affairs operating budget (item D-1) · General Fund, ongoing
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Discussed
$80,000
Tue, Jan 13U.S. Department of Justice: FY2025 Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative, including two new full-time positions · Federal grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: five grant applications · No action
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Tue, Jan 13International Association of Chiefs of Police: Victim services mini-grant · Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: five grant applications · No action
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Tue, Jan 13State of Utah: 30 portable breath testing devices, ordered by the state · State grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: five grant applications · No action
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Tue, Jan 13U.S. DOT via UDOT and Wasatch Front Regional Council: Wakara Way reconstruction and Wakara/Chipeta roundabout (FY2032) · Federal transportation funds (if awarded)
Public hearing: five grant applications · No action
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Tue, Dec 9No vendor named: Potential general obligation bond issued in three tranches · GO bond; staff said no increase in taxpayer payments
Bond capacity and anticipated projects · Discussed
$115.0 million
Tue, Dec 9No vendor named: FY26 Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation, including police salary and benefits near shelters · Grant
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$3.25 million
Tue, Dec 9No vendor named: Jordan River Restoration & Recreation Project · Grant
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$666,000
Tue, Dec 9Davis County: COPS Technology & Equipment subaward for license plate reader cameras (deferred) · Federal COPS grant via Davis County
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$224,000
Tue, Dec 9Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin: Tax-exempt private activity bond for four box hangars; no city liability · Private activity bond
TEFRA public hearing: Sky Harbour hangar development · No action
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Tue, Dec 2Salt Lake County: Projected 2026 landfill budget; revenue $22.2 million · Landfill revenue
Salt Lake Valley Landfill proposed 2026 budget · Discussed
$21.0 million
Tue, Nov 25No vendor named: Second issuance (Series 2026) of parks, trails and open space general obligation bond, scenario three · 2022 voter-approved GO bond (up to $85 million)
Parks, trails and open space general obligation bond: second issuance · Discussed
$49.3 million
Tue, Nov 25No vendor named: Deposit to public art Maintenance Fund (20% of FY2025-26 CIP percent-for-art funds) · CIP percent-for-art funds
Briefing: Public Art Program maintenance and conservation report · Discussed
$33,475
Tue, Nov 25Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin: Tax-exempt private activity bond for Sky Harbour hangars; no city liability · Private activity bond
TEFRA hearing date for Sky Harbour hangar development · Approved
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Tue, Nov 18No vendor named: Elected officials transition costs (reduced from $45,000)
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2025-26 · Approved
$14,440
Tue, Nov 18U.S. Department of Transportation: Innovative Finance and Asset Concession grant to prepare the Sugar House Station Area for transit-oriented development · Federal grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: Sugar House Station Area transit-oriented development grant application · No action
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Tue, Nov 18U.S. Department of Justice, COPS Office: Purchase of license plate reader cameras · Federal grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: Police license plate reader camera grant application · No action
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Tue, Nov 18AJC Architects: Architect selected by the State for the homeless campus · State of Utah
State homeless campus proposal in Salt Lake City · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 21National League of Cities: Annual Cities Summit costs in Salt Lake City (item A-2; amount from Oct. 7 briefing) · Budget Amendment No. 2
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal 2025-26 · Approved
$330,000
Tue, Oct 21No vendor named: Reallocation of HOME-ARP funds to supportive services · HUD HOME-American Rescue Plan
HOME-ARP allocation plan amendment · Approved
$230,306
Tue, Oct 21Rich's Grub Houses LLC (Rich's Burgers N Grub): Loan for machinery, equipment and leasehold improvements · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $40,000 loan to Rich's Grub Houses LLC · Approved
$40,000
Tue, Oct 21Rich's Grub Houses LLC (Rich's Burgers N Grub): Loan for machinery, equipment and leasehold improvements · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $40,000 loan to Rich's Grub Houses LLC (briefing) · Discussed
$40,000
Tue, Oct 21Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: City Creek daylighting at Folsom Trail design · Outdoor Recreation Initiative grant
Four grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Oct 21U.S. DOJ Office on Violence Against Women: Cybercrime enforcement and victim services · Federal grant
Four grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Oct 21Diamond Tree Experts: 36 blocks of Jordan River Water Trail debris clearing · Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation ORI grant
Four grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Oct 21Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands: Jordan River corridor dead tree and debris removal · State grant
Four grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Oct 14No vendor named: Existing fire line rate of $1 per connection, unchanged since 1961 · Public Utilities fees
Consolidated Fee Schedule corrections: fire line rates · Discussed
$1
Tue, Oct 7No vendor named: Bond anticipation notes, Series 2025B (up to) · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds (public hearing) · No action
$50.0 million
Tue, Oct 7No vendor named: Revenue refunding bonds, Series 2025C (up to) · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds (public hearing) · No action
$50.0 million
Tue, Oct 7National League of Cities: Annual Cities Summit costs in Salt Lake City (raised from $300,000) · Budget Amendment No. 2
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal 2025-26 (briefing) · Discussed
$330,000
Tue, Oct 7No vendor named: Reallocation of HOME-ARP funds to supportive services · HUD HOME-American Rescue Plan
HOME-ARP allocation plan amendment (public hearing) · No action
$230,306
Tue, Oct 7Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin: Tax-exempt private activity bond for the 272-unit Pax Station Apartments; no city liability · Private activity bond
Pax Station Apartments private activity bond hearing (briefing) · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 7Kiessner Foundation: Donation of up to 100 electric vehicle charging stations · Private donation
Electrified transportation and fleet EV charging plans · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 7Airgas: Private donation toward a street modification project to reduce speeding · Private donation, transferred to the capital program
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal 2025-26 (briefing) · Discussed
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Tue, Sep 9No vendor named: Reallocation of HOME-ARP funds to supportive services (case management) · HUD HOME-American Rescue Plan
HOME-ARP allocation plan amendment (briefing) · Discussed
$230,306
Tue, Sep 9No vendor named: Emergency Loan Program for businesses affected by the Aug. 11 Main Street fire, and pedestrian barricades · Fiscal 2025-26 budget amendment
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal 2025-26 (public hearing and action) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 2No vendor named: Revenue bond anticipation notes, Series 2025B, Public Utilities campus (up to) · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds: parameters resolution · Approved
$50.0 million
Tue, Sep 2No vendor named: Revenue refunding bonds, Series 2025C, refunding Series 2017 bonds (up to) · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds: parameters resolution · Approved
$50.0 million
Tue, Sep 2No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bond anticipation notes, Series 2025B, for a Public Utilities campus (up to) · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds (briefing) · Discussed
$50.0 million
Tue, Sep 2No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue refunding bonds, Series 2025C, to refund Series 2017 bonds (up to) · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds (briefing) · Discussed
$50.0 million
Tue, Sep 2No vendor named: Rental assistance for people displaced by the fire · Funding Our Future, Relocation Assistance Fund for Tenants (RAFT)
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal 2025-26: Main Street fire response (briefing) · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Sep 2No vendor named: Pedestrian safety barriers in front of buildings damaged by the Main Street fire (up to) · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal 2025-26: Main Street fire response (briefing) · Discussed
$80,000
Tue, Sep 2Salt Lake County (TRCC tax grant): Regional Athletic Complex full build-out · Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention and Airport Facilities Tax Act
Six grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 2Salt Lake County (TRCC tax grant): Civic Center District / Green Loop design documents · Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention and Airport Facilities Tax Act
Six grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 2Salt Lake County (TRCC tax grant): Jordan River Trail consultant fees · Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention and Airport Facilities Tax Act
Six grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 2U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office: De-escalation and crisis response training, VR simulator · Federal grant
Six grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 22892 Miles to Go: River & Roots youth storytelling project · Grant
Six grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 2FEMA: Juvenile fire setter prevention task force · Federal grant
Six grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 2Alliance House, Inc. and First Step House: Building permit fee waivers for two affordable housing projects
Building permit fee waivers for Alliance House and First Step House · Approved
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Tue, Aug 19No vendor named: Fiscal 2025-26 capital improvement project allocations (Exhibit A funding log) · City capital improvement funds
Capital Improvement Program project allocations, fiscal 2025-26 · Approved
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Tue, Aug 19Alliance House Inc.: Building permit fee waiver for 16 one-bedroom units
Building permit fee waivers for Alliance House and First Step House · Discussed
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Tue, Aug 19First Step House: Building permit fee waiver for 67 housing units
Building permit fee waivers for Alliance House and First Step House · Discussed
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Tue, Aug 12No vendor named: Proposed reallocation from PSB EV-charging expansion Phase III to Glendale traffic calming · Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$76,000
Tue, Aug 12No vendor named: Proposed reallocation from Civic Campus and Green Loop to bike racks (not supported) · Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Aug 12No vendor named: Maximum administrative fine for unruly gatherings on private property
Chapter 11.14 parties, gatherings or events (Ordinance 49 of 2025) · Approved
$1,000
Tue, Jul 8No vendor named: CPTED lighting · Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program allocations (public hearing) · Approved
$300,000
Tue, Jul 8Utah Department of Workforce Services: Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation Grant to continue 19 police positions · State grant (application)
Grant applications for FY2026 (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jul 8Utah Attorney General's Office ICAC Task Force: Detective overtime, travel and training · State grant (application)
Grant applications for FY2026 (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jul 1No vendor named: Maximum aggregate principal of Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2025 · Airport Revenue Bonds
Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2025 (public hearing) · No action
$700.0 million
Tue, Jul 1No vendor named: Total CIP project funding approved by the Council
Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$44.2 million
Tue, Jul 1Downtown Alliance (The Blocks): Annual city appropriation for Cultural Core / The Blocks · General Fund (city appropriation; matched by Salt Lake County under interlocal agreement)
The Blocks (Cultural Core) budget update · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Jun 10No vendor named: General Fund property tax revenue (ongoing) · Property tax levy
FY2025-26 property tax levy (Ordinance 33 of 2025) · Approved
$108.0 million
Tue, Jun 10No vendor named: Transfer into Capital Improvement Program for FY2025-26
Capital Improvement Program allocation · Approved
$55.8 million
Tue, Jun 10No vendor named: Library Fund property tax revenue · Property tax levy
FY2025-26 property tax levy (Ordinance 33 of 2025) · Approved
$31.9 million
Tue, Jun 10No vendor named: General obligation bond repayment · Property tax levy
FY2025-26 property tax levy (Ordinance 33 of 2025) · Approved
$16.6 million
Tue, Jun 10No vendor named: Adopted FY2025-26 city budget excluding Library Fund
FY2025-26 city budget (Ordinance 32 of 2025) · Approved
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Thu, Jun 5No vendor named: Unused CIP funds proposed for deferred Public Lands maintenance and CIP Project 5 Street Reconstruction · Unused Capital Improvement Program funds
Budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$74,000
Tue, Jun 3No vendor named: Maximum aggregate principal of Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2025, for airport capital improvements · Airport Revenue Bonds
Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2025 parameters resolution (Resolution 14 of 2025) · Approved
$700.0 million
Tue, Jun 3Hruskas, LLC: Loan to renovate new restaurant location; creation of two jobs and retention of nine · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan for Hruskas LLC (Ordinance 30 of 2025) · Approved
$200,000
Tue, Jun 3Hruskas, LLC: Loan to renovate new restaurant location; creation of two jobs and retention of nine · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan for Hruskas LLC · Discussed
$200,000
Thu, May 29No vendor named: Proposed FY 2025-26 Community and Neighborhoods budget
FY 2025-26 budget: Community and Neighborhoods · Discussed
$41.5 million
Thu, May 29No vendor named: Police overtime increase · General Fund
FY 2025-26 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$7.90 million
Tue, May 20No vendor named: Proposed FY 2025-26 Department of Public Services budget
FY 2025-26 budget: Department of Public Services · Discussed
$49.3 million
Tue, May 20No vendor named: Legislative intent: public arts program for district peacemaking projects ($2,000 per district) · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 5, FY 2024-25: Council-added items · Approved with conditions
$14,000
Tue, May 20Utah Office for Victims of Crime: Police victim advocate personnel costs · Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: four grant applications · Continued
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Tue, May 20Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: Purchase of about 10 acres for Bonneville Shoreline trailhead · Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: four grant applications · Continued
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Tue, May 20Utah Department of Workforce Services: School Age Quality out-of-school programming and teen afterschool prevention program · Grants (if awarded)
Public hearing: four grant applications · Continued
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Tue, May 13No vendor named: Airport capital improvements (maximum principal) · Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2025
Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2025 · Discussed
$700.0 million
Tue, May 13No vendor named: Second issuance (Series 2025) for park, trail and open space projects (nearly) · General obligation bond authorized by voters in 2022 (up to $85 million)
Parks, Trails and Open Space general obligation bond: first issuance update, second issuance request · Discussed
$35.0 million
Tue, May 6No vendor named: Proposed FY 2025-26 General Fund · General Fund
Mayor's FY 2025-26 recommended budget · Discussed
$512.5 million
Tue, May 6No vendor named: Green Loop first phase · Capital Improvement funds
Mayor's FY 2025-26 recommended budget · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, May 6Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund: Financial Empowerment Center · Grant (if awarded)
Grant application: Financial Empowerment Center Academy · Continued
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Tue, May 6No vendor named: Madsen Park improvements · Parks, Trails and Open Space general obligation bond
Alley closure at about 9 North Chicago Street (Madsen Park) · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 15No vendor named: FY 2025-26 CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA allocations to service providers · Council selection · U.S. HUD
FY 2025-26 Annual Action Plan funding allocations · Approved
$7.70 million
Tue, Apr 15No vendor named: Vehicle replacements · One-time Funding Our Future dollars
Budget Amendment No. 5, FY 2024-25: follow-up · Discussed
$5.20 million
Tue, Apr 15Utah Office for Crime Victims: Two new and one continuing victim advocate, VSTracking license, training and emergency funds · Victim of Crime Act grant (if awarded)
Public hearing: Victim of Crime Act grant application · Continued
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Tue, Apr 8Wasatch Community Gardens: Straw poll to move funds from Odyssey House line item to the Green Team · HUD Community Development Block Grant
FY 2025-26 federal grant allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA): follow-up · Discussed
$33,366
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: 400 South Bridge Reconstruction over the Jordan River · County Quarter Cent Fund Balance (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$3.50 million
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Additional City Hall security guards, year-round 24/7 · General Fund (ongoing)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$700,000
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Water stabilization monthly fixed fee for water, sewer and franchise fee tax · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$420,212
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Animal services contract increase true-up · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$398,281
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Community Land Trust program allocation · Community Land Trust (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$310,000
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Additional construction mitigation funding · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$270,000
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Hive Pass passes and continuing GREENbike membership · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$135,000
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Update four sections of the impact fee facilities plan · CIP Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$80,000
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Expand FY25 restroom study to all public restrooms · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$75,000
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Westside parks security guards (Glendale, Jordan, International Peace Gardens, Cottonwood and Riverside parks) · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$59,430
Tue, Apr 1No vendor named: Ranked choice voting education and outreach · General Fund (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Mar 25No vendor named: Approximate FY2025-26 HUD funds to be allocated to community service providers · Recommendations from an advisory board and the Mayor, with Council straw polls · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
FY2025-26 federal grant allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA): follow-up · Discussed
$7.70 million
Tue, Mar 25No vendor named: Lead Hazard Reduction Grant to mitigate lead paint hazards · One-time Miscellaneous Grant Fund
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$4.00 million
Tue, Mar 18No vendor named: Approximate FY2025-26 HUD funds (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA) to be allocated to local organizations · Recommendations from advisory board and Mayor based on applications · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
FY2025-26 federal grant allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA) and Consolidated Plan · Discussed
$7.70 million
Tue, Mar 4Cold Plunge Coffee, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Cold Plunge Coffee, LLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Mar 4Cold Plunge Coffee, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan; nine new jobs, one retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Cold Plunge Coffee, LLC · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Feb 18Policy Kings Brewery, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Policy Kings Brewery, LLC · Approved
$75,000
Tue, Feb 18Policy Kings Brewery, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan; 15 new jobs and 15 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Policy Kings Brewery, LLC · Discussed
$75,000
Tue, Feb 11No vendor named: Projected new annual Golf Fund revenue from proposed fee increases · Golf Fund user fees
Proposed golf fee increases · Discussed
$553,000
Tue, Feb 4Gorkha Enterprises (Himalayan Kitchen): Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Himalayan Kitchen · Approved
$350,000
Tue, Feb 4Gorkha Enterprises (Himalayan Kitchen): Economic Development Loan Fund loan; 15 new jobs and 5 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Himalayan Kitchen · Discussed
$350,000
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Green Loop project development, public space guidelines, conceptual design (200 East) and layout (500 West) · Capital Improvement Program funds
Green Loop guidelines and next steps · Discussed
$3.10 million
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Rescope of Public Lands vacancy savings for vehicles, equipment and events ($188,700 to Fleet Fund) · Public Lands vacancy savings
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$285,800
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Community Wildfire Protection Plan update · Miscellaneous grant fund
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$239,050
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Main Library roof renovation, reallocated from unused employee benefits · Library Fund FY2024-25 budget (employee benefits line)
Library Budget Amendment No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2024-25 · Approved
$190,000
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Accelerated treatment of diseased sycamore trees · General fund balance (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Two IMS positions (cybersecurity engineer; part-time graphic designer to full-time) · IMS Fund balance, then ongoing
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$85,242
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Main Library roof renovation (hearing date set) · Unused employee benefits in the Library Fund
Consent agenda: library budget hearing date and board appointments · Approved
$190,000
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Main Library roof renovation · Unused employee benefits in the Library Fund
Library Budget Amendment No. 1, FY 2024-25 · Discussed
$190,000
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Deposit to public art maintenance fund (20% of FY25 CIP percent-for-art) · CIP percent-for-art funds
Public Art Program maintenance and conservation report, FY 2024-25 · Discussed
$40,000
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Capital City Downtown Revitalization Zone 0.5% sales tax budget in a new dedicated fund · Downtown Revitalization Zone sales tax
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$26.0 million
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Landfill projects · Capital Improvement Projects fund; budget neutral from county reimbursements
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$7.00 million
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Landfill projects, including a methane collection well project · Capital Improvement Projects fund; budget neutral from county reimbursements
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25, follow-up · Discussed
$7.00 million
Tue, Dec 10University of Utah: Donation for Sunnyside Park improvements · Donations fund
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$4.20 million
Tue, Dec 10University of Utah: Donation for Sunnyside Park improvements · Donation
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25, follow-up · Discussed
$4.20 million
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Additional city fleet vehicles · Fleet Maintenance Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$3.90 million
Tue, Dec 10U.S. Department of Justice (COPS): Hiring grant for two sergeants and 10 police officers; city match · $1,000,000 nondepartmental holding account and $617,673 general fund balance ($689,953 ongoing)
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$1.62 million
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Police vehicles, equipment and officer costs not covered by the Homeless Shelter Cities state mitigation grant · General fund balance ($498,692 ongoing)
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$877,832
Tue, Dec 10Frontier Fruit, LLC: Loan; 19 new jobs, 11 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$350,000 loan to Frontier Fruit, LLC · Approved
$350,000
Tue, Dec 10Frontier Fruit, LLC: Loan; 19 new jobs, 11 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$350,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Frontier Fruit, LLC · Discussed
$350,000
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Police training recommended by the Racial Equity in Policing Commission · Nondepartmental Public Safety Reform holding account
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$240,950
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: Enhanced security at the Justice Court · General fund balance, then ongoing
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$200,000
Tue, Dec 10No vendor named: 3200 West complete street additions · Quarter-cent sales tax for transportation fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25, follow-up · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Dec 3No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2025 (upper limit) · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2025: public hearing · No action
$225.0 million
Tue, Nov 19No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2025 (upper limit): City Creek Water Treatment Plant and water reclamation facility · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2025 (parameters resolution) · Approved
$225.0 million
Tue, Nov 19No vendor named: Additional city fleet vehicles · General fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$3.90 million
Tue, Nov 19No vendor named: COPS hiring grant match for two sergeants and 10 officers ($1,000,000 nondepartmental holding account plus $617,673 fund balance) · Federal COPS grant; holding account and general fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$1.62 million
Tue, Nov 19No vendor named: Vehicles, equipment and officer costs not covered by the Homeless Shelter Cities mitigation grant · General fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2024-25 · Discussed
$877,832
Tue, Nov 19HK Brewing Collective, LLC: Loan; ten new jobs, twenty retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$250,000 loan to HK Brewing Collective, LLC · Approved
$250,000
Tue, Nov 19GK Folks Foundation: Loan for a community events center; two new jobs, one retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$250,000 loan to GK Folks Foundation · Approved
$250,000
Tue, Nov 19GK Folks Foundation: Loan for a community events center; two new jobs, one retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$250,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to GK Folks Foundation · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Nov 19HK Brewing Collective, LLC: Loan; ten new jobs, twenty retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$250,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to HK Brewing Collective, LLC · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Nov 12No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2025, for the City Creek Water Treatment Plant and the water reclamation facility (upper limit) · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2025 · Discussed
$225.0 million
Tue, Oct 15Salt Lake City Mosquito Abatement District: Estimated additional property tax revenue from proposed rate increase · Property tax
Mosquito Abatement District property tax report · Discussed
$1.37 million
Tue, Oct 15Ski Trucks, LLC: Loan to a ski and snowboard shop; two new jobs and twelve retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$300,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Ski Trucks, LLC · Approved
$300,000
Tue, Oct 15U.S. Department of Transportation: RAISE grant funding the TechLink study · Federal grant
UTA TechLink TRAX extension study · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 8State of Utah: One-time capital funding to increase shelter beds · State Legislature appropriation
Updates from the Administration · Discussed
$25.0 million
Tue, Oct 8Ski Trucks, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan at 6.75% fixed over seven years · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Ski Trucks, LLC · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Oct 1No vendor named: Additional funding for governmental immunity claims · Governmental Immunity Fund
Ordinance 73 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (final items) · Approved
$450,000
Tue, Oct 1No vendor named: One-time funding from the governmental immunity fund · Governmental immunity fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 follow-up · Discussed
$450,000
Tue, Oct 1Exotic Fast Foods, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan; six new and three retained jobs · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loans: Exotic Fast Foods, City Cakes SLC, Botanika SLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Oct 1City Cakes SLC, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan; four to six new and eight retained jobs · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loans: Exotic Fast Foods, City Cakes SLC, Botanika SLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Oct 1Botanika SLC, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan; one new and one retained job · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loans: Exotic Fast Foods, City Cakes SLC, Botanika SLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Oct 1Botanika SLC, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loans: Botanika SLC, Exotic Fast Foods, City Cakes SLC · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Oct 1Exotic Fast Foods, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loans: Botanika SLC, Exotic Fast Foods, City Cakes SLC · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Oct 1City Cakes SLC, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loans: Botanika SLC, Exotic Fast Foods, City Cakes SLC · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Oct 1No vendor named: Economic promotion to mitigate Sugar House road construction · General Fund balance
Ordinance 73 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (final items) · Approved
$50,000
Tue, Oct 1No vendor named: Supplement Sugar House road construction with a holiday pause · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 1 follow-up · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Oct 1U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: Lead hazard reduction, plus one new and two existing positions · Federal grant
Grant application: Lead Hazard Reduction Grant · Approved
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Tue, Oct 1Smith Entertainment Group, LLC: Participation agreement to use revitalization tax revenue to develop the project area · 0.5% citywide sales and use tax
Resolution 31 of 2024: Capital City Revitalization Zone final participation agreement, project area and designation of Smith Entertainment Group · Approved
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Tue, Oct 1No vendor named: 0.5% citywide sales and use tax for 30 years · Sales and use tax
Ordinance 68 of 2024: 0.5% citywide sales and use tax for the revitalization zone · Approved
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Tue, Oct 1Smith Entertainment Group, LLC: Participation agreement to use proposed 0.5% citywide sales and use tax revenue to develop the project area · Proposed citywide 0.5% sales and use tax
Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement, project area and citywide 0.5% sales tax · Discussed
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Tue, Sep 17Salt Lake County: Proposed county public safety bond for jail consolidation, mental health and Justice and Accountability Center · County general obligation bond subject to voter approval
Salt Lake County Public Safety Bond briefing · Discussed
$507.0 million
Tue, Sep 17No vendor named: Airport interim financing · Airport Fund
Ordinance 67 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (partial) · Approved
$400.0 million
Tue, Sep 17No vendor named: New park impact fees to four parks projects · Park impact fees
Ordinance 67 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (partial) · Approved
$11.3 million
Tue, Sep 17No vendor named: Interest earnings on street, parks and sales tax revenue bonds for eligible projects · Bond interest earnings
Ordinance 67 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (partial) · Approved
$10.5 million
Tue, Sep 17State of Utah: Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation grant FY25 · Grant Fund
Ordinance 67 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (partial) · Approved
$2.95 million
Tue, Sep 17No vendor named: Replace trees and landscaping on North Temple · Funding Our Future Fund balance
Ordinance 67 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (partial) · Approved
$505,000
Tue, Sep 17Rowland Hall: Contribution for traffic calming on Sunnyside Avenue · Private contribution to CIP Fund
Ordinance 67 of 2024: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 (partial) · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Sep 17U.S. Department of Transportation: Reconnecting Communities planning analysis for the east-west divide · Federal grant awarded 2022
Reconnecting Communities Grant · Discussed
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Tue, Sep 3No vendor named: New Economic Development Loan Fund loans · Housing and Loan Fund balance
Ordinance 66 of 2024, Part 1: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 · Approved
$6.99 million
Tue, Sep 3No vendor named: Move Sales Tax Revenue Bond funds from Smith's Ballpark to Pioneer Park, plus $1.96 million interest earnings · Sales Tax Revenue Bond funds
Ordinance 66 of 2024, Part 1: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 · Approved
$3.00 million
Tue, Sep 3No vendor named: Ongoing cost of three new Attorney's Office positions · General Fund balance
Ordinance 66 of 2024, Part 1: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 · Approved
$522,461
Tue, Sep 3No vendor named: Lease of office space, utilities, tenant improvements and furnishings for the prosecutor's team · Existing interlocal agreement budget moved to CIP fund
Ordinance 66 of 2024, Part 1: Budget Amendment No. 1 for FY2024-25 · Approved
$472,298
Tue, Sep 3No vendor named: Sponsorship of youth baseball event at Smith's Ballpark · Existing budget
Youth baseball sponsorship at Smith's Ballpark · Approved
$5,000
Tue, Aug 27No vendor named: New loans in the Economic Development Loan Fund, left out of the FY2024-25 budget · Fund balance of the loan fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2024-25 · Discussed
$6.99 million
Tue, Aug 27No vendor named: Ongoing cost of three new Attorney's Office positions · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2024-25 · Discussed
$522,461
Tue, Aug 27U.S. DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance: Forensic science training, evidence testing, IBIS access and a computer · Federal grant
Grant application: FY2024 Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement grant · Approved
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Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Revolving line of credit for the Airport Redevelopment Project · Line of credit repaid by later airport bonds
Airport revolving line of credit up to $400 million · No action
$400.0 million
Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Preliminary cost estimate range of $250-350 million for the entire Green Loop; $85-90 million for 200 East construction · Not yet identified
Green Loop update · Discussed
$300.0 million
Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Memory Grove Park urgent repairs, preservation and maintenance plan (item 20) · Capital Improvement Program
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$1.91 million
Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Unallocated funds in the funding scenario · Capital Improvement Program
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$595,000
Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Fayette Avenue improvements between Washington Street and 200 West (item 48) · Capital Improvement Program
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$560,000
Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Dead tree removal and 100 new trees on North Temple · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$505,000
Tue, Aug 13Salt Lake County (interlocal partner): Annual city appropriation for the Cultural Core initiative, THE BLOCKS
Cultural Core budget update (THE BLOCKS) (written briefing) · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Aug 13Policy Kings Brewery, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Ordinance 61 of 2024: $75,000 loan to Policy Kings Brewery · Approved
$75,000
Tue, Aug 13Policy Kings Brewery, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Policy Kings Brewery, LLC (written briefing) · Discussed
$75,000
Tue, Aug 13State of Utah Workforce Services: Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation Grant funding four new and 18 existing full-time positions · State grant
Four grant applications heard as one hearing: homeless shelter mitigation, COPS hiring, HIDTA, law enforcement wellness · Approved
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Tue, Aug 13U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office: 12 new police officers for Jordan River Trail and parks squads · Federal grant
Four grant applications heard as one hearing: homeless shelter mitigation, COPS hiring, HIDTA, law enforcement wellness · Approved
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Tue, Aug 13No vendor named: Public Utilities Revenue Bonds, Series 2024A · Public utilities revenue
Public Utilities Revenue Bond, Series 2024A · No action
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Tue, Jul 9No vendor named: Airport revolving line of credit · Line of credit until next bonds
Airport revolving line of credit · Pending
$400.0 million
Tue, Jul 9No vendor named: Soil contamination testing and some remediation for the Jordan River Trail Food Forest and Partner Garden (item 29) · Capital Improvement Program request
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$385,000
Tue, Jul 9No vendor named: Green Loop implementation, already allocated in the general budget process; additional funding requested (item 33) · General budget
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Jul 9Goat Head, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Goat Head, LLC · Pending
$100,000
Tue, Jul 9Goat Head, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan for restaurant · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Goat Head, LLC at 702 South 300 East · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Jul 9Utah State Board of Education: Summer snacks reimbursement for Youth City participants · State grant, if awarded
Summer Snacks for Youth Programs grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, Jul 2Smith Entertainment Group: Maximum city commitment of revitalization sales tax revenue: about $525 million for Delta Center remodel and $375 million for district development · Negotiated participation agreement under SB 272 · 0.5 percent Capital City Revitalization Zone sales tax
Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement follow-up · Discussed
$900.0 million
Tue, Jul 2No vendor named: Airport revolving line of credit for Airport Redevelopment Project · Line of credit until next bond issuance
Written briefings: airport line of credit and UTA addendum · Discussed
$400.0 million
Tue, Jul 2No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2024A, for water infrastructure improvements (not to exceed) · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2024A · Approved
$39.5 million
Tue, Jul 2Smith Entertainment Group: SEG youth hockey and basketball programming commitment · Paid by Smith Entertainment Group
Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement follow-up · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Jul 2No vendor named: Recaptured funds from a canceled Sorenson campus corridor project, available for reallocation · Capital Improvement Program
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$875,000
Tue, Jul 2No vendor named: One pavilion replacement at Sugar House Park · Capital Improvement Program
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Capital Improvement Program follow-up · Discussed
$480,000
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: General Fund property tax revenue at rate 0.002299 · Property tax
Property tax rate for fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$104.5 million
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Capital Improvement Program, including $13,468,356 in project funding · General Fund, Class C, impact fees, Funding Our Future and other sources
Fiscal year 2024-25 city budget (Ordinance 46 of 2024) · Approved with conditions
$41.6 million
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2024A, for water infrastructure improvements (not to exceed) · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bond, Series 2024A (written briefing) · Discussed
$39.5 million
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Library Fund property tax revenue at rate 0.000646 · Property tax
Property tax rate for fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$31.0 million
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: General obligation bond repayment at rate 0.000365 · Property tax
Property tax rate for fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$16.6 million
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Governmental Immunity Fund at rate 0.000088 · Property tax
Property tax rate for fiscal year 2024-25 · Approved
$4.00 million
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Line 19, Jordan River team (straw poll)
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues follow-up and straw polls · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Capital Improvement Program line 31 (straw poll)
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues follow-up and straw polls · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Jun 11No vendor named: Line 27 (straw poll)
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues follow-up and straw polls · Discussed
$139,281
Tue, Jun 11US Department of Transportation (Safe Streets for All): Redwood Road safety improvements · Federal grant, if awarded
Four grant applications (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jun 11US Forest Service: Update of the Community Wildfire Protection Plan · Federal grant, if awarded
Four grant applications (public hearing) · Continued
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Thu, Jun 6No vendor named: Complete 2100 South utility upgrades in Sugar House, to be repaid through future development · Funding Our Future fund balance
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues follow-up and straw polls · Discussed
$3.00 million
Thu, Jun 6Public Utilities: Billing system allocation increase: $219,104 transfer to Public Utilities for billing waste and recycling fees and $670,000 over three years for a billing system upgrade · Refuse Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Sustainability Department and Refuse Fund · Discussed
$889,104
Thu, Jun 6No vendor named: Matching funds for Jordan River safety team, held in a holding account · Funding Our Future
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues follow-up and straw polls · Discussed
$500,000
Thu, Jun 6No vendor named: Open Streets program, ongoing · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Department of Economic Development · Discussed
$400,000
Thu, Jun 6No vendor named: Main Street Promenade economic analysis, one-time · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Department of Economic Development · Discussed
$115,000
Tue, Jun 4No vendor named: Livable Streets project (straw poll support) · Funding Our Future fund balance
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues and straw polls · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Jun 4No vendor named: Public restroom facilities (straw poll support)
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues and straw polls · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Jun 4No vendor named: Traffic control and safety improvements at 2200 West and 2100 North (A-5) · General Fund balance, one-time, to the CIP Fund
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24: 2200 West and 2100 North traffic safety · Approved
$450,000
Tue, Jun 4Shades of Pale, Inc.: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Shades of Pale, Inc. · Approved
$350,000
Tue, Jun 4Shades of Pale, Inc.: Economic Development Loan Fund loan, 10.5% fixed over seven years · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Shades of Pale at 1388 South 300 West · Discussed
$350,000
Tue, Jun 4No vendor named: Noise enforcement equipment for police
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues and straw polls · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Jun 4No vendor named: "20 is Plenty" campaign
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: unresolved issues and straw polls · Discussed
$20,000
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Proposed Public Services Department budget · General Fund and other funds
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Public Services Department · Discussed
$74.2 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Transfer to the Capital Improvement Program fund · Non-Departmental Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Non-Departmental Fund · Discussed
$25.2 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Transfer to the Redevelopment Agency fund · Non-Departmental Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Non-Departmental Fund · Discussed
$22.3 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Community and Neighborhoods Department general fund budget, fiscal year 2024-25 · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Community and Neighborhoods Department · Discussed
$8.46 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Airport police staffing, ongoing · General Fund (airport revenue budgeted at $4.5 million)
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$2.32 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Set insurance program to replace the self-insurance program
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Insurance and Risk Management · Discussed
$1.50 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Police overtime staffing, ongoing · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$1.36 million
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Rapid Intervention Team program · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Public Services Department · Discussed
$363,021
Thu, May 30Utah Transit Authority: Ongoing inflationary increase for on-demand service · General Fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Community and Neighborhoods Department · Discussed
$307,807
Thu, May 30No vendor named: Pavement preservation program · General Fund, ongoing
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Public Services Department · Discussed
$296,000
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Proposed Golf Fund budget, fiscal 2024-25 · Golf fund revenue
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Golf Fund · Discussed
$20.5 million
Tue, May 21Housing Authority of Salt Lake City: Dormant Community Development Block Grant funds toward about 110 affordable senior housing units · Community Development Block Grant (dormant funds)
Fairmont Heights senior housing assistance at 2257 South 1100 East · Approved
$5.60 million
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Community Reinvestment Agency Act true-up (D-8) · General Fund, one-time
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$3.68 million
Tue, May 21State of Utah: Avenues City Cemetery road reconstruction and irrigation upgrades (A-4) · State Legislature appropriation to the CIP Fund
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$3.00 million
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Information Management Services total request, fiscal 2024-25
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Information Management Services · Discussed
$1.82 million
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Police recruitment and retention (A-2): $195,325 one-time from ARPA and $1,228,550 from General Fund balance · ARPA and General Fund balance
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$1.42 million
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Public Lands request from the general fund · General fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Department of Public Lands · Discussed
$1.10 million
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Public Lands request from Funding Our Future · Funding Our Future sales tax
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Department of Public Lands · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Open Streets 2024: $190,000 Granary District and $60,288 Main Street downtown (D-7) · Rescope of unused prior-year Open Main Street funds
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$250,288
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Justice Court request: community outreach case manager and outreach van
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Justice Court · Discussed
$150,363
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Fire hydrant rental cost increases (A-1) · General Fund balance, one-time
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$133,250
Tue, May 21Advantage Services: Seven-day-a-week mobile clean team service (A-9) · General Fund balance, one-time
Budget amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$130,649
Tue, May 21No vendor named: Local Building Authority capital projects fund, bond debt service for the Glendale and Marmalade Libraries, fiscal year 2024-25
Local Building Authority budget for fiscal year 2024-25 (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, May 21FEMA (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities): Applications for water plant resilience, 1200 West sewer trunkline, Fix the Bricks seismic retrofits and Community Rating System enrollment (amounts not stated in the minutes) · Federal grant, if awarded
Seven grant applications heard as one public hearing · Continued
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Tue, May 21UDOT Safe Sidewalk Program: Redwood Road sidewalk and Indiana Avenue crossing improvements · State grant, if awarded
Seven grant applications heard as one public hearing · Continued
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Tue, May 21Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands: Cornell Wetland Demonstration Space weed removal and habitat restoration on the Jordan River · State grant, if awarded
Seven grant applications heard as one public hearing · Continued
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Tue, May 21Utah Department of Public Safety: One year of a mental health and wellness platform for first responders · State grant, if awarded
Seven grant applications heard as one public hearing · Continued
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Tue, May 21Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy: Proposed re-establishment of certified property tax rate at 0.00035 plus 3% water rate increase · Property tax
Metropolitan Water District property tax proposal follow-up · Discussed
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Tue, May 14No vendor named: Mayor's recommended general fund budget, fiscal 2024-25 (up $26,730,160 from fiscal 2024) · General fund
Fiscal year 2024-25 budget: Administration overview and revenue update · Discussed
$475.2 million
Tue, May 14No vendor named: State appropriation for Avenues Cemetery road reconstruction and irrigation (A-4) · State of Utah, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 follow-up · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, May 14No vendor named: Traffic signal at 2200 West and 2100 North (A-5) · General fund balance to the CIP Fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 follow-up · Discussed
$450,000
Tue, May 14No vendor named: Open Streets 2024 event (D-7) · Rescoped unused funds from prior downtown Open Main Street events · Prior-year funds
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 follow-up · Discussed
$250,288
Tue, May 14Advantage Services: Seven-days-a-week Mobile Clean Team service (A-9) · General fund balance, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 follow-up · Discussed
$130,649
Tue, May 7Smith Entertainment Group: Potential tax revenue of at least $1.2 billion over 30 years under the revitalization zone, mostly reinvested in the district · Up to 0.5% citywide sales tax (SB 272)
Capital City Revitalization Zone follow-up · Discussed
$1200.0 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: Proposed general fund budget for fiscal 2024-25 (up 5.9%) · General fund
Mayor's proposed fiscal year 2024-25 budget · Discussed
$475.2 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: Airfield capital projects, fiscal 2024-25 · Capital improvement program and grants
Fiscal year 2024-25 proposed budget: Department of Airports · Discussed
$134.5 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: Capital improvement holding account (A-10) · General fund balance, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$15.0 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: Capital improvement holding account (A-10) · Straw poll, all in favor · General fund balance, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 follow-up · Discussed
$15.0 million
Tue, May 7Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy: Proposed property tax increase for capital projects · Property tax
Metropolitan Water District property tax proposal, fiscal year 2024-25 · Continued
$8.49 million
Tue, May 7Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy: Proposed property tax increase for capital projects · Property tax
Metropolitan Water District fiscal 2024-25 budget · Discussed
$8.49 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: 2100 South utility upgrades, 700 East to 1100 East (A-3) · General fund balance, repaid by property owners as connection fees
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$7.00 million
Tue, May 7Housing Authority of Salt Lake City: CDBG dormant funds for acquisition of the senior housing site · Community Development Block Grant
Fairmont Heights senior housing at 2257 South 1100 East · Discussed
$5.60 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: Proposed library property tax increase ($2.2 million immediate needs, $3.1 million five-year strategy) · Property tax
Fiscal year 2024-25 proposed budget: Salt Lake City Public Library · Discussed
$5.30 million
Tue, May 7No vendor named: MicroShelter community site preparation and electricity through June (I-1) · Straw poll, all in favor · Capital holding account
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 follow-up · Discussed
$394,000
Tue, May 7No vendor named: MicroShelter community site preparation and electricity (I-1) · Holding account, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$393,791
Tue, May 7No vendor named: North Temple Jordan River bridge riverbank rock, fencing and scope expansion (A-8) · General fund balance; reimbursement to be sought from the Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$320,000
Tue, May 7Wasatch Front Regional Council: Study to redesign one-way streets for walking and biking · Transportation and Land Use Connection grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on two grant applications (one-way street study, refugee digital literacy) · Approved
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Tue, May 7Comcast Project UP: Digital literacy courses and laptops for refugees through nonprofit sub-awards · Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on two grant applications (one-way street study, refugee digital literacy) · Approved
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Tue, Apr 16No vendor named: Projected storm water utility revenue for fiscal 2024-25 · Storm water fees
Fiscal year 2024-25 proposed budget: Department of Public Utilities · Discussed
$28.2 million
Tue, Apr 16No vendor named: Downtown parking pay station replacements, single upfront payment · General fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2023-24: downtown parking pay stations · Approved
$1.61 million
Tue, Apr 16No vendor named: Police recruitment and retention bonuses (A-2) · General fund ($1,159,375 one-time, $264,500 ongoing)
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$1.42 million
Tue, Apr 16No vendor named: Fire hydrant rental cost increases (A-1) · General fund, one-time
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$133,250
Tue, Apr 16Environmental Protection Agency: Utah Renewable Communities clean electricity program (five years of administration and support) · EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on three EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant applications · Approved
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Tue, Apr 16Environmental Protection Agency: Biodigester and combined heat and power facility at the Water Reclamation Plant · EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on three EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant applications · Approved
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Tue, Apr 16Environmental Protection Agency: Fleet electrification, workforce development, staff positions and tree planting · EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on three EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant applications · Approved
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Tue, Apr 2Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy: Revenue from raising the certified property tax rate to 0.00035 (alternative: 36.33% water rate increase) · Property tax
Metropolitan Water District property tax proposal for fiscal 2024-25 · Discussed
$8.60 million
Tue, Apr 2Housing Connect: Tenant-based rental assistance, topped up with nearly $28,000 of recaptured local nonprofit grant funds · Straw poll, all present in favor · HOPWA plus recaptured local nonprofit assistance grant (Budget Amendment No. 5)
Fiscal year 2024-25 federal grant allocations follow-up · Discussed
$550,000
Tue, Apr 2Parea, LLC: Loan for a new restaurant and market; 15 new jobs, 30 retained · Recommended by the Loan Committee · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $350,000 loan to Parea, LLC · Approved
$350,000
Tue, Apr 2Parea, LLC: Loan for a new restaurant and market; 15 new jobs, 30 retained · Recommended by the Loan Committee · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $350,000 loan to Parea, LLC · Discussed
$350,000
Tue, Apr 2No vendor named: Proposed enhanced fee for boarded contributing structures
Enforcement on work without a Certificate of Appropriateness (historic districts) · Discussed
$14,850
Tue, Apr 2No vendor named: Proposed boarded building fee (up from $1,560)
Enforcement on work without a Certificate of Appropriateness (historic districts) · Discussed
$14,000
Tue, Apr 2Utah Department of Public Safety: Police Crime Lab 2024 annual accreditation fee (ANAB) · Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on three grant applications (crime lab, State Street HAWK signal, firefighter equipment) · Approved
$9,280
Tue, Apr 2Utah Department of Transportation: State Street improvements including a mid-block HAWK signal at 640 South · UDOT grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on three grant applications (crime lab, State Street HAWK signal, firefighter equipment) · Approved
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Tue, Apr 2FEMA: 12 AEDs and 5 CPR devices replacing equipment past service life · Assistance to Firefighters grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on three grant applications (crime lab, State Street HAWK signal, firefighter equipment) · Approved
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Tue, Mar 26No vendor named: Main Library roof renovation ("over $1.3 million") · Library Fund
Library Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$1.32 million
Tue, Mar 26No vendor named: Total Cultural Core / THE BLOCKS budget cited for the coming year · City and Salt Lake County interlocal agreement
Cultural Core initiative (now THE BLOCKS) update · Discussed
$600,000
Tue, Mar 26Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard: Training and technical assistance for the Division of Purchasing and Contract Management · Grant (if awarded)
Grant application: Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard procurement reform · Approved
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Tue, Mar 19No vendor named: Remaining Main Library roof reconstruction work and owner's contingency · Reallocated library funds and general fund balance appropriation
Library Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$1.32 million
Tue, Mar 19Housing Connect: Tenant-based rental assistance for 57 households (HOPWA); $522,223 recommended · HOPWA
Fiscal year 2024-25 federal grant allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA) follow-up · Discussed
$550,000
Tue, Mar 19No vendor named: One-time CDBG-CV pandemic funds for public services · Straw poll for Scenario A: nine applicants at $30,000 each; $17,752 to Boys & Girls Club · CDBG-CV
Fiscal year 2024-25 federal grant allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA) follow-up · Discussed
$287,000
Tue, Mar 19Fix The Bricks: Seismic retrofitting of about 10 homes · Council preference over Mayor's recommended Community Land Trust option · CDBG
Fiscal year 2024-25 federal grant allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA) follow-up · Discussed
$220,000
Tue, Mar 5University of Utah: University commitment to the city for Sunnyside Park improvements in exchange for a 99-year below-market ground lease of 1.175 acres · University of Utah
University of Utah baseball stadium public benefits analysis and ground lease at Sunnyside Park · Approved
$4.20 million
Tue, Mar 5No vendor named: Police officer overtime for the Clean Neighborhoods Program ("over $1.8 million")
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$1.80 million
Tue, Mar 5No vendor named: Expand a city air quality incentives program
Budget Amendment No. 4 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved
$230,000
Tue, Mar 5State of Utah Great Salt Lake Watershed Enhancement Trust: Acquire up to 200 acres of undeveloped Business Park-zoned land (Rudy Drainage property) and develop a long-term management plan · State grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on six grant applications, including Rudy Drain land purchase and 1300 East reconstruction · Approved
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Tue, Mar 5Wasatch Front Regional Council: Remove and replace pavement, curb, gutter and pedestrian/bicycle improvements on 1300 East from 2100 South to the southern city boundary · Surface Transportation Program grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on six grant applications, including Rudy Drain land purchase and 1300 East reconstruction · Approved
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Tue, Mar 5Office of National Drug Control Policy: Two existing employees, overtime, training, K9 contracts and equipment for the Salt Lake Metro Narcotics Task Force · Federal HIDTA grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on six grant applications, including Rudy Drain land purchase and 1300 East reconstruction · Approved
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Tue, Mar 5Utah Bureau of Emergency Medical Services: Fire Department medical supplies · Annual formula per capita grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on six grant applications, including Rudy Drain land purchase and 1300 East reconstruction · Approved
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Tue, Mar 5Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: Park Rangers' educational programming supplies · UCORE grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on six grant applications, including Rudy Drain land purchase and 1300 East reconstruction · Approved
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Tue, Mar 5Marathon Community Investment Programs: Fire Department flammable gases flaring system · First responder grant (if awarded)
Public hearing on six grant applications, including Rudy Drain land purchase and 1300 East reconstruction · Approved
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Tue, Feb 20University of Utah: University commitment for Sunnyside Park improvements in exchange for 99-year ground lease · University of Utah
University of Utah baseball stadium public benefits analysis (public hearing) · Tabled
$4.20 million
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Ongoing police overtime increase · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$1.80 million
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Increase fleet maintenance capacity · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (public hearing) · Approved
$399,909
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Replace two traffic signals damaged in accidents · General Fund balance (one-time)
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Air quality incentives program expansion (e-bikes, indoor air purification), one-time · Nondepartmental holding account
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (public hearing) · Approved
$230,000
Tue, Feb 20Versaterm: Case service software upgrade · IMS fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (public hearing) · Approved
$203,148
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Mobile phone data extraction software · IMS fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (public hearing) · Approved
$194,540
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Fire Station 1 perimeter fencing · Fire impact fees reimbursing the General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$130,000
Tue, Feb 20No vendor named: Short-term rental identification software · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$49,000
Tue, Feb 13No vendor named: Increase in fleet maintenance capacity · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$400,000
Tue, Feb 13No vendor named: Air quality incentives program expansion for e-bikes and indoor air purification · Nondepartmental holding account
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$230,000
Tue, Feb 13Versaterm: Case service software upgrade · IMS fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$203,148
Tue, Feb 13No vendor named: Mobile phone data extraction software · IMS fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$194,000
Tue, Feb 6University of Utah: University commitment for Sunnyside Park improvements in exchange for 99-year below-market ground lease of 1.175 acres · University of Utah
University of Utah baseball stadium public benefits analysis · Discussed
$4.20 million
Tue, Feb 6No vendor named: 1% cost-of-living adjustment and higher medical premiums for library employees (as briefed Jan. 16) · Library Fund balance
Library Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2023-24 (public hearing) · Approved
$166,240
Tue, Feb 6Eats, LLC (Eats Bakery): Loan to create three jobs and retain two · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Eats, LLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: Additional funding, 2100 South reconstruction in Sugar House · Transportation impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$3.32 million
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: Additional funding, 600/700 North reconstruction · Transportation impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$3.20 million
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: Police overtime for sanctioned campground pilot · Unused ARPA funds from prior fiscal years
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: Security access control system upgrades · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$400,000
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: Consulting for enterprise billing systems · IMS fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: 1% cost-of-living adjustment and higher medical premiums for library employees · Library Fund balance
Library Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$166,240
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: Downtown parking pay station replacements · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$135,993
Tue, Jan 16Eats, LLC (Eats Bakery): Loan to create three jobs and retain two · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Eats, LLC · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Jan 16No vendor named: New full-time safety associate · Library Fund balance
Library Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$63,430
Tue, Jan 16Marathon Petroleum: Drone for first responder training (Police Department) · Marathon Community Investment Programs
Grant application: 2023 Marathon Community Investment Programs First Responder Grant (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jan 9Downtown Alliance: FY2024 operating budget · Special assessment of downtown commercial properties
Downtown Alliance update · Discussed
$5.15 million
Tue, Dec 12No vendor named: Re-appropriation to Information Management Services fund balance to buy equipment · IMS fund
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$4.20 million
Tue, Dec 12No vendor named: Mill and overlay pilot program · Capitol Investment Program
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$750,000
Tue, Dec 12The Road Home: Family hotel winter interim plan · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3, fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Dec 5Local businesses (per Exhibit A): Local business direct assistance grants · Scored applications; Community Recovery Committee recommendation · American Rescue Plan Act fiscal recovery funds
Local business direct assistance ARPA grant awards (Ordinance 76 of 2023) · Approved
$2.00 million
Tue, Dec 5Local nonprofits (per Exhibit A): One-time direct assistance to nonprofits serving residents affected by COVID-19 · Community Recovery Committee recommendation · General Fund
Local nonprofit direct assistance grant awards (Resolution 35 of 2023) · Approved
$2.00 million
Tue, Dec 5The Road Home: Family Hotel Winter Interim Plan · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Dec 5No vendor named: Mill and overlay pilot program for street pavement maintenance (plus $955,177 transferred to the Fleet Fund) · Quarter-cent sales tax for transportation fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$205,177
Tue, Dec 5Salt Lake City Fire Department: Four new paramedic positions · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$160,519
Tue, Dec 5Ocean City Seafood Market: Loan to create one job and retain three · Economic Development Loan Fund
$90,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Ocean City Seafood Market (Ordinance 77 of 2023) · Approved
$90,000
Tue, Nov 14Utah Transit Authority: UTA 2024 operating budget (tentative)
Utah Transit Authority 2024 tentative budget · Discussed
$424.0 million
Tue, Nov 14Utah Transit Authority: UTA 2024 capital investments (tentative)
Utah Transit Authority 2024 tentative budget · Discussed
$230.0 million
Tue, Nov 14No vendor named: Additional transportation impact fees (over $6 million) for 2100 South reconstruction and 600/700 North corridor (Budget Amendment No. 3, hearing date set only) · Transportation impact fees
Consent agenda: hearing dates and appointments · Approved
$6.00 million
Tue, Nov 14Local nonprofits: One-time community recovery direct assistance grants · Community Recovery Committee recommendation; Scenario 3 · General Fund
Local nonprofit direct assistance grant awards (follow-up) · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Nov 1415 recommended small businesses: Local business direct assistance, phase 2 · Scored applications reviewed by Community Recovery Committee; 15 of 94 eligible applicants recommended · American Rescue Plan Act fiscal recovery funds
Local business direct assistance ARPA grant awards · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Nov 14Ocean City Seafood Market: Loan to create one job and retain three · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund: $90,000 loan to Ocean City Seafood Market · No action
$90,000
Tue, Nov 7No vendor named: Deposit to public art maintenance fund (20% of percent-for-art funds) · Fiscal 2023-24 CIP percent-for-art funds
Public Art Program maintenance and conservation report for fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$32,304
Tue, Nov 7U.S. Department of Transportation: Safe Streets for All TravelWell Schools demonstration · Federal grant (application)
Grant applications: Safe Streets for All TravelWell Schools, Victims of Crime Act renewal, Know Your Neighbor renewal · Continued
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Tue, Nov 7Utah Office for Victims of Crime: Victim advocate positions and emergency funds · State grant (renewal application)
Grant applications: Safe Streets for All TravelWell Schools, Victims of Crime Act renewal, Know Your Neighbor renewal · Continued
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Tue, Nov 7Utah Department of Workforce Services: Full-time volunteer coordinator, Know Your Neighbor refugee volunteer program · State grant (renewal application)
Grant applications: Safe Streets for All TravelWell Schools, Victims of Crime Act renewal, Know Your Neighbor renewal · Continued
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Tue, Nov 7Salt Lake County: 2023 election services including District Seven special election
Amended interlocal agreement for 2023 election services (Resolution 31 of 2023) · Approved
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Tue, Oct 17No vendor named: Parks, Trails and Open Space bond proceeds for several projects · Parks, Trails and Open Space bond
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 (Ordinance 57 of 2023) · Approved
$24.8 million
Tue, Oct 1723 local nonprofits (recommended): One-time direct assistance grants to nonprofits serving residents affected by COVID-19 · 23 of 40 applications recommended by the Community Recovery Committee · General Fund (originally ARPA)
Local nonprofit direct assistance grant awards · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Oct 17U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Pipeline to divert Big Cottonwood Creek water to the Little Cottonwood Treatment Plant during treatment plant rebuild · EPA grant (application)
Grant application: Cottonwoods Connection Project funding · Continued
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Tue, Oct 17U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Replace pipeline serving the largest pressure zone · EPA grant (application)
Grant application: Marcus to Artesian Basin project funding · Continued
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Tue, Oct 10No vendor named: Acquire property for future housing development · HUD program income (CDBG and HOME)
Substantial amendments to the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan and 2023-24 Annual Action Plan for unallocated housing program income · Discussed
$5.60 million
Tue, Oct 10No vendor named: Housing development around the Ballpark area · HUD program income
Substantial amendments to the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan and 2023-24 Annual Action Plan for unallocated housing program income · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, Oct 3No vendor named: Parks, Trails and Open Space bond proceeds for several projects · Parks, Trails and Open Space bond
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Continued
$24.8 million
Tue, Oct 3No vendor named: Parks, Trails and Open Space bond proceeds for several projects · Parks, Trails and Open Space bond, first issuance
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$24.8 million
Tue, Oct 3U.S. Treasury: Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds to the miscellaneous grants fund · U.S. Treasury
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$2.34 million
Tue, Oct 3No vendor named: Greater Salt Lake Area Clean Energy and Air Roadmap grant · Miscellaneous grants
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Oct 3Utah Jazz: Donation for Liberty Park basketball court · Donation
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 (follow-up) · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Oct 3Local nonprofits (pass-through): Pass-through grants to small businesses and artists · American Rescue Plan Act fiscal recovery funds
ARPA local nonprofit pass-through assistance grant awards (Ordinance 52 of 2023) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: First issuance of General Obligation Series 2023 parks, trails and open space bonds for CIP projects · General obligation bonds
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$24.9 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Fleet vehicle purchases re-appropriation · Fleet fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved with conditions
$14.4 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Local match for federal funding to rebuild three Jordan River bridges · CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved with conditions
$6.35 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Reallocate bond funds from 1700 East to 2100 South reconstruction · CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved with conditions
$1.50 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: TANF capacity building grant, youth development · Miscellaneous grants
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$1.39 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Three Creeks West roadway re-scope · CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved with conditions
$1.36 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: TANF capacity building grant, financial capability · Miscellaneous grants
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$1.23 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Greater Salt Lake Area Clean Energy and Air Roadmap grant covering four years of one employee · Miscellaneous grants
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Sanctioned camping, held in a holding account · Various options
Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 19Seven local nonprofit applicants: Pass-through assistance to small businesses and artists · Scored applications · ARPA fiscal recovery funds
ARPA local nonprofit pass-through grant awards · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: One-time funding for fall 2023 Downtown Open Streets events · General fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved with conditions
$250,000
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: One-time funding for fall 2023 Downtown Open Streets events · General fund balance
Downtown Open Streets funding (separate vote) · Approved
$250,000
Tue, Sep 19No vendor named: Donation for northeast ball field sports lighting at Riverside Park · Donation to the CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Approved with conditions
$218,000
Tue, Sep 19U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance: Police training, equipment, overtime and subaward under the Byrne JAG program · Federal grant, if awarded
Grant applications: Byrne Justice Assistance Grant and Jordan River tree and debris removal (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 19Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands: Jordan River Water Trail tree and debris removal · State grant, if awarded
Grant applications: Byrne Justice Assistance Grant and Jordan River tree and debris removal (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Sep 19Ivory University House L3C: Impact and permit fee waivers and refunds, in exchange for equal scholarships over ten years
Ivory University House public benefits analysis · Withdrawn
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Tue, Sep 5No vendor named: Local match for federal funding to rebuild three bridges over the Jordan River · CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24, follow-up · Discussed
$6.35 million
Tue, Sep 5Ivory University House L3C: Impact and permit fee waivers and refunds in exchange for equal scholarships over ten years
Ivory University House public benefits analysis (public hearing) · Continued
$2.40 million
Tue, Sep 5Ivory University House L3C: Impact fee refund (item A-3)
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24, follow-up · Discussed
$2.40 million
Tue, Sep 5No vendor named: Reallocate bond funds from 1700 East to 2100 South reconstruction · CIP fund bond proceeds
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24, follow-up · Discussed
$1.50 million
Tue, Sep 5No vendor named: Re-scope Three Creeks West roadway (budget neutral) · CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24, follow-up · Discussed
$1.36 million
Tue, Sep 5Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands: Jordan River debris and tree removal · Navigational Hazards Fund
Consent: Jordan River debris and tree removal grant · Approved
$50,000
Tue, Sep 5Utah State Board of Education (USDA funds): Daily snacks for YouthCity summer programs · U.S. Department of Agriculture
Grant application: Summer Food Service Program for YouthCity (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Aug 15No vendor named: Total proposed expenditures in Budget Amendment No. 1 · Five funds; $2,139,398 in new revenue
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$14.9 million
Tue, Aug 15Ivory University House L3C: Impact and permit fee waivers and refunds, in exchange for an equal amount in scholarships over ten years
Ivory University House public benefits analysis · Discussed
$2.40 million
Tue, Aug 15No vendor named: One-time funding for fall 2023 Downtown Open Streets events · General fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Aug 15No vendor named: Donation for sports lighting for both northeast ball fields at Riverside Park · Donation to the CIP fund
Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2023-24 · Discussed
$218,000
Tue, Aug 15Leavity LLC: Loan to create one job and retain one · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Leavity LLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Aug 15State of Utah ICAC Task Force: Police overtime, training and computers for a 12-month period from July 1, 2024 · State grant, if awarded
Grant application: Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Aug 8Leavity LLC: Loan to a wholesale bakery to create one new job and retain one · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Leavity LLC · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Jul 18No vendor named: Additional funding for 700 South (Phase 7, 4600 West to 5000 West); not recommended for funding on the log · FY2024 Capital Improvement Program
Capital Improvement Program projects, follow-up briefing · Discussed
$4.00 million
Tue, Jul 18Rocky Mountain Power: Make-ready electrical infrastructure for Level 2 EV charging at four west-side sites · Rocky Mountain Power grant, if awarded
Grant application: electric vehicle charging make-ready funding · Approved
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Tue, Jul 18Utah Transit Authority: 2023-24 frequent transit network service on four corridors
Addendum No. 7 to interlocal agreement with Utah Transit Authority (frequent transit network) · Approved
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Tue, Jul 11No vendor named: Council additions to fiscal year 2024 Capital Improvement Program · $644,126 Funding Our Future; $614,689 recaptured from older capital projects
Capital Improvement Program projects · Discussed
$1.26 million
Tue, Jun 13No vendor named: Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2023 (not-to-exceed) · Airport revenue bonds
Airport revenue bonds, Series 2023 public hearing · No action
$600.0 million
Tue, Jun 13No vendor named: Property tax revenue to General Fund (levy .002456) · Property tax
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget, tax levy and related ordinances · Approved
$100.5 million
Tue, Jun 13No vendor named: Transfer to Capital Improvement Program
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget, tax levy and related ordinances · Approved
$39.8 million
Tue, Jun 13No vendor named: Parks, trails and open space general obligation bonds, first issuance (up to) · General obligation bond
General obligation bond for parks, trails and open space, Series 2023 · Approved
$25.5 million
Tue, Jun 13No vendor named: Property tax revenue to Library Fund (levy .000580) · Property tax
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget, tax levy and related ordinances · Approved
$24.9 million
Tue, Jun 13Salt Lake Sandwich Company, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Salt Lake Sandwich Company · Approved
$100,000
Mon, Jun 12No vendor named: Sanctioned camping catalytic grant fund held in a holding account
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$500,000
Mon, Jun 12No vendor named: Additional construction mitigation funding in Economic Development · General Fund
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$300,000
Mon, Jun 12No vendor named: Air quality incentives program (held)
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$230,000
Mon, Jun 12Salt Lake Sandwich Company, LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan; 3.5 new jobs · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Salt Lake Sandwich Company · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2023, financing airport capital improvements (not-to-exceed) · Airport revenue bonds
Airport revenue bonds, Series 2023 · Continued
$600.0 million
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: First issuance, parks, trails and open space general obligation bond (up to $25.5 million authorized in the resolution) · General obligation bond authorized by voters November 2022
General obligation bond for parks, trails and open space, Series 2023 · Discussed
$24.9 million
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: Additional ARPA revenue replacement · American Rescue Plan Act funds
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved with conditions
$14.6 million
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: Contribution to Perpetual Housing Fund via external developer (contingent on Council-approved term sheet) · American Rescue Plan Act funds
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved with conditions
$10.0 million
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: Steiner Aquatics Center roof replacement · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved with conditions
$1.38 million
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: Flood mitigation · $736,275 General Fund balance and $263,725 unused NBA All-Star Game activation funds
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved with conditions
$1.00 million
Tue, Jun 6No vendor named: Liberty Park Seven Canyons Fountain rescope · Capital Improvement Program
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved with conditions
$823,548
Thu, Jun 1No vendor named: Proposed RV compliance team, one-time cost
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$360,000
Thu, Jun 1No vendor named: Proposed RV compliance team, ongoing cost
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$325,000
Thu, Jun 1No vendor named: Economic Development budget request for fiscal year 2023-24
Fiscal year 2023-24 budget: Economic Development · Discussed
$80,000
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Golf Fund operating expenses · Golf Fund
FY2023-24 budget: Golf Fund · Discussed
$10.4 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Public safety vehicles · Funding Our Future
FY2023-24 budget: Fleet Fund · Discussed
$4.00 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Racial Equity in Policing
FY2023-24 budget: Non-Departmental Fund · Discussed
$3.82 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Capital reinvestment in golf properties · Golf Fund
FY2023-24 budget: Golf Fund · Discussed
$2.50 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: NeighborWorks equity-sharing housing partnership (proposed)
FY2023-24 budget: unresolved issues · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Streets vehicles · Funding Our Future
FY2023-24 budget: Fleet Fund · Discussed
$1.70 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: On-demand ride service · Funding Our Future
FY2023-24 budget: Community and Neighborhoods Department · Discussed
$1.10 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Naturally occurring affordable housing loan program (proposed)
FY2023-24 budget: unresolved issues · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Four YouthCity employees at Fairpark · General Fund
FY2023-24 budget: Community and Neighborhoods Department · Discussed
$447,136
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Service on bus routes 1, 2, 9 and 21 · Funding Our Future
FY2023-24 budget: Community and Neighborhoods Department · Discussed
$400,000
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Municipal elections
FY2023-24 budget: Non-Departmental Fund · Discussed
$334,551
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Trades apprenticeship program (four positions)
FY2023-24 budget: Department of Public Services · Discussed
$332,000
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Sanctioned camping grant to supplement state efforts (proposed)
FY2023-24 budget: unresolved issues · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Expanded citywide events including two drone shows and a special projects assistant
FY2023-24 budget: Department of Public Lands · Discussed
$225,000
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Two civil enforcement officers for short-term rental enforcement
FY2023-24 budget: Community and Neighborhoods Department · Discussed
$194,000
Tue, May 23No vendor named: Mill and overlay pilot program · Funding Our Future
FY2023-24 budget: Department of Public Services · Discussed
$130,000
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2023 (maximum principal) · Airport revenue
Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2023 (parameters resolution) · Approved
$600.0 million
Tue, May 16No vendor named: 5.0% general merit increase for all employees · General Fund share $6.1 million
FY2023-24 budget: proposed compensation for city employees · Discussed
$8.90 million
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Personnel base changes
FY2023-24 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$6.43 million
Tue, May 16Redevelopment Agency Westside Community Initiative: ARPA revenue replacement for 9-Line project area property acquisition · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 (partial adoption) · Approved with conditions
$4.00 million
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Step increases for represented employees · General Fund share $636,434
FY2023-24 budget: proposed compensation for city employees · Discussed
$1.06 million
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Market-based salary adjustments
FY2023-24 budget: proposed compensation for city employees · Discussed
$1.05 million
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Natural gas cost increase ($135,000 to Fleet Fund) · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 (partial adoption) · Approved with conditions
$635,000
Tue, May 16Trackland, LLC: Loan to create 20 jobs and retain 8 · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Trackland, LLC · Approved
$350,000
Tue, May 16Advantage Services (Mobile Clean Team): One-time Mobile Clean Team funding · Rescoped Community and Neighborhoods vacancy savings
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 (partial adoption) · Approved with conditions
$300,000
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Community Response Team
FY2023-24 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$283,455
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Internal Affairs program sergeant
FY2023-24 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$164,266
Tue, May 16Advantage Services: State Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation Grant revision ($110,000 rescope plus $50,000 reappropriation) · State mitigation grant
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 (partial adoption) · Approved with conditions
$160,000
Tue, May 16No vendor named: License plate reader alternative response program
FY2023-24 budget: Police Department · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Repurposed Operation Rio Grande funds for new homeless services · Recaptured Operation Rio Grande funds
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 (partial adoption) · Approved with conditions
$73,418
Tue, May 16No vendor named: Environmental assessment additional funding · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 (partial adoption) · Approved with conditions
$50,000
Tue, May 9No vendor named: Mayor's recommended FY2023-24 budget, all funds · General Fund, enterprise, internal service and capital funds
FY2023-24 budget: Administration overview and revenue update · Discussed
$1828.8 million
Tue, May 9No vendor named: Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2023, maximum authorized; $450 million planned to be sold · Airport revenue
Airport Revenue Bonds, Series 2023 (parameters resolution) · Discussed
$600.0 million
Tue, May 9Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake & Sandy: FY2024 capital and costs from other agencies
FY2023-24 budget: Metropolitan Water District · Discussed
$9.37 million
Tue, May 2Perpetual Housing Fund of Utah: ARPA investment to build affordable equity-sharing rental housing · American Rescue Plan Act funds
Proposal to invest $10 million in the Perpetual Housing Fund of Utah · Discussed
$10.0 million
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Steiner Aquatics Center roof replacement · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$1.38 million
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Liberty Park Seven Canyons Fountain rescope into a dry art piece · Capital Improvement Program
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$823,548
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Open space property acquisitions · Impact fees: $450,000 parks and $300,000 trails
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$750,000
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Natural gas cost increase ($135,000 to Fleet Fund) · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$635,000
Tue, May 2Advantage Services (Mobile Clean Team): One-time funding: $300,000 from rescoped Community and Neighborhoods vacancy savings, $160,000 from rescoped State Mitigation Grant and $73,418 from unspent Operation Rio Grande funds · Rescoped city and state funds
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$533,418
Tue, May 2Trackland, LLC: Loan to create 20 new jobs and retain 8 · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund: Trackland, LLC · Discussed
$350,000
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Additional Cultural Core funding · Cultural Core Surplus Fund
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$291,000
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Recapture of one-time Emergency Solutions Grant CARES Act funds ($200,000 city administration, $9,552 VOA outreach) · ESG CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$209,552
Tue, May 2No vendor named: Environmental assessment funding · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY2022-23 · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, May 2Utah Department of Transportation / Wasatch Front Regional Council: Traffic signal synchronization with radar detection at about 31 intersections · CMAQ federal funds (if awarded)
Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality grant for traffic signal synchronization (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, May 2Salt Lake County: Election services for the 2023 municipal general election
Election services interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for the 2023 municipal election · Approved
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Tue, Apr 18Department of Public Utilities: Total proposed FY2023-24 budget · Water, sewer, stormwater and street lighting utility revenue
FY2023-24 proposed budget: Department of Public Utilities · Discussed
$508.8 million
Tue, Apr 18Salt Lake City Public Library: General Fund proposed budget FY2023-24 · Library Fund
FY2023-24 proposed budget: Salt Lake City Public Library · Discussed
$33.0 million
Tue, Apr 18Salt Lake City Public Library: Capital Project Fund proposed budget
FY2023-24 proposed budget: Salt Lake City Public Library · Discussed
$6.26 million
Tue, Apr 18Salt Lake City Public Library: Debt Service Fund proposed budget
FY2023-24 proposed budget: Salt Lake City Public Library · Discussed
$987,450
Tue, Apr 18Wasatch Front Regional Council: Consultant-led North Temple economic revitalization plan · WFRC grant
North Temple Economic Revitalization Action Plan grant · Discussed
$170,000
Tue, Apr 18No vendor named: City match for the North Temple plan · City
North Temple Economic Revitalization Action Plan grant · Discussed
$20,000
Tue, Apr 11No vendor named: First issuance of Parks, Trails and Open Space general obligation bond · GO bond approved by voters November 2022; repaid by dedicated property tax
First issuance of general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · Discussed
$24.7 million
Tue, Apr 11No vendor named: Glendale Park · GO bond
First issuance of general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · Discussed
$9.00 million
Tue, Apr 11No vendor named: Folsom Trail · GO bond
First issuance of general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · Discussed
$5.00 million
Tue, Apr 11No vendor named: Liberty Park playground · GO bond
First issuance of general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Apr 11Community Land Trust/Shared Equity Program: CDBG Housing #6; Council discussed shifting this amount · CDBG
FY2023-24 Community Development Block Grant and federal grant allocations (follow-up) · Discussed
$406,253
Tue, Apr 11Odyssey House: CDBG Public Services #7 adult mental health program · CDBG
FY2023-24 Community Development Block Grant and federal grant allocations (follow-up) · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, Apr 11Salt Lake American Survival Services for Refugees: CDBG Public Services #8 · CDBG
FY2023-24 Community Development Block Grant and federal grant allocations (follow-up) · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, Apr 11Salt Lake County / third-party administrator: 2% surcharge on hotel room revenue funding visitor promotion · Assessment on lodging establishments
Resolution consenting to Salt Lake County Convention and Tourism Assessment Area · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 4No vendor named: One-time funding to support ADU construction (legislative intent)
Accessory dwelling unit (ADU) text amendment · Approved with conditions
$1.00 million
Tue, Apr 4Neighborhood Business Improvement Program: CDBG request for neighborhood business improvements · CDBG
FY2023-24 Community Development Block Grant and other federal grant allocations (follow-up) · Discussed
$923,000
Tue, Apr 4Marathon Petroleum: Gas system and monitor for Fire Department training tower · Marathon Petroleum Community Investment Grant (if awarded)
Marathon Petroleum Community Investment grant for Fire Department training tower (public hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Available federal CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA funds for fiscal 2023-24 versus $10,830,805 requested · Applications ranked and recommended by the Mayor, with the Council to decide · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Funding allocations for the one-year action plan (CDBG and other federal grants), fiscal 2023-24 · Discussed
$8.94 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Insurance funds for City and County Building earthquake damage (D-4) · Insurance proceeds
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$7.25 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: One-time police retention bonuses and ongoing hiring bonuses (A-9), plus $1,201,976 from General Fund balance · American Rescue Plan Act
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$4.30 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: One-time HOME-ARPA funds for housing for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness and domestic violence survivors · HUD, American Rescue Plan Act
$3.5 million HOME-ARPA funding: amendment to the 2021-22 HUD Annual Action Plan · Approved
$3.50 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: City Hall earthquake repairs (A-2) · General Fund balance to Capital Improvement Program fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$2.65 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Public safety radio replacement cost increases (A-5) · IMS Fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$2.40 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Anonymous donation for the Avenues City Cemetery (A-8) · Anonymous donor
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$1.00 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Proposed holding account for City and County Building vehicle barriers and security · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 5 follow-up · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Real property purchase (A-10) · General Fund balance to Capital Improvement Program fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$825,000
Tue, Mar 21No vendor named: Reconstruct three sections of Lockhart Alley (I-4) · General Fund balance to Capital Improvement Program fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$208,373
Tue, Mar 14No vendor named: 300 West roadway bond adjustments (D-3) · Bond funds
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$2.15 million
Tue, Mar 14No vendor named: Intended one-time funding for ADU construction financing (legislative intent) · General Fund balance
Accessory dwelling unit (ADU) text amendment follow-up · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Mar 14No vendor named: Reconstruction of three sections of Lockhart Alley (I-4) · General Fund balance to Capital Improvement Program fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$208,373
Tue, Mar 14No vendor named: Intended funding for two civil enforcement employees for ADU and code enforcement (legislative intent) · General Fund
Accessory dwelling unit (ADU) text amendment follow-up · Discussed
$200,000
Tue, Mar 14No vendor named: Technology upgrades in council chambers (I-2) · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$80,000
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: U.S. Treasury emergency rental assistance additional resources (E-1): $2 million rental assistance, $2 million housing stability services · U.S. Treasury
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$4.00 million
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: One-time HOME-ARPA funds for housing for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness and domestic violence survivors · HUD, American Rescue Plan Act
$3.5 million HOME-ARPA grant funding · Discussed
$3.50 million
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: City Hall earthquake repairs (A-2) · General Fund balance to Capital Improvement Program fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$2.65 million
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: Public safety radio replacement cost increases (A-5) · IMS Fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$2.50 million
Tue, Mar 7Utah Rent Relief Program: Tenant assistance for Salt Lake City renters (item E-1) · U.S. Treasury Emergency Rental Assistance Program additional resources
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$2.00 million
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: Option A: local business assistance grants to 42 applicants · Scored by Community Recovery Committee; four funding options presented · American Rescue Plan Act fiscal recovery funds
Local business assistance ARPA grant awards follow-up · Discussed
$1.02 million
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: Fiber conduit between city facilities during 200 South reconstruction (A-3) · IMS Fund
Budget Amendment No. 5 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$242,000
Tue, Mar 7No vendor named: Phase 1 local business assistance grants as shown in the funding log (amounts per applicant not stated in minutes) · Scored applicants recommended by the Community Recovery Committee · American Rescue Plan Act fiscal recovery funds
Local business assistance ARPA grant awards · Approved
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Tue, Feb 21No vendor named: One-time HOME-ARPA funds for housing for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness and domestic violence survivors · HUD, American Rescue Plan Act HOME program
$3.5 million HOME-ARPA grant funding (public hearing) · Continued
$3.50 million
Tue, Feb 21No vendor named: Phase 1, group 1 local business assistance grants to 31 applicants · 31 recommended from 229 eligible applications, reviewed by the Community Recovery Committee · American Rescue Plan Act fiscal recovery funds
Local Business Assistance ARPA grant awards · Discussed
$755,718
Tue, Feb 21Riverwood Cove, LLC: Open space land swap of equal-size parcels
Land exchange for the Bridge to Backman project (public hearing) · Approved
$0
Tue, Feb 14No vendor named: Unallocated HOME program income eligible for one-time uses · HUD HOME Investment Partnership program income
HUD program income funds (CDBG and HOME) · Discussed
$8.60 million
Tue, Feb 14No vendor named: Unallocated CDBG program income eligible for one-time uses · HUD Community Development Block Grant program income
HUD program income funds (CDBG and HOME) · Discussed
$5.70 million
Tue, Feb 7No vendor named: Dormant program income and other funds found incorrectly accounted for in Housing Stability Division programs · Federal (HUD) and local program funds
Transparency in the Housing Stability Division budget · Discussed
$20.4 million
Tue, Feb 7No vendor named: One-time HOME-ARPA funding from HUD for housing for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness and domestic violence survivors (hearing set) · U.S. Housing and Urban Development, American Rescue Plan Act
Consent: hearing dates set and Julie Bjornstad appointment · Approved
$3.50 million
Tue, Feb 7No vendor named: Estimated per-notice cost of postcards with labor ($3.49 without labor) · Charged to public way permit applicants
Right-of-way permit notification fee · Discussed
$12
Tue, Feb 7Wasatch Front Regional Council: Seven grant applications for U.S. Department of Transportation funds administered by the regional council (amounts not stated in minutes) · U.S. Department of Transportation via Wasatch Front Regional Council
Grant applications (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Feb 7Riverwood Cove, LLC: Open space land swap of equal-size parcels
Land exchange to facilitate the Bridge to Backman project (public hearing) · Continued
$0
Tue, Feb 7Riverwood Cove, LLC: Open space land swap of equal-size parcels for the Bridge to Backman project
Land exchange for the Bridge to Backman project · Discussed
$0
Tue, Jan 17Forty Three Bakery/Streusel LLC: Economic Development Loan Fund loan for a bakery and café; 20 new jobs and 7 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Forty Three Bakery/Streusel LLC · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Jan 17Riverwood Cove, LLC: Proposed transfer of city open space at 592 N. Riverside Drive in exchange for another open space parcel of equal size (hearing date set)
Consent: public hearing dates set · Approved
$0
Tue, Jan 17Eide Bailly: External audit of the city's annual financial report
City's annual financial audit report · Discussed
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Tue, Jan 3Forty Three Bakery/Streusel LLC: Business expansion loan: 20 new jobs, 7 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund committee review · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $100,000 loan to Forty Three Bakery/Streusel LLC, 713 Genesee Avenue · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Sales Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2022 B (non-taxable) · Bond proceeds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$45.0 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Sales Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2022 C (federally taxable) · Bond proceeds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$24.2 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: General Obligation Series 2022 Streets Bonds, last issuance · Bond proceeds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$23.5 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Deeply affordable housing allocations (permanent supportive and transitional housing, at least 100 units) · Application process with staff recommendations · Homeless Housing Grant Fund
$6 million deeply affordable housing grant awards · Approved
$6.00 million
Tue, Dec 13U.S. Treasury: Emergency Rental Assistance Program · Federal
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$5.00 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Glendale Regional Park phase one · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$4.35 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Real property purchase (item I-3) · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$3.57 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Police patrol overtime · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$2.54 million
Tue, Dec 13No vendor named: Library property acquisition · Library Fund balance
Library Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$1.30 million
Tue, Dec 13U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Brownfields cleanup at 22 South Jeremy Street · Federal (if awarded)
Grant applications (heard together) · No action
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Tue, Dec 13U.S. Department of Transportation: Transit signal equipment at 30 intersections on UTA Route 1 · Federal (if awarded)
Grant applications (heard together) · No action
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Tue, Dec 6No vendor named: Deeply affordable housing awards for at least 100 units · Application process with staff recommendations
Resolution: $6 million deeply affordable housing grant awards · Discussed
$6.00 million
Tue, Dec 6No vendor named: Additional funding for Glendale Regional Park phase one · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$4.35 million
Tue, Dec 6Sandy City: Annual payment to SLC911 for computer-aided dispatch and records management services (rate stated in Nov. 22 work session briefing) · Paid by Sandy City
Amended interlocal agreement with Sandy City for dispatch and records services · Approved
$636,000
Tue, Dec 6No vendor named: Dee Glen tennis court reconstruction · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Dec 6Core Image Investments, LLC (Club Verse): Loan to create 45 new jobs and retain three · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $250,000 loan to Club Verse, 609 South State Street · Approved
$250,000
Tue, Dec 6No vendor named: Pilot vouchers for RV wastewater disposal
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$10,000
Tue, Dec 6No vendor named: FY2022-23 Budget Amendment No. 4 · Various, including sales tax revenue bonds, General Fund balance, parks impact fees and U.S. Treasury funds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 (hearing) · No action
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Tue, Nov 22No vendor named: Parks, trails and open space improvements · Voter-approved ballot proposition · General obligation bond
Certified results of the Nov. 8, 2022 parks, trails and open space bond election · Approved
$85.0 million
Tue, Nov 22U.S. Treasury: Emergency Rental Assistance Program · Federal
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$5.00 million
Tue, Nov 22No vendor named: Additional funding for phase one of Glendale Regional Park · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$4.35 million
Tue, Nov 22No vendor named: Police patrol overtime · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$2.54 million
Tue, Nov 22No vendor named: Library property purchase · Library Fund balance
Library Fund budget amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$1.30 million
Tue, Nov 22Sandy City: Annual payment to SLC911 for dispatch and records management services · Paid by Sandy City
Amended interlocal agreement with Sandy for dispatch and records services · Discussed
$636,000
Tue, Nov 22Core Image Investments, LLC (Club Verse): Economic Development Loan Fund loan: 45 new jobs, 3 retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $250,000 loan for Club Verse, 609 South State Street · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Nov 22Rocky Mountain Power: EV charging infrastructure on 200 South · Grant
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 follow-up · Discussed
$38,000
Tue, Nov 22U.S. Department of Transportation: Reconnecting Communities Pilot study of east-west crossings · Federal (if awarded)
Grant applications (heard together) · No action
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Tue, Nov 22Utah Workforce Services: 2024 Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation grant for police and engagement staff · State (if awarded)
Grant applications (heard together) · No action
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Tue, Nov 22Rocky Mountain Power: EV charging stations on 200 South · Grant (if awarded)
Grant applications (heard together) · No action
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Thu, Nov 10Volunteers of America: City-specific outreach team · General Fund balance (re-scoped Operation Rio Grande funds)
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$274,000
Thu, Nov 10No vendor named: New computers and devices for Airport Police · Information Management Services Fund, reimbursed by Airport
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$155,028
Thu, Nov 10Rocky Mountain Power: EV charging infrastructure on 200 South · Grant
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$38,000
Thu, Nov 10No vendor named: Donation of 146 surplus City computers to nonprofits
Digital equipment donation program (hearing) · No action
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Tue, Oct 18No vendor named: Acquire and improve parks, trails, open space and recreation facilities · Ballot proposition · General obligation bond
$85 million general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · No action
$85.0 million
Tue, Oct 18U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: HOME-ARP: housing, supportive services and administration ($2.25M housing, $753,000 services, remainder administration) · American Rescue Plan Act, HUD HOME program
$3.5 million HOME-ARP grant allocation plan · Discussed
$3.50 million
Tue, Oct 18Open Society Foundation: Part-time program coordinator salary, Mayor's Office of Equity & Inclusion (Know Your Neighbor) · Grant (if awarded)
Grant application: Know Your Neighbor, Open Society Foundation · No action
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Tue, Oct 18The Other Side Academy: 40-year below-market ground lease of City land for about 54 tiny-home units · Negotiated term sheet
The Other Side Village: lease terms and public benefit analysis, 1850 West Indiana Avenue · Approved with conditions
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Tue, Oct 18No vendor named: Release of Sustainability Department holding account funds for electrified transportation · FY2022-23 budget holding account
Fiscal Year 2023 sustainability holding account: electrified transportation · Approved
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Tue, Oct 18No vendor named: Release of airport parking lot capital expenditure holding account funds · Airport Fund
Airport Fund fiscal year 2023 budget contingency · Approved
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Tue, Oct 11No vendor named: General obligation bonds for parks, trails, open space and recreation facilities · Voter approval at Nov. 8, 2022 special election · General obligation bonds
General obligation bond for parks, trails and open space (public hearing) · No action
$85.0 million
Tue, Oct 11Utah Inland Port Authority: Share of city-generated property tax increment under HB 443 contract (percentages as described) · City-generated property tax increment
Interlocal agreement with the Utah Inland Port Authority · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 4Federal BRIC program: Retrofit of City Creek Water Treatment Plant · Misc. Grant Fund to Water Fund holding account
Budget Amendment No. 3, selected items (Ordinance 63 of 2022) · Approved
$36.7 million
Tue, Oct 4No vendor named: Phase I of Glendale Regional Park · Funding status stated as $3.2M
Glendale Regional Park Master Plan · Discussed
$3.20 million
Tue, Oct 4No vendor named: Refuse packers and cost increases · Refuse Fund
Budget Amendment No. 3, selected items (Ordinance 63 of 2022) · Approved
$3.06 million
Tue, Oct 4No vendor named: Cost increases for RDA Marmalade Plaza · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 3, selected items (Ordinance 63 of 2022) · Approved
$1.00 million
Tue, Oct 4No vendor named: Match funds for public EV charging stations · Sustainability holding account
Sustainability holding account: electrified transportation · Discussed
$214,000
Tue, Oct 4No vendor named: Study to incentivize public EV adoption · Sustainability holding account
Sustainability holding account: electrified transportation · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, Oct 4No vendor named: City fleet EV charging needs assessment · Sustainability holding account
Sustainability holding account: electrified transportation · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, Oct 4U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance: 2022 Byrne JAG application (amount not stated) · Federal grant
Grant applications (public hearing): Justice Assistance Grant, railroad crossing safety, YouthCity snacks, sustainability learning fund · Approved
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Tue, Oct 4Utah Department of Transportation: Railroad crossing safety at 4900 West 700 South, part of 700 South reconstruction · State grant
Grant applications (public hearing): Justice Assistance Grant, railroad crossing safety, YouthCity snacks, sustainability learning fund · Approved
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Tue, Sep 20Federal BRIC program: Retrofit of City Creek Water Treatment Plant · Misc. Grant Fund to Water Fund
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$36.7 million
Tue, Sep 20No vendor named: Deeply affordable housing for immediate and long-term homeless needs; creates Homelessness Housing Grant Fund · CIP holding account to General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 3, item A-2: $6 million for deeply affordable housing (Ordinance 58 of 2022) · Approved
$6.00 million
Tue, Sep 20No vendor named: Deeply affordable housing and creation of Homelessness Housing Grant Fund · CIP holding account to General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$6.00 million
Tue, Sep 20No vendor named: Refuse packers and cost increases · Refuse Fund
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$3.06 million
Tue, Sep 20No vendor named: Emergency Loan Program interest-free loans, 52 borrowers · General Fund
Deferral of Emergency Loan Program repayments to Dec. 31, 2024 · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 20No vendor named: Cost increases for RDA Marmalade Plaza project · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2022-23 · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Sep 20No vendor named: Community Food Assessment · Department of Sustainability FY2023 budget contingency
Release of $125,000 for a Community Food Assessment (Resolution 28 of 2022) · Approved
$125,000
Tue, Sep 20Kahve Cafe, LLC: Loan; five new jobs and five retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
$50,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Kahve Cafe (Ordinance 61 of 2022) · Approved
$50,000
Tue, Sep 20The Other Side Academy: 40-year ground lease at $1 per year; parcel valued at $8,230,000
The Other Side Village lease terms and rezone (follow-up) · Discussed
$1
Tue, Sep 13No vendor named: One-time funding for deeply affordable housing grants · Grant program; project selection process under discussion · Capital improvement program holding account
Budget Amendment No. 3: $6 million for deeply affordable housing · Discussed
$6.00 million
Tue, Sep 13No vendor named: Community Food Assessment · Sustainability Department holding account, FY2023 budget
Sustainability food assessment and holding account funds · Discussed
$125,000
Tue, Sep 6No vendor named: General obligation bond for parks, trails and open space · General obligation bonds
General obligation bond election for parks, trails and open space · Pending
$85.0 million
Tue, Sep 6No vendor named: Sales and excise tax revenue bonds for capital projects · Sales and excise tax revenue bonds
Sales tax revenue bond (public hearing) · Pending
$67.5 million
Tue, Sep 6The Other Side Academy: Financial commitment for development cost shortfall (up to)
Public benefit analysis and lease for The Other Side Village pilot project · Discussed
$5.00 million
Tue, Sep 6State of Utah: Homeless Shelter Cities Mitigation grant, one-time, to fund 13 new full-time employees · State grant
Budget Amendment No. 1 follow-up · Discussed
$2.75 million
Tue, Sep 6No vendor named: Governmental immunity fund adjustment
Budget Amendment No. 1 follow-up · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Sep 6Kalo Clinical Research: Loan for job creation and retention · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Kalo Clinical Research · Pending
$262,964
Tue, Sep 6Kahve Cafe, LLC: Loan to increase production; five new jobs and five retained · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Kahve Cafe · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Sep 6The Other Side Academy: 40-year below-market ground lease at $1 per year
Public benefit analysis and lease for The Other Side Village pilot project · Discussed
$1
Tue, Aug 16No vendor named: General obligation bonds for parks, trails, open space and recreation amenities · Voter approval at special bond election · General obligation bonds (taxable and tax-exempt mix)
Parks, trails and open space general obligation bond election (Resolution 24 of 2022) · Approved
$80.0 million
Tue, Aug 16No vendor named: Sales and excise tax revenue bonds for capital improvement projects · Sales and excise tax revenue bonds
Sales and excise tax revenue bonds (Resolution 25 of 2022) · Approved
$67.5 million
Tue, Aug 16No vendor named: CIP transfer for general fund security (item D-2) · CIP Fund transfer to General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$1.20 million
Tue, Aug 16Chip Cookies, LLC: Loan to expand production and administrative operations · Economic Development Loan Fund
$350,000 Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Chip Cookies, LLC (Ordinance 52 of 2022) · Approved
$350,000
Tue, Aug 16Kalo Clinical Research: Economic Development Loan Fund loan to support 6 new jobs and retention of 6 · Economic Development Loan Fund
Ordinance: Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Kalo Clinical Research · Pending
$262,964
Tue, Aug 16No vendor named: General obligation bond public outreach and engagement (item A-4) · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2022-23 (public hearing) · Approved
$150,000
Tue, Aug 16SUGA Education Training & Development Inc.: Train the Trainer education for Workday HR software · Grant application (amount not stated in minutes)
Train the Trainer education grant for Workday software (public hearing) · Approved
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Tue, Aug 16Uniti National, LLC: Telecommunications franchise; company pays state telecommunications tax
Telecommunications franchise for Uniti National, LLC (Ordinance 51 of 2022) · Approved
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Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Final issuance of general obligation bonds for street reconstruction (authorization up to this amount) · 2018 Funding Our Future voter-approved bond ($87 million total)
Resolution: General Obligation Bonds, Series 2022 streets reconstruction · Pending
$23.6 million
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Pioneer Park (straw poll) · Sales tax revenue bond
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond follow-up · Discussed
$10.0 million
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Warm Springs, increased from $2 million (straw poll) · Bond proposal
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond follow-up · Discussed
$8.00 million
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Fairmont Park improvements (straw poll) · Bond proposal
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond follow-up · Discussed
$5.00 million
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Fisher Mansion, increased from $1.8 million (straw poll) · Bond proposal
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond follow-up · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Mountain Dell Disc Golf Park (straw poll, failed) · Park impact fees
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Aug 9Chip Cookies, LLC: Loan to expand production and administrative operations · Loan committee recommended approval · Economic Development Loan Fund
Ordinance: Economic Development Loan Fund loan to Chip Cookies, LLC · Discussed
$350,000
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Riverside Park main field improvements (straw poll) · Unallocated park impact fees
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: Excess funding moved to cost overrun account (straw poll) · Capital improvement program
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$152,000
Tue, Aug 9No vendor named: 1000 West Fairpark traffic circle traffic calming design (straw poll) · General Fund balance
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$81,012
Tue, Jul 19No vendor named: Capital improvement program funds available across five sources for 93 requests (slightly over $27 million) · Five CIP funding sources
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$27.0 million
Tue, Jul 19No vendor named: Final issuance of general obligation bonds for street reconstruction (authorization up to this amount) · 2018 Funding Our Future voter-approved bond ($87 million total)
GO bonds series 2022 streets reconstruction and six-year pavement plan · Discussed
$23.6 million
Tue, Jul 19No vendor named: Complete streets (item 22) from street reconstruction bond · Streets reconstruction bond
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, Jul 19No vendor named: Livable Streets traffic calming program allocation · CIP account
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Jul 19No vendor named: California Avenue safety improvement study (straw poll) · Redirected from item 78
Capital Improvement Program projects follow-up · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Jul 12No vendor named: At least one neighborhood park, trail or open space per council district (straw poll) · Parks and public lands general obligation bond
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond resolution · Discussed
$10.5 million
Tue, Jul 12No vendor named: Fleet Block, raised from $5 million (straw poll) · Parks and public lands general obligation bond
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond resolution · Discussed
$6.00 million
Tue, Jul 12No vendor named: Allen Park, GO bond allocation (straw poll) · Parks and public lands general obligation bond
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond resolution · Discussed
$4.50 million
Tue, Jul 12No vendor named: Smith's Ballpark baseball upgrades to meet lease obligations by 2024 · Sales tax revenue bond
General Obligation Bond and Sales Tax Revenue Bond resolution · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, Jun 14No vendor named: Transfer into the capital improvement program, including $14,043,194 in approved funding · General Fund and other city sources
Fiscal year 2022-23 city budget and related ordinances · Approved
$45.7 million
Tue, Jun 14No vendor named: RDA capital projects holding accounts that do not lapse to fund balance · RDA project area and housing funds
Redevelopment Agency budget for fiscal year 2022-23 · Approved
$8.02 million
Thu, Jun 9No vendor named: Proposed property tax increase straw-polled for fiscal year 2022-23 · Property tax
Fiscal year 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$4.36 million
Thu, Jun 9No vendor named: Proposal to convert 25% of part-time groundskeepers to full time (not supported) · General Fund
Fiscal year 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up · Discussed
$600,000
Tue, Jun 7No vendor named: Parks and public lands general obligation bond under consideration · General obligation bond
Fiscal year 2022-23 budget: Capital Improvement Program overview · Discussed
$80.0 million
Tue, Jun 7No vendor named: Sales tax revenue bond for capital projects · Sales tax revenue bond
Fiscal year 2022-23 budget: Capital Improvement Program overview · Discussed
$63.0 million
Tue, Jun 7No vendor named: Mayor's recommended new capital improvement projects for fiscal year 2022-23 (just under $27 million) · Capital improvement program
Fiscal year 2022-23 budget: Capital Improvement Program overview · Discussed
$27.0 million
Tue, Jun 7Buddies, Inc.: Loan to own and operate concessions and rides at Liberty Park · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund loan to Buddies, Inc. · Approved
$150,000
Thu, Jun 2Metropolitan Water District: MWD total capital budget for FY2022-23 (district's own budget)
FY 2022-23 budget: Metropolitan Water District · Discussed
$12.4 million
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: IMS initiatives
FY 2022-23 budget: Information Management Services · Discussed
$2.84 million
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Livable Streets Program · CIP holding account in Budget Amendment No. 7
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$2.00 million
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: IMS contractual increases
FY 2022-23 budget: Information Management Services · Discussed
$1.26 million
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Council meeting security · CIP holding account
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$1.20 million
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: IMS technical and inflationary increases
FY 2022-23 budget: Information Management Services · Discussed
$627,960
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Open Streets 2022 event · RDA $150,000; fund balance $150,000; Downtown Alliance asked for $50,000 more
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$300,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Construction mitigation grants
FY 2022-23 budget: Department of Economic Development · Discussed
$200,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Temporary traffic calming measures
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$200,000
Thu, Jun 2Buddies, Inc.: Loan to purchase and operate Liberty Park rides and concessions; 7.25% over seven years · Loan committee recommendation · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $150,000 loan to Buddies, Inc. · Discussed
$150,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Fix the Bricks matching program, 12 scholarships
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$84,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Street racing mitigation
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$60,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Tree watering public information campaign
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$50,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Arts Council operating expenses
FY 2022-23 budget: Department of Economic Development · Discussed
$45,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Healthcare innovation marketing and placemaking
FY 2022-23 budget: Department of Economic Development · Discussed
$35,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: NLC Hispanic Entrepreneurs program
FY 2022-23 budget: Department of Economic Development · Discussed
$30,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Historic signs downtown · Fund balance
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$30,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: General obligation bond ballot measure election
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$30,000
Thu, Jun 2No vendor named: Laser-based July celebrations at Jordan Park and Liberty Park
FY 2022-23 budget: unresolved issues follow-up (straw polls) · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, May 24No vendor named: FY23 Sustainability Department investment request · Largely General Fund
FY 2022-23 budget: Sustainability Department and Refuse Fund · Discussed
$1.70 million
Tue, May 17No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022, not more than $360 million · Public Utilities revenue
Public hearing: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022 · Discussed
$360.0 million
Tue, May 17No vendor named: A-1 increase in library budget for pass-through property tax increment related to the Inland Port and convention center hotel · Pass-through property taxes
Library Fund Budget Amendment No. 1, FY 2021-22 · Approved
$500,000
Tue, May 17Office of National Drug Control Policy: Salary and benefits for three Salt Lake Metro Narcotics Task Force positions, calendar year 2023 · Federal HIDTA grant (application)
Public hearing on four grant applications · Approved
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Tue, May 17Utah Department of Workforce Services Office of Child Care: YouthCity 2022-23 afterschool programs, 24 existing positions · Child Care and Development Fund (application)
Public hearing on four grant applications · Approved
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Tue, May 17Utah Department of Workforce Services Office of Child Care: YouthCity summer programs, eight existing positions · Child Care and Development Fund (application)
Public hearing on four grant applications · Approved
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Tue, May 17Utah State Board of Education: Daily snacks for YouthCity Summer Program 2022 · USDA funding (application)
Public hearing on four grant applications · Approved
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Tue, May 10Public Lands: Increased tree planting funding in proposed FY23 budget
FY 2022-23 budget: Council staff overview · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, May 10No vendor named: Replace existing 25 mph signs for 20 mph default limit
20 mph default speed limit on city streets, follow-up · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022, not more than $360 million · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022: parameters resolution · Approved
$360.0 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022, not more than $360 million, for water, sewer and storm water capital improvements · Public Utilities revenue
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022: parameters resolution · Discussed
$360.0 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: I-2 one-time transfer for capital investments · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$10.0 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: I-2 one-time transfer for capital investments to CIP holding account · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 follow-up · Discussed
$10.0 million
Tue, May 3State of Utah, Governor's Office of Planning and Budget: E-1 Granary District flood plain mitigation ($2 million CIP, $2.238 million grants fund) · CIP Fund and Miscellaneous Grants Fund
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$4.24 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: Current implementation funding for Glendale Regional Park
Glendale Regional Park master plan update · Discussed
$3.20 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-14 Housing Trust Fund transfer to the RDA · Housing Fund
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$2.80 million
Tue, May 3State of Utah, Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity: Bonneville Shoreline Trail grant for five Foothills trailheads (planning, design, community engagement) · State grant
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY 2021-22: Foothills trailheads · Approved with conditions
$1.30 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: Parks impact fees rescoped as match for the state grant (budget neutral) · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 6 for FY 2021-22: Foothills trailheads · Approved with conditions
$1.30 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: I-1 RAISE grant match increase · Funding Our Future revenues above budget
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$1.24 million
Tue, May 3U.S. Department of Transportation (RAISE grant): I-1 increase in city match for RAISE grant · Funding Our Future revenues above budget
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 follow-up · Discussed
$1.24 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-9 Public Utilities revenue bonds ($874,000 sewer, $234,000 water)
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$1.11 million
Tue, May 3UDOT: A-3 pass-through funds for RAC access road · UDOT
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$1.00 million
Tue, May 3No vendor named: A-7 cybersecurity portfolio expansion · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$713,680
Tue, May 3No vendor named: A-1 open space acquisition · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$700,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-4 wildland deployment reimbursements · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$653,571
Tue, May 3No vendor named: A-5 re-scope of Class C funds from 1300 East to 900 South reconstruction · Class C funds
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$611,749
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-11 Community Connection Center supplies and tenant improvements · Police Department vacancy savings
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$482,809
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-11 Community Connection Center supplies and tenant improvements · Police Department vacancy savings (budget neutral)
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 follow-up · Discussed
$482,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-8 transfer to Sustainability · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$440,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-13 mobile surveillance trailer cameras · Police Department vacancy savings
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$383,160
Tue, May 3No vendor named: D-13 police mobile surveillance trailer cameras · Police Department vacancy savings (budget neutral)
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 follow-up · Discussed
$383,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: A-6 Leonardo flood damage repair · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$300,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: Glendale Regional Park master plan
Glendale Regional Park master plan update · Discussed
$225,000
Tue, May 3No vendor named: A-2 Cottonwood Park bridge rebuild · Public Lands vacancy savings
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$195,000
Tue, May 3Utah Transit Authority: D-3 UTA-sponsored routes encumbrance carryforward · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$184,259
Tue, May 3Salt Lake County Youth & Family: D-1 Central City damages payment · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 7 for FY 2021-22 · Approved
$37,892
Tue, May 3Utah Department of Public Safety: Distracted driving enforcement and education overtime shifts, one year from October 1, 2022 · State grant (application)
Public hearing: 2023 Distracted Driving Prevention Program grant application · Approved
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Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: Not more than $360 million Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2022 (hearing date set only) · Public Utilities revenue
Consent agenda: hearing dates, bonds and board appointments · Approved
$360.0 million
Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: Community Grants Program: $2 million business assistance grants, $2 million nonprofit assistance grants · American Rescue Plan Act
Budget Amendment No. 4 for FY 2021-22: Community Grants Program · Approved with conditions
$4.00 million
Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: ARPA community grants overseen by new committee · American Rescue Plan Act
Community Recovery Committee for ARPA funds · Approved
$4.00 million
Tue, Apr 19UDOT: A-3 pass-through funds for RAC access road · UDOT
Budget Amendment No. 7 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: A-7 IMS cybersecurity portfolio expansion · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 · Discussed
$713,680
Tue, Apr 19Public Lands Department: A-1 open space acquisition · Parks impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 7 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 · Discussed
$700,000
Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: A-5 re-scope of Class C road funds from 1300 East reconstruction to 900 South reconstruction · Class C funds
Budget Amendment No. 7 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 · Discussed
$611,749
Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: A-6 Leonardo flood damage repair · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 · Discussed
$300,000
Tue, Apr 19No vendor named: A-2 rebuild of Cottonwood Park pedestrian bridge over the Jordan River · Public Lands vacancy savings (budget neutral)
Budget Amendment No. 7 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 · Discussed
$195,000
Tue, Apr 19The Current Exchange: Business loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $100,000 loan to The Current Exchange · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Apr 19Mindful Living Wellness Center: Business loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: $100,000 loan to Mindful Living Wellness Center · Approved
$100,000
Tue, Apr 19U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: FY 2022-23 CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA allocations · Federal grants
One-year action plan for CDBG and other federal grants, FY 2022-23 · Approved
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Tue, Apr 12The Current Exchange: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: The Current Exchange, 1159 South Richard Street · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Apr 12Mindful Living Wellness Center: Economic Development Loan Fund loan · Economic Development Loan Fund
Economic Development Loan Fund: Mindful Living Wellness Center, 1592 South 1100 East · Discussed
$100,000
Tue, Apr 12No vendor named: Department of Airports proposed fiscal year 2022-23 budget · Airport revenues, ARPA and infrastructure grants, long-term debt
Fiscal year 2022-23 proposed budget: Department of Airports · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 12No vendor named: Department of Public Utilities proposed fiscal year 2022-23 budget · Utility rates
Fiscal year 2022-23 proposed budget: Department of Public Utilities · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 5No vendor named: Community Grants Program: $2 million for business grants and $2 million for nonprofit grants · American Rescue Plan Act funds
Community Recovery Committee and $4 million ARPA community grants · Discussed
$4.00 million
Tue, Apr 5South Valley Services (South Valley Sanctuary): Case manager · CDBG public services
One-year Action Plan for CDBG and other federal grants, fiscal year 2022-23 (follow-up) · Discussed
$40,000
Tue, Apr 5YWCA Utah: Women in Jeopardy program · CDBG public services
One-year Action Plan for CDBG and other federal grants, fiscal year 2022-23 (follow-up) · Discussed
$37,778
Tue, Apr 5Shelter the Homeless: Meals at homeless resource centers · CDBG public services
One-year Action Plan for CDBG and other federal grants, fiscal year 2022-23 (follow-up) · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, Apr 5FEMA: BRIC grant application for City Creek Water Treatment Plant · U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Hearing on six grant applications · Pending
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Tue, Apr 5FEMA: Assistance to Firefighters grant for wildland PPE · U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Hearing on six grant applications · Pending
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Tue, Apr 5State Justice Institute: Justice Court governance analysis by the National Center for State Courts
Hearing on six grant applications · Pending
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Tue, Apr 5Utah Cancer Awareness Network: Furnace filters and air purifiers for west-side residents
Hearing on six grant applications · Pending
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Tue, Apr 5Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Preparedness: Per capita allocation for Fire Department medical supplies
Hearing on six grant applications · Pending
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Tue, Apr 5Utah Department of Public Safety: Coverdell grant for Police Crime Lab accreditation fee
Hearing on six grant applications · Pending
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Tue, Mar 22U.S. DOJ COPS Hiring Program: City match for COPS Hiring grant for violent crimes unit · Police Department vacancy savings (budget neutral)
Budget Amendment No. 6B, fiscal year 2021-22 · Approved with conditions
$1.18 million
Tue, Mar 22Healthcare Innovation (Biohive): Healthcare Innovation branding / Biohive · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6B, fiscal year 2021-22 · Approved with conditions
$25,000
Tue, Mar 22Wasatch Front Regional Council / U.S. DOT: Grant applications for the East Downtown mobility hub, 900 West reconstruction, bike share expansion, Foothill Drive safety design and 1300 East study · Federal transportation funds
Public hearing on six transportation and water grant applications · Approved
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Tue, Mar 22U.S. Bureau of Reclamation: WaterSMART grant application for Rose Park Golf Course irrigation efficiency · U.S. Department of the Interior
Public hearing on six transportation and water grant applications · Approved
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Tue, Mar 22No vendor named: Fiscal year 2022-23 CDBG, ESG, HOME and HOPWA allocations · U.S. HUD
One-year Action Plan for CDBG and other federal grants, fiscal year 2022-23: public hearing · Continued
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Tue, Mar 1No vendor named: Reduction in CBIA-22 revenue from removing holiday lighting assessment on one owner's properties · Special assessment on downtown commercial property
Assessment for the Central Business Improvement Area (CBIA-22) · Discussed
$1,049
Tue, Mar 1Salt Lake City Arts Council Foundation: Waiver of lease fees for the Art Barn
Art Barn lease fee waiver · Approved
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Tue, Feb 15No vendor named: Preliminary cost estimate for Pioneer Park improvements · Not yet identified; state funding not approved
Pioneer Park improvements: 'Your Downtown Park' conceptual design · Discussed
$20.0 million
Tue, Feb 15U.S. DOJ COPS Office: COPS Hiring Program grant for 10 officers (Violent Criminal Apprehension Team) · Federal grant; city match from General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2021-22 (follow-up) · Discussed
$1.25 million
Tue, Feb 15No vendor named: City match for COPS Hiring grant · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2021-22 (follow-up) · Discussed
$1.18 million
Tue, Feb 15No vendor named: Gap in winter overflow shelter funding through April 15, 2022 (lease payment support), as briefed earlier in the day · Federal American Rescue Plan Act funds, per work session briefing
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2021-22: emergency winter overflow shelter lease · Approved
$602,912
Tue, Feb 15No vendor named: Gap in emergency winter overflow shelter funding through April 15, 2022 · Proposed split between State and city ARPA funds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2021-22 (follow-up) · Discussed
$602,912
Tue, Feb 15Design Workshop: Consultant for Pioneer Park conceptual design
Pioneer Park improvements: 'Your Downtown Park' conceptual design · Discussed
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Tue, Feb 8No vendor named: Deferred maintenance at library facilities over 10 years per 2018 condition assessment
Draft Library Master Facilities Plan · Discussed
$10.0 million
Tue, Feb 8No vendor named: HOME-ARP funds for non-congregate shelter, affordable housing and services · HUD, American Rescue Plan
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$3.50 million
Tue, Feb 8Utah Transit Authority: Free Fare February initiative making UTA buses and trains free for the month · Donations and city contribution capped under a memorandum of understanding with UTA
Free Fare February transit initiative · Discussed
$1.30 million
Tue, Feb 8Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity: Bonneville Shoreline Trail grant · State of Utah
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$1.30 million
Tue, Feb 8No vendor named: Planning Division mailings about citywide code impacts · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$90,000
Tue, Feb 1No vendor named: Budget Amendment No. 6, 35 items from fund balance · General fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal 2021-22 · Discussed
$2.70 million
Tue, Feb 1No vendor named: Fuel cost increases (Fleet Fund) · Several sources
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal 2021-22 · Discussed
$938,076
Tue, Feb 1No vendor named: Arts Council staff increase of three full-time employees · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal 2021-22 · Discussed
$175,000
Tue, Feb 1Salt Lake City Arts Council Foundation: Waiver of lease fees for the Art Barn
Art Barn public benefits analysis · Discussed
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Tue, Jan 18No vendor named: Rescope capital improvement funds for tennis improvements from Wasatch Hills Tennis Center to Liberty Park Tennis Center · CIP Fund
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 (remaining item) · Approved
$400,000
Tue, Jan 18No vendor named: Corridor Preservation Fund grant for 0.174 acres on 400 South (amount not stated in the minutes) · Salt Lake County
Three grant applications (joint hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jan 18Marathon Petroleum Foundation: Two 14-passenger vans for YouthCity transportation
Three grant applications (joint hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jan 18Utah Department of Human Services: Mental health first responders employee assistance pilot (clinicians under contract with ComPsych)
Three grant applications (joint hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Jan 18Utah Department of Transportation (State Infrastructure Bank): State Infrastructure Bank loan, repayment source changed to innkeepers tax · Innkeepers tax
State Infrastructure Bank loan resolution amendment · Approved
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Tue, Jan 11EideBailly: Annual financial audit; the contract is held by the legislative body
Annual financial audit report · Discussed
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Tue, Jan 4No vendor named: Sales and Excise Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2021A (tax-exempt) and 2021B (taxable), community capital improvement projects (up to) · Sales and excise tax revenue
Sales and excise tax revenue bonds, series 2021A and 2021B: follow-up · Discussed
$58.0 million
Tue, Jan 4No vendor named: COVID-19 Local Assistance Matching Grant for the Switchpoint hotel project · Miscellaneous grants
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 (hearing and partial adoption) · Approved
$3.00 million
Tue, Jan 4No vendor named: COVID-19 Local Assistance Matching Grant for the Switchpoint hotel project · Miscellaneous grants
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 · Discussed
$3.00 million
Tue, Jan 4Salt Lake County: Police services at homeless resource centers · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 (hearing and partial adoption) · Approved
$400,000
Tue, Jan 4Salt Lake County: Police services at homeless resource centers · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 · Discussed
$400,000
Tue, Jan 4No vendor named: Unused CARES Act funds for firefighter personnel expenses (estimate) · CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 (hearing and partial adoption) · Approved
$47,000
Tue, Jan 4No vendor named: Unused CARES Act funds for firefighter personnel expenses (estimate) · CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal 2021-22 · Discussed
$47,000
Tue, Jan 4Utah Department of Transportation (State Infrastructure Bank): State Infrastructure Bank loan to be repaid from the innkeepers tax · Innkeepers tax
State Infrastructure Bank loan resolution amendment (written briefing) · Discussed
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Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-9 ARPA Westside Community Initiative (perpetual housing fund), to a new holding account in the Grant Fund · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$4.00 million
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-1 New water reclamation facility influent pump station and force mains (COVID-19 local assistance matching grant program) · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$2.00 million
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: A-12 Public Lands park ranger pilot program ($195,720 to Fleet Fund; $69,247 from ARPA) · General Fund Balance and ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$1.58 million
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-6 Community Commitment Program additional police support · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$1.51 million
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: C-1 ARPA public safety and homeless outreach, park ranger program · ARPA (miscellaneous grants)
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$1.06 million
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: A-3 COVID-safe building improvements ($131,000 goes to the IMS Fund) · General Fund Balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$844,000
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-3 Salary restoration, park ranger program · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$443,677
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: A-1 Risk excess liability and cyber insurance ($128,888 general fund balance; $294,820 enterprise funds) · General Fund Balance and enterprise funds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$423,708
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-2 Winter shelter public safety support · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$400,000
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: A-2 Department of Air Quality lawnmower exchange · General Fund Balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$250,000
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: C-2 Community Commitment Program rapid intervention team · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$164,750
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-5 Rapid intervention team vehicles · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$160,500
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-4 Public Lands park rangers · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$69,244
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: A-7 Sugar House special assessment area analysis · General Fund Balance
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$60,000
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: E-8 Rapid intervention team cleaning by Advantage Services · ARPA
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$57,000
Tue, Dec 14No vendor named: CARES Act funds for Fire Department personnel time (straw poll support) · CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22: follow-up briefing · Discussed
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Tue, Dec 7No vendor named: Sales Tax Series 2012A refunding of LBA bonds · Local Building Authority
Local Building Authority budget amendment No. 1, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$10.5 million
Tue, Dec 7No vendor named: Community-based activities around the proposed emergency overflow shelter (straw poll support) · Budget Amendment No. 4
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22: follow-up briefing · Discussed
$600,000
Tue, Dec 7No vendor named: Grant applications to the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget, Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation, UDOT and National Renewable Energy Laboratory (amounts not stated in the minutes)
Seven grant applications (joint hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Nov 16JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.: Vehicle leasing and purchasing master lease; up to $7M per lease, $35M aggregate over five years
Master lease agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank for vehicle leasing · Approved
$35.0 million
Tue, Nov 16No vendor named: 2022 State of Utah Asset Forfeiture Grant (competitive program): pole camera kit, Narcan, drug prevention cards · Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice
Police Department asset forfeiture grant application (hearing) · Continued
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Tue, Nov 16No vendor named: Budget Amendment No. 4: CHAT program, park ranger pilot, ARPA-funded items, community grants · General fund and American Rescue Plan Act funds
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
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Tue, Nov 16Advantage Services: Community Commitment Program rapid intervention team cleaning (amount not stated in the minutes) · Budget Amendment No. 4
Budget Amendment No. 4 for Fiscal Year 2021-22 (follow-up) · Discussed
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Tue, Nov 9JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.: Five-year municipal master lease for vehicle leasing and purchasing (up to $7 million per lease)
Master lease agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank for vehicles · Discussed
$35.0 million
Tue, Nov 9No vendor named: Social investment funds held in a restricted account · American Rescue Plan Act
Sorenson Impact Center social investment study (follow-up) · Discussed
$10.0 million
Tue, Nov 9Sorenson Impact Center: Phase II of the social investment study · General Fund
Sorenson Impact Center social investment study (follow-up) · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, Nov 9No vendor named: American Rescue Plan Act recovery programs (amounts not stated in the minutes) · American Rescue Plan Act
American Rescue Plan Act funding proposal · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 19No vendor named: American Rescue Plan Act funds held in a restricted account for social investment, contingent on Phase II and Council approval of release · American Rescue Plan Act
Sorenson Impact Center social investment study and recommendations · Discussed
$10.0 million
Tue, Oct 19Switchpoint: Contract encumbrance carryforward to assist purchase of the former Airport Inn overflow shelter for transitional housing for low-income seniors and veterans · General Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 3 for Fiscal Year 2021-22, Ordinance 60 of 2021 · Approved
$2.00 million
Tue, Oct 19Sorenson Impact Center: Phase II of the social investment study · General Fund
Sorenson Impact Center social investment study and recommendations · Discussed
$150,000
Tue, Oct 12Axon: Officer Safety Plan 7+ software, next-generation body-worn cameras and tasers (funded earlier by the Council; amounts not stated in the minutes) · City Council appropriations
Policing discussion: body-worn cameras · Discussed
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Tue, Oct 5No vendor named: Proposed annual Livable Streets program budget ($700,000 to $1,000,000) plus three full-time employees · Funding Our Future (discussed)
Livable Streets Program recommendations · Discussed
$1.00 million
Tue, Oct 5Workday: Enterprise resource planning software for finance, human resources and payroll
Enterprise Resource Planning (Workday) project update · Discussed
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Tue, Sep 21No vendor named: Series 2021A and 2021B sales and excise tax revenue bonds for community capital improvement projects · Sales and excise tax revenue bonds
Sales and excise tax revenue bonds, Series 2021A and 2021B (follow-up, tentative) · Pending
$58.0 million
Tue, Sep 21No vendor named: General obligation bonds for street reconstruction · Voter-approved 2018 Funding Our Future general obligation bonds
General obligation bonds, Series 2021 (street reconstruction) · Pending
$23.6 million
Tue, Sep 21United Service Organizations (USO): Waiver of airport lease fees for a military service members lounge
Lease fee waiver for USO military lounge at the airport · Pending
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Tue, Sep 14No vendor named: Series 2021A (tax-exempt) and 2021B (taxable) sales and excise tax revenue bonds for community capital improvement projects · Authorized up to; final terms delegated · Sales and excise tax revenue
Sales and excise tax revenue bonds, Series 2021A and 2021B · Discussed
$58.0 million
Tue, Sep 14Odyssey House: Annex Building renovation · Capital Improvement application · American Rescue Plan Act
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Sep 14No vendor named: Securing potential contamination site at Fairmont Park · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$250,000
Tue, Sep 14No vendor named: Re-scope Community Connection Center relocation to include utilities
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$200,000
Tue, Sep 14No vendor named: Full-time minutes and records clerk in the Recorder's Office · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$52,416
Tue, Sep 7No vendor named: Street reconstruction general obligation bonds: $20 million major streets, $3 million local streets · Voter-approved 2018 authorization · General obligation bonds (Funding Our Future)
General Obligation Bonds, Series 2021 (street reconstruction) · Discussed
$23.6 million
Tue, Sep 7Utah State Infrastructure Bank: Loan toward a parking structure · State infrastructure bank loan
Utah State Infrastructure Bank loan for a parking structure · Approved
$7.00 million
Tue, Sep 7Utah Office for Victims of Crime: 2021 VOCA grant for victim advocates and facility dog
Police grant application hearing (VOCA, mental health and wellness, asset forfeiture) · No action
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Tue, Sep 7U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office: 2021 Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act grant
Police grant application hearing (VOCA, mental health and wellness, asset forfeiture) · No action
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Tue, Sep 7Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice: 2022 Asset Forfeiture Grant for confidential informant funds
Police grant application hearing (VOCA, mental health and wellness, asset forfeiture) · No action
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Tue, Sep 7United Service Organizations (USO): Waiver of airport lease fees
Waiver of airport lease fees for a USO military service members lounge · Continued
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Tue, Sep 7No vendor named: Pledge of supplemental sales and use tax revenues to sales and excise tax revenue bonds · 0.5% supplemental sales and use tax (Funding Our Future)
Pledge of supplemental sales and use tax revenues to bond payments · Approved
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Tue, Aug 24Utah State Infrastructure Bank: Loan toward a 926-stall parking structure
Utah State Infrastructure Bank loan application · Pending
$7.00 million
Tue, Aug 24Office of National Drug Control Policy: 2022 RMHIDTA grant for Salt Lake Metro Narcotics Task Force: equipment, training, two full-time positions, partner overtime
Grant application hearings · Pending
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Tue, Aug 24Utah Department of Workforce Services: 2021 School-Age Program Summer Expansion for YouthCity
Grant application hearings · Pending
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Tue, Aug 24Utah Division of Emergency Management: 2019 State Homeland Security Program projects
Grant application hearings · Pending
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Tue, Aug 24Utah State Board of Education: 2021 Summer Food Service Program snacks for YouthCity
Grant application hearings · Pending
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Tue, Aug 24United Service Organizations (USO): Waiver of airport lease fees for service members lounge
Waiving airport lease fees for a USO military lounge · Pending
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Tue, Aug 17No vendor named: Sales and excise tax revenue refunding bonds for library facilities · Authorized up to; terms delegated · Sales and excise tax revenue
Sales and excise tax revenue refunding bonds · Approved
$26.1 million
Tue, Aug 17No vendor named: Capitol Hill traffic calming request
Capital Improvement Program and American Rescue Plan Act funds · Discussed
$595,194
Tue, Aug 17Odyssey House: Annex building renovation · Council priority · American Rescue Plan Act
Capital Improvement Program and American Rescue Plan Act funds · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Aug 17No vendor named: Wingate Walkway request
Capital Improvement Program and American Rescue Plan Act funds · Discussed
$286,750
Tue, Aug 17No vendor named: Remaining funds held for future transit expenses · Funding Our Future
Transit Master Plan addenda 4 and 5 with the Utah Transit Authority · Approved
$175,261
Tue, Aug 17No vendor named: Harrison Avenue and 700 East community garden request
Capital Improvement Program and American Rescue Plan Act funds · Discussed
$103,500
Tue, Aug 17No vendor named: Redemption of Series 2013A and 2014A lease revenue bonds
Local Building Authority: redemption of lease revenue bonds Series 2013A and 2014A · Approved
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Tue, Aug 17Utah Transit Authority: Addenda 4 and 5 to Transit Master Plan interlocal agreement · Funding Our Future
Transit Master Plan addenda 4 and 5 with the Utah Transit Authority · Approved
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Tue, Jul 20No vendor named: Police Department salary changes · Budget amendment · American Rescue Plan Act
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2021-22 · Approved
$8.51 million
Tue, Jul 20U.S. Treasury Department: Emergency Rental Assistance second round · Federal grant · Grant fund
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2021-22 · Approved
$1.92 million
Tue, Jul 20No vendor named: Salary changes for non-represented employees · Budget amendment · General fund
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2021-22 · Approved
$1.73 million
Tue, Jul 20Utah Division of Emergency Management: 2020 Emergency Management Performance Grant application · State grant; $15,000 match
Emergency Management Performance Grant hearing · No action
$30,000
Tue, Jul 20Utah Transit Authority: Addenda 4 and 5 to Transit Master Plan interlocal agreement · Funding Our Future
Transit Master Plan agreements with the Utah Transit Authority · Discussed
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Tue, Jul 20No vendor named: Police Department salary changes · Budget amendment · General fund
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2021-22 · Approved
$-6,864,665
Tue, Jul 13No vendor named: Series 2021 airport revenue bonds, up to $1 billion · Limited obligation bonds · Airport revenue
Airport Series 2021 revenue bonds public hearing · No action
$1000.0 million
Tue, Jul 13Odyssey House: Requested capital improvement funding; $300,000 recommended · Capital Improvement Program; possibly American Rescue Plan Act funds
Capital Improvement Program: second briefing · Discussed
$500,000
Tue, Jul 13Utah Division of Emergency Management/FEMA: Emergency preparedness planning, exercises and public outreach · State grant · $15,000 match from existing Community Preparedness Coordinator salary
Executive Director report: ranked choice voting reporting and emergency grant · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, Jul 13No vendor named: Refunding of city and Local Building Authority bonds to reduce annual debt service
Refunding of city and Local Building Authority bonds · Discussed
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Tue, Jul 13No vendor named: Shift eligible police salary costs to American Rescue Plan Act grant fund; salary increases of 4.5% for represented employees · American Rescue Plan Act; general fund
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
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Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: General Fund property tax revenue (ongoing) · Property tax
Ordinance 34 of 2021: property tax rates for 2021-22 · Approved
$88.8 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Transfer to capital improvement program · General budget
Capital improvement program transfer and debt service · Approved
$37.4 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Library Fund property tax revenue · Property tax
Ordinance 34 of 2021: property tax rates for 2021-22 · Approved
$21.0 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: General obligation bond repayment levy · Property tax
Ordinance 34 of 2021: property tax rates for 2021-22 · Approved
$17.3 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Move transportation CIP projects to CIP fund · CIP fund
Ordinance 25 of 2021: Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal 2020-21 · Approved
$8.70 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Annual debt service and other ongoing commitments
Capital improvement program transfer and debt service · Approved
$8.57 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Redevelopment Agency capital projects not lapsing to fund balance · Redevelopment Agency tax increment and program income funds
Resolution 12 of 2021: Redevelopment Agency budget for fiscal 2021-22 · Approved
$2.95 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: ARPA reimbursement to General Fund for eligible employee bonuses · American Rescue Plan Act
Ordinance 25 of 2021: Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal 2020-21 · Approved
$1.19 million
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Fire Department COVID costs · General Fund
Ordinance 25 of 2021: Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal 2020-21 · Approved
$605,435
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Police impact fee refund · Police impact fees
Ordinance 25 of 2021: Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal 2020-21 · Approved
$510,828
Tue, Jun 15No vendor named: Fire emergency management office build-out · General Fund
Ordinance 25 of 2021: Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal 2020-21 · Approved
$293,067
Tue, Jun 15Salt Lake County: Reconfigure Gilmer Drive intersection (CATNIP) · CIP fund
Ordinance 25 of 2021: Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal 2020-21 · Approved
$55,365
Tue, Jun 8Utah Inland Port Authority and Convention Facility: Pass-through property tax revenue counted in the Library's General Fund budget (amount not stated in the minutes) · Salt Lake County property tax
Library Budget Amendment No. 2 for fiscal year 2020-21 (public hearing) · Continued
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Thu, Jun 3No vendor named: Information Management Services fiscal 2021-22 budget request
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: Information Management Services · Discussed
$24.3 million
Thu, Jun 3No vendor named: ERP system implementation, first year
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: Information Management Services · Discussed
$2.00 million
Thu, Jun 3No vendor named: Holding account for alternative response model · Funding Our Future
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: unresolved issues · Discussed
$2.00 million
Thu, Jun 3No vendor named: City-sponsored fireworks show (not recaptured)
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: unresolved issues · Discussed
$25,000
Thu, Jun 3No vendor named: Software for City Attorney's Office
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: City Attorney's Office · Discussed
$15,000
Tue, Jun 1No vendor named: Series 2021 airport revenue bonds, up to this amount, for airport construction · Repaid solely from airport revenue
Resolution 21 of 2021: up to $1 billion in airport revenue bonds · Approved
$1000.0 million
Tue, Jun 1No vendor named: Proposed fiscal 2021-22 capital improvement program
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: Capital Improvement Program overview · Discussed
$34.7 million
Tue, Jun 1No vendor named: American Rescue Plan Act revenue under discussion · Federal ARPA
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: unresolved issues · Discussed
$11.4 million
Tue, Jun 1No vendor named: Salt Laker Card funds · American Rescue Plan Act reimbursement discussed
Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal year 2020-21 follow-up · Discussed
$680,284
Tue, Jun 1Salt Lake County: County reimbursement for reconfiguring the intersection · Salt Lake County
Resolution 20 of 2021: interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for the 900 South and Gilmer Drive intersection · Approved
$55,365
Tue, May 18Switchpoint: Donation to create a shelter for low-income seniors and veterans · $1 million General Fund fund balance and $1 million Funding Our Future fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 8 for fiscal year 2020-21 (Ordinance 15 of 2021) · Approved
$2.00 million
Tue, May 18No vendor named: Hire a lateral class of police officers · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 8 for fiscal year 2020-21 (Ordinance 15 of 2021) · Approved
$314,899
Tue, May 18No vendor named: Crisis Intervention Team training and certifications for the Police Department · General Fund; $322,800 from the training holding account
Budget Amendment No. 8 for fiscal year 2020-21 (Ordinance 15 of 2021) · Approved
$117,400
Tue, May 18No vendor named: Tentative: ranked choice voting · $50,000 fund balance and $50,000 budget created to accept outside funding
Budget Amendment No. 8 for fiscal year 2020-21 (Ordinance 15 of 2021) · Approved
$100,000
Tue, May 18Garden Lofts Holdings, LP: Amendment of 2017 Housing Trust Fund loan (amount not stated in the minutes) · Housing Trust Fund
Housing Trust Fund loan amendment for Garden Lofts Holdings, LP (154 West 600 South; Resolution 18 of 2021) · Approved
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Tue, May 11No vendor named: Move transportation CIP projects to CIP fund · CIP Fund
Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Discussed
$8.70 million
Tue, May 11No vendor named: Governmental Immunity Fund FY 2021-22 · Governmental Immunity Fund
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: Governmental Immunity · Discussed
$2.93 million
Tue, May 11No vendor named: Restore to police budget
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: Council staff overview · Discussed
$2.80 million
Tue, May 11No vendor named: Police impact fee refund · Police impact fees
Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Discussed
$510,818
Tue, May 11No vendor named: Six full-time social workers for police co-responder model · Funding Our Future public safety
Fiscal year 2021-22 budget: Council staff overview · Discussed
$450,000
Tue, May 11No vendor named: Fire Emergency Management office build-out · General Fund
Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Discussed
$293,067
Tue, May 11No vendor named: 911 security platform · E911 Fund
Budget Amendment No. 9 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Discussed
$41,138
Tue, May 11Google Fiber Utah, LLC: One-time administrative fee, plus 2% and 3.5% of revenue
Google Fiber Utah amended and restated broadband franchise · Discussed
$10,000
Tue, May 11SQF, LLC: One-time franchise payment, plus 3.5% annual franchise fee
SQF, LLC telecommunications franchise agreement · Discussed
$5,000
Tue, May 11SQF, LLC: Master license for small cell facilities in the public way
SQF, LLC master license agreement for small cell installation in the right-of-way · Discussed
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Tue, May 4Utah Department of Transportation: Transit signal priority system (amount not stated)
200 South transit priority signal system grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, May 4Utah Department of Transportation: Bus layover facilities (amount not stated)
200 South transit hub end-of-line facilities grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, May 4Utah Department of Transportation: North Temple first and last mile improvements (amount not stated)
North Temple active transportation grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, May 4Utah Department of Transportation: West Temple connections (amount not stated)
West Temple walk, bike and transit connections grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, May 4Utah Department of Transportation: Neighborhood byway (amount not stated)
Westpointe/Jordan Meadows neighborhood byway grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, May 4Utah Department of Transportation: Parley's Trail gap (amount not stated)
Parley's Trail gap in Sugar House grant application (public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Airport revenue bonds for the airport redevelopment program (separate resolution to come) · Airport revenue bonds
Fiscal year 2021-22 proposed budget: Department of Airports · Discussed
$351.5 million
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Airport FY 2021-22 operating revenues budget · Airport use fees
Fiscal year 2021-22 proposed budget: Department of Airports · Discussed
$252.0 million
Tue, Apr 20U.S. Department of the Treasury: Emergency rental assistance · Misc. grants
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$6.07 million
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Employee bonuses · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$4.94 million
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Airport Inn transitional housing (Budget Amendment No. 8) · Budget Amendment No. 8
Updates from the Administration · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Trips to Transit on-demand ride pilot · Transit key routes funds
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$700,285
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Encampment re-establishment prevention · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$650,000
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Police protest costs · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$537,337
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: Projected new Library revenue growth FY 2021-22 · Property tax and other Library revenue
Fiscal year 2021-22 proposed budget: Salt Lake City Public Library System · Discussed
$375,000
Tue, Apr 20U.S. Department of Justice: 2020 Byrne JAG grant · Misc. grants
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$300,713
Tue, Apr 20No vendor named: National League of Cities conference (November 2021) · Fund balance
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$300,000
Tue, Apr 20State of Utah: Homeless Shelter Cities mitigation grant · Misc. grants
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
$160,100
Tue, Apr 20Utah Highway Safety Office: Distracted driving enforcement and education overtime · State grant
Distracted Driving Prevention Program grant application (public hearing) · Discussed
$12,000
Tue, Apr 20Utah Highway Safety Office: Crosswalk enforcement and youth bicycle rodeo overtime · State grant
Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program grant application (public hearing) · Discussed
$10,296
Tue, Apr 20Salt Lake County: Election services for 2021 municipal election (amount not stated in minutes)
County election services interlocal agreement · Approved
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Tue, Apr 20Salt Lake County: Corridor preservation funds for 700 South reconstruction (amount not stated in these minutes; $611,000 per the April 13 work session) · County corridor preservation funds
Interlocal agreement for 700 South reconstruction corridor preservation funds · Approved
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Tue, Apr 13No vendor named: Department of Public Utilities proposed FY 2021-22 budget · Enterprise funds (water, sewer, stormwater, street lighting)
Fiscal year 2021-22 proposed budget: Department of Public Utilities · Discussed
$420.5 million
Tue, Apr 13Salt Lake County: Corridor preservation funds for 700 South realignment/reconstruction · Salt Lake County corridor preservation funds
Interlocal agreement for 700 South reconstruction corridor preservation funds · Discussed
$611,000
Tue, Apr 13Utah AIDS Foundation: Mental health therapist position (HOPWA transfer; straw poll support) · HOPWA
One-year action plan for CDBG and other federal grants, FY 2021-22 (follow-up) · Discussed
$50,000
Tue, Apr 13Catholic Community Services: Data specialist position (proposal by Council Member Dugan; not adopted at this meeting) · Reallocated from HIVE, Donated Dental Services and Gail Miller Resource Center
One-year action plan for CDBG and other federal grants, FY 2021-22 (follow-up) · Discussed
$30,000
Tue, Apr 6No vendor named: Street reconstruction general obligation bond (voter-approved) · Funding Our Future / GO bond
Six-year pavement plan and Roadway Selection Committee presentation · Pending
$87.0 million
Tue, Apr 6U.S. Department of the Treasury: Emergency rental assistance · Federal
Budget Amendment No. 7 for fiscal year 2020-21 (public hearing) · Discussed
$6.00 million
Tue, Apr 6Utah Department of Transportation: Railroad crossing safety improvements (grant application; amount not stated in minutes) · UDOT Railroad Safety Grant
Utah Railroad Safety Grant 2021 application, 4900 West 700 South crossing · Discussed
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Tue, Apr 6No vendor named: Library Fund budget amendment: facilities plan, digital access grant, Main Library earthquake repairs, Sprague Branch renovation · Library Fund
Library Budget Amendment No. 1 for fiscal year 2020-21 · Approved
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Tue, Mar 23U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: Fiscal year 2021-22 HUD program funds (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA) · Resident advisory boards and mayor recommendations · HUD
One-year action plan for CDBG and other federal grants, fiscal year 2021-22 · Discussed
$6.70 million
Tue, Mar 16U.S. Department of the Treasury: Rental assistance · Federal funds
Consent: set April 6 hearings on Budget Amendment No. 7 and the FY2021-22 action plan · Approved
$6.00 million
Tue, Mar 16U.S. Department of the Treasury: Rental assistance · Federal funds
Budget Amendment No. 7, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$6.00 million
Tue, Mar 16Wasatch Front Regional Council: Congestion Mitigation Air Quality grant for an East Downtown 200 South transit hub · CMAQ
Public hearing: three grant applications · Continued
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Tue, Mar 16Federal Emergency Management Agency: Eight apparatus-mounted extrication tools and eight battery-operated ventilation fans · Assistance to Firefighters Grant
Public hearing: three grant applications · Continued
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Tue, Mar 16National Center for State Courts: Online virtual platform for initial steps in misdemeanor and infraction cases · Justice Court Implementation Lab Initiative
Public hearing: three grant applications · Continued
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Tue, Feb 16JPMorgan Chase, National Association: Revolving line of credit for the Department of Airports (maximum aggregate principal) · Airport revenue obligations (revolving)
Public hearing: airport short-term borrowing program bond · No action
$300.0 million
Tue, Feb 16Federal Emergency Management Agency: BRIC program benefit for an Equity and Inclusion plan for low-income and underserved communities, and salaries for two existing positions · FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant
Public hearing: eight grant applications · Continued
$100,000
Tue, Feb 16U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: One-time pandemic response funds (CDBG-CV, ESG-CV, HOPWA) awarded to community partners · Applications reviewed by resident advisory boards and the mayor · HUD CARES Act
Resolution: HUD CARES Act grant funds · Approved
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Tue, Jan 19JPMorgan Chase, National Association: Revolving line of credit for the Department of Airports (maximum aggregate principal) · Airport revenue obligations (revolving)
Resolution: airport short-term borrowing program bond · Pending
$300.0 million
Tue, Jan 19JPMorgan Chase, National Association: Revolving line of credit for the Department of Airports short-term borrowing program (maximum aggregate principal) · Airport revenue obligations (revolving)
Airport short-term borrowing program bond resolution · Discussed
$300.0 million
Tue, Jan 5No vendor named: Interim financing for the Airport construction project (straw poll support)
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2020-21 · Discussed
$300.0 million
Tue, Jan 5No vendor named: Temporary housing program (straw poll support)
Budget Amendment No. 6, fiscal year 2020-21 · Discussed
$750,000
Tue, Jan 5Utah Transit Authority: Addendum No. 3 service agreement (amount not stated in agenda) · Funding Our Future
Funding Our Future: Transit Master Plan interlocal agreement with UTA · Pending
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Tue, Dec 8No vendor named: Streets Reconstruction Bond issuance · Streets Reconstruction Bond
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$20.5 million
Tue, Dec 8U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: CARES Act grants · HUD CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$7.10 million
Tue, Dec 8Utah Transit Authority: Addendum No. 3 service agreement for frequent transit routes (amount not stated in agenda) · Funding Our Future
Funding Our Future: Transit Master Plan interlocal agreement with UTA · Pending
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Tue, Nov 17No vendor named: Streets Reconstruction Bond issuance · Streets Reconstruction Bond
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$20.5 million
Tue, Nov 17No vendor named: Streets Reconstruction Bond issuance · Streets Reconstruction Bond
Budget Amendment No. 5 · Pending
$20.5 million
Tue, Nov 17U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: CARES Act grants · HUD CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$7.10 million
Tue, Nov 17U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: CARES Act grants · HUD CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 5 · Pending
$7.10 million
Tue, Nov 10No vendor named: Next issuance of the $87 million voter-approved Streets Reconstruction Bond · Streets Reconstruction Bond
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$20.5 million
Tue, Nov 10U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: CARES Act grants to be awarded to community organizations through a competitive process · HUD CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$7.10 million
Tue, Nov 10No vendor named: Accelerator program expansion
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, Nov 10No vendor named: Expansion of the Accelerator direct-aid program ($500 prepaid debit cards)
Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, Nov 10Salt Lake Rotary Foundation: Furniture and supplies for YouthCity site at the Utah State Fairgrounds (grant application)
Grant applications: Salt Lake Rotary Foundation (YouthCity furniture) and Child and Adult Care Food Program (YouthCity snacks) · Pending
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Tue, Nov 10Utah State Office of Education: Reimbursement for YouthCity snacks, 2020-21 school year (Child and Adult Care Food Program)
Grant applications: Salt Lake Rotary Foundation (YouthCity furniture) and Child and Adult Care Food Program (YouthCity snacks) · Pending
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Tue, Oct 20No vendor named: HUD CARES Act funding through the Consolidated Plan · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (CARES Act)
Update to the 2020-24 Consolidated Plan for HUD CARES Act funds · Pending
$7.10 million
Tue, Oct 20Bloomberg Philanthropies: Technical assistance and networking for COVID-19 fiscal recovery (Fiscal Health and Equity Initiative) · Bloomberg Philanthropies
Grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, Oct 20State of Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice: State Asset Forfeiture Grant 2021: narcotics-related training and confidential informant funds · State of Utah
Grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, Oct 20U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance: 2020 Edward Byrne Memorial JAG grant: travel and training for sworn and civilian staff, Salt Lake Information Center and crime lab training · U.S. Department of Justice
Grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · Pending
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Tue, Oct 13No vendor named: HUD CARES Act funding to be added to the 2020-24 Consolidated Plan · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (CARES Act)
Update to the 2020-24 Consolidated Plan for HUD CARES Act funds · Discussed
$7.10 million
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Improvements for frequent transit bus service on 600 North and 1000 North · Salt Lake County quarter-cent transportation sales tax
County sales tax for transportation projects, follow-up · Discussed
$1.50 million
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Improvements to the 9-Line Trail and Folsom Trail · Salt Lake County quarter-cent transportation sales tax
County sales tax for transportation projects, follow-up · Discussed
$800,000
Tue, Oct 6No vendor named: Alleyway maintenance · Salt Lake County quarter-cent transportation sales tax
County sales tax for transportation projects, follow-up · Discussed
$200,000
Tue, Sep 1No vendor named: Public utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan), Series 2020B · Federal WIFIA loan repaid from public utilities revenue
Public utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan), Series 2020B · Pending
$348.6 million
Tue, Sep 1No vendor named: Improvements for frequent transit bus service on 600 North and 1000 North · Salt Lake County quarter-cent transportation sales tax
County sales tax for transportation projects · Discussed
$1.50 million
Tue, Sep 1No vendor named: Improvements to the 9-Line Trail and Folsom Trail · Salt Lake County quarter-cent transportation sales tax
County sales tax for transportation projects · Discussed
$800,000
Tue, Sep 1No vendor named: Alleyway maintenance · Salt Lake County quarter-cent transportation sales tax
County sales tax for transportation projects · Discussed
$200,000
Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: Public utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan), Series 2020B · Federal WIFIA loan repaid from public utilities revenue
Public utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan), Series 2020B · Pending
$348.6 million
Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan), Series 2020B · WIFIA loan
Public Utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan) Series 2020B · Pending
$348.6 million
Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: Airport CARES Act grant revenue added to the budget · Federal CARES Act
Budget Amendment No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2020-21 · Pending
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Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: Department of Justice Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding Program · U.S. Department of Justice
Budget Amendment No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2020-21 · Pending
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Tue, Aug 18No vendor named: CARES Act funding for pandemic response personnel, Youth and Family program and housing assistance · Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act
Budget Amendment No. 2, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
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Tue, Aug 11No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan), Series 2020B · WIFIA loan
Public Utilities revenue bond (WIFIA loan) Series 2020B: set hearing date · Pending
$348.6 million
Tue, Aug 11No vendor named: Airport CARES Act revenue and DOJ Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding · Federal grants
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2020-21: public hearing · Pending
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Tue, Jul 14No vendor named: Maximum principal of Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020 · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020 · Pending
$200.0 million
Tue, Jul 14No vendor named: Accumulated interest on 2017 DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance grant · U.S. Department of Justice
Accumulated interest on 2017 Justice Assistance Grant funds: public hearing · Pending
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Tue, Jul 14No vendor named: Airport CARES Act grant revenue and DOJ Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding in Budget Amendment No. 1 · Federal grants
Budget Amendment No. 1, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
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Tue, Jul 7No vendor named: Maximum principal of Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020 · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020: public hearing · Pending
$200.0 million
Tue, Jul 7No vendor named: General obligation bonds, Series 2020, for street reconstruction · General obligation bonds
General obligation bonds, Series 2020 (street reconstruction) · Pending
$20.3 million
Tue, Jul 7No vendor named: Fire Prevention and Safety grant application for wildfire mitigation outreach · Federal Fire Prevention and Safety grant (if awarded)
Grant application: Wildland Urban Interface Mitigation Grant · Pending
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Tue, Jun 16No vendor named: Maximum principal of Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020, for water, sewer and storm water capital improvements · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020: confirm hearing date · Pending
$200.0 million
Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020, for water, sewer and storm water capital improvements (not more than) · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020 · Pending
$200.0 million
Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Repair City-owned buildings damaged by the 5.7 earthquake series
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20 · Pending
$2.00 million
Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Replace 11 City diesel trucks · Volkswagen diesel emissions settlement
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20 · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant application: Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding Program, fiscal year 2020
Grant application: Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding Program, fiscal year 2020 · Pending
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Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant application: Assistance to Firefighters Grant, supplemental PPE
Grant application: Assistance to Firefighters Grant, supplemental PPE · Pending
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Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant applications: Justice Court technology, security and training account (iPads and headsets)
Grant applications: Justice Court technology, security and training account (iPads and headsets) · Pending
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Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant application: Global Ideas for U.S. Solutions, health, equity and climate change
Grant application: Global Ideas for U.S. Solutions, health, equity and climate change · Pending
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Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant applications: Summer 2020 supplemental YouthCity grants
Grant applications: Summer 2020 supplemental YouthCity grants · Pending
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Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant application: Small grant to improve children's health and reduce disparities
Grant application: Small grant to improve children's health and reduce disparities · Pending
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Tue, Jun 9No vendor named: Grant application: Arts and Transportation Rapid Response Grant
Grant application: Arts and Transportation Rapid Response Grant · Pending
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Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020, for water, sewer and storm water capital improvements (not more than) · Public Utilities revenue bonds
Public Utilities revenue bonds, Series 2020 · Pending
$200.0 million
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: General obligation bonds, Series 2020, for street reconstruction (up to) · General obligation bonds
General obligation bonds, Series 2020 (street reconstruction) · Pending
$20.3 million
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Repair City-owned buildings damaged by the 5.7 earthquake series
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20 · Pending
$2.00 million
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Repair City-owned buildings damaged by the 5.7 earthquake series
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20: follow-up · Pending
$2.00 million
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Replace 11 City diesel trucks · Volkswagen diesel emissions settlement
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20 · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Replace 11 City diesel trucks · Volkswagen diesel emissions settlement
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20: follow-up · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, Jun 2Motorola Solutions Foundation: Camp Athena and Camp Prometheus turnout gear, firefighter overtime and participant items · Motorola Solutions Foundation grant
Grant application: Camp Athena and Camp Prometheus, Motorola Solutions Foundation · Pending
$45,000
Tue, Jun 2No vendor named: Daily snack for YouthCity summer program participants (Summer Food Service Program)
Grant application: 2020 YouthCity Summer Food Service Program · Pending
$6,500
Thu, May 28No vendor named: Repair City-owned buildings damaged by the 5.7 earthquake series
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20 · Pending
$2.00 million
Thu, May 28No vendor named: Replace 11 City diesel trucks · Volkswagen diesel emissions settlement
Budget Amendment No. 6 for fiscal year 2019-20 · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, May 19No vendor named: Repair City-owned buildings damaged by the 5.7 earthquake series
Consent: storm sewer hearing date and Budget Amendment No. 6 · Pending
$2.00 million
Tue, May 19No vendor named: Replace 11 City diesel trucks · Volkswagen diesel emissions settlement
Consent: storm sewer hearing date and Budget Amendment No. 6 · Pending
$1.50 million
Tue, May 19North 4th LLC / Project Open 2 LLC: Modification of Housing Trust Fund loan originally made for land acquisition · Housing Trust Fund
Housing Trust Fund loan modification for North 4th LLC and Project Open 2 LLC · Pending
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Tue, May 19U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office: Salary and benefits for ten new police officer positions · Federal grant
Grant application: U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office 2020 Hiring Grant · Pending
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Tue, May 5No vendor named: 2021 Distracted Driving Prevention Program overtime
Police Department grant applications: distracted driving and bicycle and pedestrian safety · Pending
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Tue, May 5No vendor named: 2021 Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program overtime and youth bicycle rodeos
Police Department grant applications: distracted driving and bicycle and pedestrian safety · Pending
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Tue, May 5U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA funding for fiscal year 2020-21 · Federal grants
One-year Action Plan for CDBG and other federal grants, fiscal year 2020-21 · Pending
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Tue, May 5North 4th LLC / Project Open 2 LLC: Modification of City Housing Trust Fund loan originally made for land acquisition · Housing Trust Fund
Housing Trust Fund loan modification for North 4th LLC and Project Open 2 LLC · Pending
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Tue, Apr 21U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office: Salary and benefits for ten new patrol officers
COPS Hiring Grant application · Pending
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Tue, Apr 21U.S. Department of Justice: Victim advocate position and police overtime
Criminal justice response to violence grant application · Pending
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Tue, Apr 21No vendor named: Eight ventilation fans and eight extrication units · Assistance to Firefighters Grant
Assistance to Firefighters grant application · Pending
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Tue, Apr 21No vendor named: Outdoor classroom construction
Parks as Community Nutrition Hubs grant application · Pending
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Tue, Apr 21U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office: Three part-time gang outreach advocate positions
COPS Community Police Development grant application · Pending
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Tue, Apr 7No vendor named: About 20 bus shelters · Transit Transportation Investment Fund
600/700 North transit improvements grant application · Pending
$228,000
Tue, Apr 7No vendor named: 800 East Neighborhood Byway · TIF Active Transportation / TTIF First and Last Mile
800 East Neighborhood Byway grant application · Pending
$210,000
Tue, Apr 7No vendor named: Pedestrian and bicycle crossing and transfer-point improvements · TTIF First and Last Mile
2100 South and State Street crossing improvements grant application · Pending
$78,000
Tue, Apr 7Utah Division of State History: Preservation surveys, nominations and training
Utah Certified Local Government Program grant application · Pending
$10,000
Tue, Apr 7Bureau of Emergency Medical Services: Medical supplies; expected $5,000 to $7,000
Fire Department BEMS per capita grant application · Pending
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Tue, Mar 24No vendor named: Three years of Family Learning Center operations · TANF III Financial Capability/Asset Building Grant
Family Learning Center at Utah State Fairpark grant application · Pending
$782,457
Tue, Mar 24No vendor named: Three years of YouthCity Fairpark operations · TANF III Youth Development Grant
YouthCity Fairpark grant application · Pending
$679,202
Tue, Mar 3No vendor named: Fix the Bricks seismic improvements to roofs and chimneys (approximate) · Pre-Disaster Mitigation Grant; homeowners contribute 25%
Fix the Bricks Pre-Disaster Mitigation grant application · Pending
$3.80 million
Tue, Mar 3No vendor named: Metro Narcotics Task Force support · Rocky Mountain HIDTA grant
Salt Lake Metro Narcotics Task Force grant application · Pending
$819,685
Tue, Mar 3No vendor named: 400 South Viaduct multi-use trail and restriping
400 South Viaduct trail grant application · Pending
$540,000
Tue, Mar 3No vendor named: Main Street repaving and bike lanes · TIF / TTIF
Main Street repaving and bike lanes grant application · Pending
$255,000
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: 200 South transit corridor projects (application) · Transit Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: 200 South transit corridor, complete street and transit signals · Pending
$9.00 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: 200 South transit corridor projects (application) · Transit Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: 200 South transit corridor, complete street and transit signals · Pending
$9.00 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: Main Street high comfort bikeway (application; 'nearly $3.5 million') · Transportation Investment Fund and Transit Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: Main Street high comfort bikeway · Pending
$3.50 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: Grit and Gravel Trail (application) · Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: Grit and Gravel Trail (Beck Street Trail) · Pending
$3.00 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: 600/700 North active transportation (application) · Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: 600/700 North active transportation improvements · Pending
$2.40 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: 300 West active transportation (application; 'nearly $2.1 million') · Transportation Investment Fund and Transit Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: 300 West active transportation improvements · Pending
$2.10 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: 300 West active transportation improvements (application; 'nearly $2.1 million') · Transportation Investment Fund and Transit Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: 300 West active transportation improvements · Pending
$2.10 million
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: Surplus Canal Trail (application) · Transportation Investment Fund
Grant application: Surplus Canal Trail improvements · Pending
$1.80 million
Tue, Feb 18Salt Lake County: County share of ballpark playing surface replacement · County TRCC funds
Resolution: interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for Smith's Ballpark playing surface · Pending
$900,000
Tue, Feb 18No vendor named: City share of ballpark playing surface replacement · City
Resolution: interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for Smith's Ballpark playing surface · Pending
$285,000
Tue, Feb 4Salt Lake County: County share of ballpark playing surface replacement · County Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention (TRCC) funds
Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for Smith's Ballpark playing surface · Pending
$900,000
Tue, Feb 4No vendor named: City share of ballpark playing surface replacement · City
Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for Smith's Ballpark playing surface · Pending
$285,000
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: 300 North reconstruction (application; 'nearly $10 million') · Federal Surface Transportation Program, fiscal 2026
Grant application: 300 North reconstruction, 300 West to 1000 West · Pending
$10.0 million
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Parleys Way reconstruction (application; 'nearly $8.8 million') · Federal Surface Transportation Program, fiscal 2026
Grant application: Parleys Way reconstruction, 2300 East to Wilshire Drive · Pending
$8.80 million
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Westside multimodal transit hub (application; 'nearly $3.7 million') · Federal Congestion Mitigation/Air Quality, fiscal 2026
Grant application: Westside multimodal transit hub on North Temple · Pending
$3.70 million
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Ballpark Station Study (application) · Wasatch Front Regional Council
Grant application: Ballpark Station Study · Pending
$175,000
Tue, Jan 21No vendor named: Parking wayfinding study (application) · Wasatch Front Regional Council
Grant application: parking wayfinding study · Pending
$100,000
Tue, Jan 14No vendor named: Streets reconstruction general obligation bond (voter-approved) · General obligation bond
Funding Our Future quarterly update: streets reconstruction bond and capital program · Pending
$87.0 million
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Streets reconstruction general obligation bond (voter-approved) · General obligation bond
Funding Our Future quarterly update: streets reconstruction bond and capital program · Pending
$87.0 million
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Reconstruction of 1300 East (application; 'nearly $15 million') · Federal Surface Transportation Program, fiscal 2026
Grant application: 1300 East reconstruction, South Temple to 500 South · Pending
$15.0 million
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Replace Smith's Ballpark baseball playing surface (application) · Salt Lake County TRCC 2019 Support Program
Grant application: replace Smith's Ballpark playing surface · Pending
$985,000
Tue, Jan 7No vendor named: Kensington East-West Neighborhood Byway (application) · Federal Transportation Alternatives Program, fiscal 2022
Grant application: Kensington East-West Neighborhood Byway · Pending
$500,000