April 26, 2022 — Read on for the latest Funding Our Future updates.
April is Fair Housing Month! Salt Lake City hosted a Fair Housing webinar focused on accessibility with community partners including the Disability Law Center, Assist, First Step House, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Re-watch the webinar here to learn more.
April 24th – 30th is National Crime Victims Rights Week, a week to raise awareness about victims’ rights and experiences. Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown spoke on SLCPD’s pledge to treat survivors with respect and empathy. Click here to get involved with this week’s community events and to learn more.
Transit can be a variety of things: riding the bus, taking TRAX or multi-tasking on the FrontRunner train. But did you know that transit in Salt Lake City also includes UTA On Demand, a ride service similar to Uber or Lyft? UTA On Demand is available in the City’s Westside neighborhoods.
All new users currently get the first 10 rides FREE! But this offer ends May 1st, so make sure to try it out soon.
Click for more info in English / en Español.
Salt Lake City Transportation Planner Kyle Cook was interviewed about the upcoming 200 South reconstruction project, funded by the Funding Our Future bond. The project design will allow for more street trees and transit access, and construction starts in May. Click here to watch the interview with Fox 13 News. Learn more about the project at 200SouthSLC.com.
To view all of Salt Lake City’s street reconstruction bond projects, visit the Funding Our Future map at www.slc.gov/BondMap.