On November 6, 2018, Salt Lake City voters approved the $87 million Funding Our Future Streets Reconstruction Bond. This funding is allowing the City to begin addressing our most deteriorating streets and, when paired with new sales tax revenue for streets maintenance, enables us to prolong the life of our entire street network.
As part of the Funding Our Future initiative, the City continues to provide residents with updates on streets reconstruction projects as they progress:
View 2017’s pavement condition report.
(Updated 6/12/2023)
Bond-funded reconstruction projects in 2022 included 200 South, 300 West, and 900 South.
In addition to continued work on the above streets, sections of 1100 East and Highland Drive are being reconstructed in 2023. These are considered major streets.
View the current map of bond streets reconstruction projects.
View Engineering’s 6-Year Plan to learn more about how streets are prioritized and which streets are candidates for upcoming reconstruction. (The list of reconstruction candidates begins on Page 22.)
Read more about other SLC Transportation projects.
Major streets are high-capacity urban streets that deliver traffic at the highest level of service possible. Projects also include consideration of complete street elements like pedestrian or bicycle paths.
The local streets are small streets that carry less traffic and have fewer lanes than major streets. Engineering plans to rotate funding for local streets through all seven districts.
Use the link below to report a pothole or other street condition issue.