Salt Lake City Budget Adopted The Salt Lake City Council adopted a budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023. The budget includes using existing Funding Our Future tax dollars on a fifth critical need “bucket”: parks and public lands maintenance. Housing, safety, streets and transit projects will continue to be funded by Funding Our Future sales tax revenue – and street reconstruction projects will continue to be funded by the General Obligation bond. The 8.7 million dollar projected growth in sales tax revenue allows Salt Lake City to allocate 2 million dollars from Funding Our Future revenue to parks maintenance without taking funds dedicated to housing, safety, streets and transit. To learn more about what else was included in the budget, click here.
Bond-Funded Street Reconstruction Projects: In 2023, sections of 1100 East and West Temple are scheduled for reconstruction thanks to the 2018 voter-approved bond. 2022 projects included 200 South, 900 South, and local street projects. To learn about these and other road construction projects funded by Funding Our Future, click here. Plus, stay up to date on #SLCRoadConstruction by following @SLCmoves on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and Salt Lake City Television on YouTube.
Sales Tax-Funded Street Maintenance Projects: There were also several surface treatment projects completed in 2022. Learn more here.
Funding Our Future Projects Map: Check out the Funding Our Future projects map. Note: This map is formatted for desktop use only. View the mobile version of the map here.
