Salt Lake County, UT

Board of Equalization

Council

Clark Planetarium Board

The meeting notice is currently procedural boilerplate. No specific agenda items have been posted.

Council Public Notice

This notice for a Salt Lake County Council public hearing scheduled for October 6, 2026, has been cancelled. The agenda contains no substantive items for discussion or decision.

• Notice of Public Hearing cancelled

Council Public Hearings

This notice of public hearing for the Salt Lake County Council has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

Clark Planetarium Board

The agenda for this meeting is procedural boilerplate. No specific discussion items or decisions were listed in the provided notice.

Clark Planetarium Board

The Clark Planetarium Advisory Board will hold a meeting on November 19, 2026, from 12:30 to 1:30 PM. The agenda and electronic participation details will be posted no later than 24 hours before the start time. This notice is procedural only; no specific agenda items are listed.

• Meeting scheduled for November 19, 2026 at 110 S 400 W, Salt Lake City
• Agenda to be posted no later than 24 hours in advance
• Electronic participation details to be posted no later than 24 hours in advance
• ADA accommodations request deadline: November 18, 2026 at 12:30 PM

ZAP Tier I + Zoological Advisory Board (Zoo, Arts & Parks)

The ZAP Tier I and Zoological Advisory Board meets to review 2027 applications from arts and zoological organizations. The board will vote to approve funding recommendations and decide whether to include or exclude related-party costs up to $5,000 as qualified expenditures. The agenda also includes the election of 2027 board leadership and a review of financial health test results.

• Vote to approve Tier I & Zoological 2027 Funding Recommendations
• Vote on inclusion/exclusion of Related Party Costs Expenditures up to $5,000
• Election of Advisory Board 2027 Leadership (Chair, Vice Chair)
• Review of Financial Health Tests (FHT) failures and improvement plans
• Application reviews for organizations including Utah Symphony, Hogle Zoo, and Red Butte Garden

Solid Waste Management Council

The Salt Lake County Solid Waste Management Council will hold a workshop and council meeting on August 26, 2026, via Webex. The council will consider approving minutes from July 29, 2026, and will make decisions on PFAS-contaminated waste review and a proposed road closure on California Avenue. The agenda also includes public comment, division updates, and a financial report.

• Approval/Direction of PFAS Contaminated Waste
• Approval/Direction of California Avenue Road Closure Proposal
• Approval/Direction of 07/29/2026 Minutes
• Financial Report
• Public Comment

Debt Review Committee

The Salt Lake County Debt Review Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially take action on several items, including approving minutes from the July 29, 2026 meeting, receiving updates from the financial advisor and on the financial advisor RFP, reviewing jail operating costs, and discussing TRT bonds, their structure, security, and a recommendation to the County Council. The meeting is open to the public and will be simulcast via Webex.

• Approval of minutes from July 29, 2026 DRC meeting
• Financial advisor update
• Financial advisor RFP update
• Jail BON operating cost update
• Discussion of TRT bonds, structure, security, and recommendation to County Council

Council

The Salt Lake County Council is meeting to consider consent items, budget adjustments, and ordinances. Key actions include a first reading of an e-bike ordinance for unincorporated areas, final adoption of a resource management plan update, and several budget adjustments for radio upgrades, pay equity, and library costs. The agenda also includes routine approvals like cash donations, property sales, and tax letters.

• First reading of ordinance defining e-bike use on trails in unincorporated Salt Lake County
• Resolution to sell surplus property at 511 West 3900 South, Millcreek to UDOT
• Budget adjustment of $700,000 for Metro Jail backup radio system replacement
• Budget adjustment of $39,741 for pay equity adjustments for two Treasurer's Office employees
• Acceptance of $5,000.15 cash donation to Animal Services from Carol Maul

Library Services Board of Directors

The Salt Lake County Library Services Board of Directors will meet on August 24, 2026, to vote on five policy items: approving June minutes, an interlibrary loan borrowing policy, a bulletin board and community information policy, a filming policy, and a meeting and study room policy. The agenda also includes staff reports on the director's update, human resources, and facilities, with no action required. Public comments can be sent to library.board@slcolibrary.org before the meeting.

• Approve minutes from June 22, 2026 Board meeting
• Action on Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Borrowing Policy
• Action on Bulletin Board Policy & Community Information Policy
• Action on Filming Policy
• Action on Meeting & Study Room Policy

Executive Coordinating Committee

The Salt Lake County Executive Coordinating Committee will meet to vote on a real property ordinance amendment and approve minutes from the May meeting. The committee will also receive informational updates on the privacy program, Smart Gov. Fund, TAB, HR, and the new campus.

• Vote on Real Property Ordinance Amendment 26-845
• Approval of May 2026 meeting minutes (26-846)
• Update on Privacy Program and Smart Gov. Fund (26-840)
• TAB update (26-841)
• HR and New Campus updates

Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention Facilities Advisory Board

The Salt Lake County Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention Facilities Advisory Board is meeting to discuss and vote on a funding request for a public art collaboration with the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, and the State of Utah. The board will also receive informational presentations on the Larry H. and Gail Miller Arts Center, the TRCC Support Program project application process, Submittable software training, and an update on awarded grants. The meeting includes public comment, approval of minutes, and a review of the upcoming meeting schedule.

• Funding request for public art collaboration with University of Utah, Salt Lake City, State of Utah, and Salt Lake County (vote needed)
• Larry H. and Gail Miller Arts Center presentation by Arts & Culture Director Matthew Castillo
• TRCC Support Program project application overview
• Submittable software training for grant management
• Update on awarded grants

Clark Planetarium Board

This is a procedural notice for the Clark Planetarium Advisory Board meeting on August 20, 2026. The actual agenda has not been posted and will be made available no later than 24 hours before the meeting. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in this notice.

Mountain Planning District

The Mountain Planning District Planning Commission will meet to discuss a multi-phase ordinance amendment project reorganizing Title 19 Zoning, starting with definitions and residential, commercial, and agricultural zones. The commission will also hold a public hearing on proposed changes to Salt Lake County land-use fee schedules.

• OAM2026-001669: Ordinance amendment project reorganizing Title 19 Zoning (phased discussion begins with 19.04 Definitions, 19.22 Parks and Open Space, 19.23 Mountain Resort Zone, 19.24 Forestry Zones, 19.26 Agricultural and Foothill Agricultural Zones, 19.28 Single-Family Residential Zones, 19.30 Medium and High Density Residential Zones, 19.32 Commercial Zones, 19.34 Manufacturing Zones, 19.35 S-1-G Zone, and 19.36 Mixed Use Zones)
• OAM2026-001636: Public hearing on resolution amending Salt Lake County land use fee schedule
• Approval of July 16, 2026, Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
• Other Business Items (as needed)

GIS Advisory Committee

The Salt Lake County GIS Advisory Committee and Technology Advisory Board are holding a combined meeting to discuss and receive updates on county technology matters. Agenda items include a technology staffing report, GIS user group and server updates, the ESRI User Conference, County GIS Day 2026, and an AI working group update. The boards will also discuss Enterprise License Agreement (ELA) renewal negotiations and records management in relation to the ELA.

• Technology FTE Report (Discussion/Direction)
• ELA Renewal Negotiations (Discussion/Direction)
• Records management & Relation to ELA (Discussion/Direction)
• AI Working Group Update (Discussion/Direction)
• County GIS Day 2026 (Informational)

Property Tax Committee

The Salt Lake County Property Tax Committee is meeting to approve minutes and review tax relief items, including timely and late tax relief, veteran exemptions, settlements, and deferrals. The agenda lists no illegal/erroneous claims, CRE or residential exemption claims, or waivers/refunds. The meeting is scheduled for August 20, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. via WebEx and Room N2-300.

• 2026 Timely Tax Relief (Count 11)
• 2025 Late Tax Relief (Count 1)
• 2026 Veteran Exemptions (Count 1) and Other Years' Veteran Exemptions (Count 7)
• Settlements (Count 2)
• Deferrals (Count 2)

Convention Facility Advisory Board

The Salt Lake County Convention Facility Advisory Board is meeting to review public comments, approve prior meeting minutes, and receive updates on venue operations, financials, and construction. The agenda includes reports on the Mountain America Expo Center, customer experience, and a sustainability-focused client gift initiative.

• Approval of minutes from June 16, 2026 meeting (action required)
• Operational venue assessment report
• Mountain America Expo Center updates
• 2026 year-to-date financials review
• Salt Palace Convention Center (SPCC) construction update

Technology Advisory Board

The Salt Lake County Technology Advisory Board and GIS Committee will hold a combined meeting to discuss and provide direction on several technology-related items, including Enterprise License Agreement (ELA) renewal negotiations, records management, and an AI working group update. The agenda also includes informational updates on the technology FTE report, GIS user group meetings, server updates, ESRI User Conference review, County GIS Day, and the privacy program. Public comments will be taken at the start of the meeting.

• ELA Renewal Negotiations (Discussion/Direction)
• AI Working Group Update (Discussion/Direction)
• Records Management & Relation to ELA (Discussion/Direction)
• Technology FTE Report (Discussion/Direction)
• Privacy Program Update (Informational)

Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a public hearing and vote on several items, including a proposed property exchange to create a Shoreline Trail trailhead, a resolution to place a $128 million general obligation bond for parks and open space on the ballot, and a budget adjustment for a youth violence prevention coordinator. The council will also discuss a water-intensive industrial development policy and a resource management plan update.

• Public hearing on property transfer for Shoreline Trail trailhead
• Resolution authorizing real property exchange with South Jordan City and Doug Young for Marv Jensen Park
• First reading of ordinance adopting Unincorporated Salt Lake County Resource Management Plan Update
• Resolution on water-intensive industrial development and regional water resources
• Resolution amending bond election resolution for up to $128,000,000 in general obligation bonds

Open Space Trust Fund

The Salt Lake County Open Space Trust Fund Advisory Committee is meeting electronically to approve draft minutes from May 2026 and to discuss a potential real property transaction, which may include a closed session as allowed by state law. The meeting is open to public comments, with a two-minute limit per person.

• Approval of draft meeting minutes from May 21, 2026
• Discussion of property purchase, exchange, or lease (potential closed session)
• Public comments limited to two minutes per individual
• Meeting conducted via Webex; email comments to Jeniffer Goodman by 12:00 pm on meeting day

Technology Advisory Board

The Salt Lake County Technology Advisory Board and GIS Committee are holding a combined meeting to discuss and potentially approve the 2027 budget, which takes up most of the agenda. The meeting also includes public comments, approval of prior meeting minutes, and a possible closed session for security or personnel matters. Other items are procedural, such as scheduling and action item reviews.

• 2027 Budget discussion and approval (92 minutes)
• Possible closed session for security, personnel, devices, or systems
• Approve minutes from GIS 5/21/26 and TAB 6/25/26 meetings
• Public comments (3 minutes)
• Upcoming meeting schedule and next meeting on 8/20/26

Housing Trust Fund Advisory Board

The Salt Lake County Housing Trust Fund Advisory Board will meet to approve June minutes, receive open meetings training, discuss 2026 priorities, and plan the upcoming Request for Applications for 2026 funds. The board will also hear updates on ARPA awards and a Bluffdale ADU interlocal agreement, and schedule site visits.

• Discuss 2026 Housing Trust Fund priorities per internal policy
• Plan 2026 Request for Applications for County General Fund (Special Projects) allocation
• Formalize ARPA awards and Bluffdale ADU Interlocal Agreement
• Site visits: Citizens West 2, 3, & 4, 515 Tower (ph I), & Pragmatist
• Open meetings training by District Attorney Adam Miller

GIS Advisory Committee

The GIS Advisory Committee and Technology Advisory Board (TAB) are holding a combined meeting. The primary agenda item is the discussion and approval of the 2027 TAB budget.

• 2027 TAB Budget discussion/approval
• Approval of 5/21/26 GIS Advisory Committee minutes
• Approval of 6/25/2026 TAB meeting minutes

Dimple Dell Advisory Board

The Dimple Dell Advisory Board is meeting to review and approve the June 10, 2026 minutes, and to discuss several informational items including attendance bylaws, recruitment, contribution intent, the Park & Rec budget, board scope, docent program, technology options, disability access, and zone updates. No formal action is scheduled on these discussion items.

• Review and approve June 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion of attendance bylaws and board recruitment
• Budget discussion for Park & Rec and near-term park plans
• Discussion of board goals, priorities, and areas of impact
• Docent program, technology options, disability access, and zone updates

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session on a three-phase project to reorganize Title 19 Zoning. The body will also hold a public hearing to consider a resolution amending the county land use fee schedule.

• OAM2026-001669: Ordinance amendment project to reorganize Title 19 Zoning (Phase 1)
• OAM2026-001636: Resolution to amend Salt Lake County land use fee schedule
• Approval of July 15, 2026, meeting minutes

Salt Lake County Brownfields Assessment Grant Advisory Committee

The Salt Lake County Brownfields Assessment Grant Advisory Committee will meet to approve prior meeting minutes, discuss community feedback, and review property and budget updates. The main action item is a request for an additional $43,500 for the Midvale Public Works site to fund a Site Action Plan, Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, and HMI work, on top of a previously approved $3,500 for Phase I. The committee will also discuss any additional properties brought forward by members or attendees.

• Approve minutes from April 7, 2026 meeting
• Discuss property and budget updates
• Consider $43,500 additional budget for Midvale Public Works (Site Action Plan, Phase II ESA, HMI)
• Previously approved $3,500 for Phase I at Midvale Public Works
• Next meeting scheduled for September 1, 2026

Council

The Salt Lake County Council is meeting to consider several budget adjustments for the District Attorney's office, including additional insurance spending and use of asset forfeiture funds, as well as a transfer for a Youth Services remodel. They will also receive an informational update on jail capacity and population, and vote on adopting the county's Integrated Watershed Plan. Consent items include a council reappointment and a donation acceptance.

• Budget adjustment: DA requests $356,835 for insurance (Midvale property, cyber policy)
• Budget adjustment: DA requests $337,659 from asset forfeiture funds for operations
• Budget transfer: $206,203 for Youth Services Administration Reception Remodel
• Resolution adopting Salt Lake County Integrated Watershed Plan
• Jail capacity and population update from Sheriff's office

Children's Justice Center Advisory Board

The Salt Lake County Children's Justice Center Advisory Board is meeting to conduct routine business, including approving minutes, hearing public comment, and receiving updates from the Friends nonprofit, the Children's Justice Center program, and the Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS). No votes on specific policies or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Public comment period
• Friends Nonprofit update
• CJC Program update
• DCFS update

Council for Aging and Adult Services

The Council for Aging and Adult Services will meet to elect a new Chair, First Vice Chair, and Second Vice Chair. The meeting also includes a Director's report and updates on caregiver support.

• Vote for new Chair, First Vice Chair, and Second Vice Chair
• Approval of May 7th meeting minutes
• Director's report by Paul Leggett
• Caregiver support updates by Cydney French

Salt Lake County Board of Health

The Salt Lake County Board of Health is meeting to discuss routine administrative items and receive informational reports. The most substantive item is a presentation on the Community Health Assessment overview by the Epidemiology Supervisor. The board will also consider approving prior meeting minutes and receive a Director's Report.

• Community Health Assessment Overview presented by Epidemiology Supervisor Jenny Robertson
• Approval of minutes from the June 4, 2026 Board of Health meeting
• Director's Report by Executive Director Dorothy Adams
• Open Meetings Training by Deputy District Attorney Stacia Sidlow

Fund 450 Capital Projects Prioritization Committee

The Salt Lake County Fund 450 Capital Projects Prioritization Committee will meet to review and prioritize projects submitted for funding from Fund 450. Agencies will present project details and justifications, and the committee will vote on a recommendation to the Mayor. The meeting includes a public comment period and a review of open meeting requirements.

• Citizen public input, limited to 3 minutes per speaker and 10 minutes total
• Review of open meeting requirements by the District Attorney's Office
• Discussion and prioritization of projects submitted for Fund 450 funding
• Committee vote to recommend projects to the Mayor

Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss a resolution to hold a bond election for up to $100 million to improve parks, trails, and natural habitats. The body is also considering several budget adjustments and interlocal agreements for public health and transit.

• Proposed $100,000,000 General Obligation Bond for open space, parks, and recreational facilities
• Interlocal agreements with Utah State University for CREST ($975,000) and SBIRT ($950,000) programs
• Budget request for $200,000 for a Landfill major water well overhaul
• Budget request to recognize $99,600 in FTA grant funding for the Rides for Wellness Program
• Sale of a perpetual easement and temporary construction easement to Utah Transit Authority for the Kearns bus stop

Salt Lake County Brownfields Assessment Grant Advisory Committee

The Brownfields Assessment Grant Advisory Committee will discuss property and budget updates. The committee is scheduled to take action on a specific budget request for a site in Midvale.

• Proposed $43,500 for Midvale Public Works Site Action Plan (SAP), Phase II ESA, and HMI
• Approval of April 7, 2026, meeting minutes

Salt Lake County NMTC Inc.

The Salt Lake County NMTC Inc. Board will meet to discuss a new market tax credit transaction. The board is also reviewing meeting minutes from December 5, 2025.

• Approval of a new market tax credit transaction for the Tenth East Senior Center
• Approval of the Joint Consent of Sole Member and Manager of Tenth East Senior Center, LLC document
• Approval of meeting minutes from 12/05/25

ZAP 2026 Recreational Bond Board

The Recreation Bond Advisory Board will discuss proposed projects—including capital maintenance, completing existing projects, and new projects—to determine funding recommendations. The board will then vote on approving the recommended projects and funding list for the General Obligation Recreation Bond. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Discussion on all proposed projects (capital maintenance, finish what we started, new projects) for funding recommendations
• Vote on approving recommended projects and funding list for the General Obligation Recreation Bond
• Public comment opportunity
• Welcome by Chair Mayor Gettel