New boundary maps put thousands in different SLC Council Districts

New political boundary maps for Salt Lake City shifted nearly 10,000 residents into different Salt Lake City Council Districts and more than 33,000 people into different SLC School Board Districts. The changes, effective upon adoption, mean some residents now have different City Council and School Board representatives. Get more on redistricting here.

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Council seeks input on street lighting proposals

The Salt Lake City Council wants to hear more from neighborhood residents before it considers implementing a new program to maintain the City's street lighting system. In March, the Council informally agreed to use money from the City's general fund between July 1 and January 1, 2013, to maintain street lights.

The Council expects to work with Mayor Ralph Becker's administration to develop a single proposal to pay to maintain and improve street lighting to take to community councils, residents and businesses in the months ahead. A list of questions for readers and more information can be found on Open City Hall.  

Contact the City Council

Søren Simonsen, Chair; Council Member District 7, 801-535-7715
Charlie Luke, Vice Chair; Council Member District 6, 801-535-7784
Carlton Christensen, Council Member District 1, 801-535-7723
Kyle LaMalfa, Council Member District 2, 801-535-7781
Stan Penfold, Council Member District 3, 801-535-7726
Luke Garrott, Council Member District 4, 801-535-7782
Jill Remington Love, Council Member District 5,801-535-7786