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Council member questions Mayor’s transportation agenda

Council member questions Mayor’s transportation agenda

by Isaac Riddle | Jun 21, 2017 | Transportation

It has been a year since Robin Hutcheson, Salt Lake City’s award-winning former Transportation Director announced her departure for a new position in Minnesota.  But for Salt Lake City Council member, Derek Kitchen, the fact that Hutcheson has not been replaced...
Mayor nominates state senator for UTA board

Mayor nominates state senator for UTA board

by Isaac Riddle | May 31, 2017 | Greater Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, Transportation

In a live Facebook feed on Wednesday, Mayor Jackie Biskupski announced her nomination of Sen. Jim Dabakis to represent Salt Lake City on the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) Board of Trustees. “My top priority was finding someone who could represent the people of Salt...
City’s first transit plan headed to Council for vote

City’s first transit plan headed to Council for vote

by Ryan D. Curtis | Dec 9, 2016 | Salt Lake City, Transportation

While some residents might not feel that the plan is ready, but the Planning Commission voted during their November 9th meeting to forward a favorable recommendation for the city’s first-ever Transit Master Plan. City officials expect the city to gain 40,000 new...
City seeks input on draft Transit Master Plan

City seeks input on draft Transit Master Plan

by Ryan D. Curtis | Oct 28, 2016 | Salt Lake City, Transportation

Over a year since the Salt Lake City officials launched an aggressive public outreach to gather feedback on the city’s first ever Transit Master Plan, officials are again asking residents to weigh in before the plan goes before the Salt Lake City Council for...
Downtown Salt Lake is growing but still has gaps in vibrancy

Downtown Salt Lake is growing but still has gaps in vibrancy

by Isaac Riddle | Nov 5, 2015 | Downtown, Salt Lake City

Vibrant downtowns benefit not only cities but the suburbs as well and Salt Lake City leaders and developers still have a lot of work to do to make the capital city’s downtown more vibrant.  That was the message from a presentation by Dr. Emil Malizia, a...
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