Fire department releases annual report

SSLFD had started to release an annual report after a 10-year hiatus. The 2019/2020 report is now available online. Read More »

Cottonwood girls soccer ousted at state tourney after best year since 2014

The last time the Cottonwood High School girls soccer team had more than four wins was six years ago. Read More »

Residents asked to ‘define their city’ with input on general plan

SSL is asking for public input as they start to revise their General Plan. Read More »

Granite rewards ‘tremendous efforts’ by staff with a bonus on top of pay raise

Granite District Board backs up their words of appreciation with bonuses for contract and hourly employees. Read More »

Teen Tech Center expands hours to provide free homework help

The Best Buy Teen Tech Center has expanded their hours and staff to provide homework help at no cost. Read More »

Center offers Safe Place for youth and families to re-establish peace

Among services provided by the Salt Lake County Youth Services is the Juvenile Receiving Center, a Safe Place for youth and families to re-establish peace. Read More »

Youth’s letter prompts possible Columbus Center name change

In an effort for more inclusion, SSL is beginning an initiative to rename the Columbus Center. All residents are encouraged to share their opinions. Read More »

SSL Community Development works on new sign ordinance

SSL Community Development is working on revising city sign ordinance. Read More »

SSL programs help homeowners with fall yard cleanup

SSL had a variety of programs to assist homeowners/renters with fall cleanup. In addition, the city is mulching downed trees at Fitts and Central parks and replacing them. Read More »

Police chief provides update to council on practices, policies

In a continuing effort to understand policing in SSL, Hannah Vickery and Police Chief Jack Carruth provided information to the City Council. In addition, the SSLPD continues to train officers each month. Read More »