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Officer David Romrell honored in nation’s capital

Jul 22, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

Officer David Romrell was honored during the 2019 National Police Week.

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South Salt Lake provides proper ways to dispose of bulk waste

Jul 18, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

Don’t dump bulk waste on empty lots. It is not neighborly or legal. Use an alternative provided by the city.

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City Journals poll shows surprising support for property tax increases

Jun 25, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

Do you agree?

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What is an RDA and what do they do?

Jun 24, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

RDA’s are the economic development arm of a city.

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Community policing? It’s a matter of ‘community caring,’ panel tells Pacific Islander conference

Jun 20, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Local law enforcement owns trust building to best serve Pacific Islander communities.

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Beyond Neighborhood Watch: South Salt Lake Police Department Connects With Community In Many Ways

Jun 19, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

South Salt Lake City Police Department uses a variety of ways to reach out to the community.

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South Salt Lake avoids budget standoff

Jun 18, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

Mayor approves budget for the 2019-2020 budget journey.

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Deadline looms as budget battle continues in South Salt Lake

Jun 11, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

More discussion to take place during the council meeting on June 12 at South Salt Lake City Hall.

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Tracy Aviary Nature Center planned for James Madison Oxbow Park

Jun 04, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

Both the planning commission and the city council approved an ordinance allowing Tracy Aviary to build phase 1 on a nature center at James Madison Oxbow Park along the Jordan River Parkway Trail.

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Mayor’s budget ups property taxes to support first responders’ pay increase

May 17, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

Mayor Cherie Wood presented her proposed fiscal year 2019-2020 budget to the city council on May 8. The budget is calling for a 31 percent property tax increase to pay for a 15 percent pay increase for police officers and firefighters.

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