SLC SAFE neighborhoods

❄️This evening and tomorrow morning/afternoon, we are monitoring the potential for snow squall development. For this evening, we will be watching areas from Ogden northward to the ID border. Tomorrow, areas in central UT and western UT have an enhanced potential for snow squalls.

If a Snow Squall Warning is issued for your location, avoid or delay motor travel until the squall passes. Even if it “looks” safe, visibility can drop within minutes! There is no safe place on a highway during a snow squall.

Participe en el estudio contra la gentrificación y el desplazamiento de y ayúdenos a prosperar juntos. Visite thrivinginplaceslc.org para obtener más información, completar la encuesta e involucrarse.

Take part in 's anti-gentrification and displacement study and help us thrive together. Visit thrivinginplaceslc.org to learn more, take the survey, and stay involved.

Food inequality haunts SLC’s west side. Here’s how residents are working to change that. Salt Lake City might commit to fighting food inequality with a resolution that explores structural changes in zoning, transportation, parks and open space, and economic development

In his PrepTalk, Daniel Homsey shares his tools for building resilient communities at the neighborhood level and why empowering neighbors to help themselves is the best way to prepare your community for any disaster.

PrepTalks: Daniel Homsey “Neighborfest – Building Resilience from the Block Up!” Download the materials for this PrepTalk at: https://www.fema.gov/blog/preptalks-daniel-homsey-neighborfest-building-resilience-block Daniel Homsey shares hi...

With the inversion keeping a lid on the atmosphere this week, pollutants will accumulate in prone valleys. Here are some tips to help keep yourself safe and to reduce your contribution to air pollution.

Salt Lake County is wishing you a wonderful and educational Black History Month! This time of the year, Americans pause to honor the accomplishments and rich impacts of African Americans on the nation and the world.

In an effort led by Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendendall, and supported by numerous local governments, partner government agencies and private businesses, UTA fares will be free during the month of February!

Fares will be free in February across our entire service area on all UTA bus and rail services, including Ski Bus, paratransit service, the Park City-SLC Connect, and UTA On Demand in southwestern Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City - Westside.

For more see rideuta.com/freefare.

Have a joyful and thoughtful Martin Luther King Day.