parks bond

With an $85 million general obligation bond dedicated to parks, trails and open spaces at the ready, Salt Lake City can modernize and reimagine some of its most used public spaces.

The city will vote on Nov. 21 if it wants to keep funding new recreation projects the way it has since the 1990s.

Voters handily approved an $85 million parks bond last November. Now the question is what to do with the first $25 million?

An $85 million Parks, Trails and Open Space bond is on Salt Lake City’s Nov. 8 ballot. The money would be used for improvements throughout the city.

Dignitaries and local government officials cut the ribbon on a new park in Salt Lake County today. Lodestone Regional Park sits right on the border of…

There will be no bond measure to expand outdoor recreation in Salt Lake City. The city council failed to garner enough votes at last night’s meeting to…

Salt Lake County officials broke ground on a new regional park in Kearns this morning. The park is the result of a $47 million park’s bond voters approved…