Notes from July 28, 2014 meeting of the SHCC Outreach Committee Attending: Christopher Thomas, Amy Barry, Brad Di Iorio (Sugar House Chamber) 1) Online a) Website -Contact list vs. blog posts with photos -Stories (usually from e-newsletter stories) Notes: Christopher will see if he can grab content out of the email...
Civil Discourse Amy Barry The SHCC recently hosted a community meeting at Dilworth Elementary in regards to a potential new zone and development of the 21st and 21st corner. The crowd of nearly 300 demonstrated the interest of the community in this issue and left me with...
Hello Sugar House, Salt Lake City Emergency Management has just launched a series of Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) classes and supplemental training courses for the residents of Sugar House. CERT educates people about disaster preparedness and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as...
[caption id="attachment_1342" align="alignleft" width="300"] Photo Courtesy: Redevelopment Agency[/caption] Many residents have inquired about the removal of trees along 2100 S between McClelland St and 1100 E. Trees were removed for the impending monument plaza redesign. Crews are scheduled to start work on constructing a true pedestrian plaza...
Sugar House Recycling Guide Welcome to the Sugar House Recycling Guide! This guide provides answers to frequently asked questions and helps Sugar House residents and businesses know where to go for additional information about recycling in our community. Residents For all the answers to your questions about the City’s...
[caption id="attachment_1312" align="alignleft" width="302"] Photo Courtesy: Laurie Bray[/caption] Sugar House Park is the heart of Sugar House and is an active park for our community. It is 110 acres of green hills, trails, ponds, waterways, playgrounds, scenery and much more. During the summer months Sugar House Park is...
Sugarmont Plaza was created in 2012 as the old tenant Deseret Industries had moved and we had a vacant building in our midst. This property is currently owned by the SLC Redevelopment Agency and they allowed us to create a temporary public plaza. This project...