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Salt Lake City residents ask Council to fund traffic safety projects and hire union workers.
Traffic safety and road maintenance remained major topics of discussion during Tuesday's Salt Lake City Council meeting, which was primarily dedicated to discussion of the annual budget. Several residents provided comments on the more than $500 million in proposed allocations for city services.
Traffic safety and road maintenance remained major topics of discussion during Tuesday's Salt Lake City Council meeting, which was primarily dedicated to discussion of the annual budget. Several residents provided comments on the more than $500 million in proposed allocations for city services.
Traffic Safety A recurring topic was the city's Capital Improvement Program grants, or CIPs. Residents are allowed to propose projects for their neighborhoods and receive limited funding, allocated from a general pool. One such proposal came from Esther Hunter, an East Central resident.
Hunter provided a…
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