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West-siders react to Jordan River closure; SLC Council recognizes Start by Believing Day
The Salt Lake City Council heard from west side residents about the recent partial closure of the Jordan River Trail, and the criminal and environmental problems that led to it, during its meeting Tuesday night. Afterward, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and Councilmembers Victoria Petro and Alejandro Puy addressed the comments and explained their hopes for a new Public Safety Plan, recently launched by the administration.
The Salt Lake City Council heard from west side residents about the recent partial closure of the Jordan River Trail, and the criminal and environmental problems that led to it, during its meeting Tuesday night. Afterward, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and Councilmembers Victoria Petro and Alejandro Puy addressed the comments and explained their hopes for a new Public Safety Plan, recently launched by the administration.
Josi Hinds A detour sign near Cottonwood Park marks the latest closure of the Jordan River Trail on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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