July 2014
CITY NEWSLETTER
CITY GOVERNMENT EDITION
South Salt Lake
Mayor’s Office
Cherie Wood, Mayor
801.464.6757
[email protected]
South Salt Lake
City Council Members
Ryan Gold, District 1
801.558.6293
[email protected]
Kevin Rapp, District 2
801.485.5817
[email protected]
Sharla Beverly, District 3
801.803.4127
[email protected]
Roy Turner, District 4
801.266.5703
[email protected]
Irvin Jones, District 5
801.262.5566
[email protected]
Debbie Snow, At Large
801.870.7655
[email protected]
Mike Rutter, At Large
801.486.3031
[email protected]
Mayor's Message: Our City Government
I am proud and humbled to
bring you this On the Move
edition about something that
matters
tremendously
to
me—our city. Each month
our newsletter has a focus,
often a city department or an
aspect of life in our community.
This time, we focus on the
foundation of all this: our city
government. Some people call
government ugly, but I will tell
you something I know from
first hand experience—it is
miraculous. It is a tough job,
but people from all walks of life
Mayor Cherie Wood
sign up to be a part of it, stick
with it, and find common ground. Most importantly, involvement
makes things happen and can be an amazing achievement. It is a blessing that we live in a country where democracy thrives. I
get to wake up every day knowing I can have a positive impact on
someone’s life. Three hundred other people, including employees,
South Salt Lake
Stake Center
2280 S 300 E
South Salt Lake has
nine neighborhood
centers serving our
community:
Lincoln Community School
450 East 3700 South
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801-803-3632
FREEDOM
FESTIVAL
Parade Friday, July 4th
Starting at 9:30 a.m.
at 2280 South 300 E.,
ending at Fitts Park
3050 S. 500 E.
Granite Park Community School
3031 South 200 East
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801-440-4499
Hser Ner Moo Community &
Welcome Center
479 East 2250 South
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801-466-3238
Central Park Community Center
and PAL Boxing
2797 South 200 East
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801-466-3143
South Salt Lake
Live music
Unique booths
Yummy food
Amazing entertainment
The best fireworks show in the valley
Woodrow Wilson Community School
2567 South Main Street
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801-386-0589
Roosevelt Community School
3225 South 800 East
South Salt Lake, Utah 84106
801-828-8219
This Fourth of July, I quote George Washington for a little
inspiration, “Human happiness and moral duty are inseparably
connected.” I am so fortunate, as mayor, to have such an inspiring
call of duty. Thank you for allowing me to serve. If I don’t know you
already, the Freedom Festival is a great chance for me to meet
you – please come say hello!
Thursday, July 3, 2014 6:00 p.m.
Fireworks at 10:10 p.m.
Former Granite High Campus
3305 South 500 East
The Columbus Center
2531 South 400 East
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801-412-3217
Historic Scott School Arts &
Community Center
3238 South 540 East
South Salt Lake, UT 84106
801-803-3632
When I was young, I was friends and neighbors with a previous
mayor, and his family, when he served as mayor. Once in awhile,
he would interrupt whatever game I was playing with his daughters,
and say, “Let’s go watch over the city.” So we would all jump in the
car for a drive-around. It opened my eyes to what made a city
tick. I never imagined at that time that I would work for South Salt
Lake, or least of all, that I would have the opportunity to serve my
city in the same way he did. I am inspired by the commitment to
something beyond oneself.
FREEDOM FESTIVAL PARADE ROUTE
Start of Parade
Utah International Charter School
350 East Baird Circle
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
385-290-1306
volunteers, city council members and planning commissioners, are
also working with South Salt Lake each day. Thank you for giving
us the opportunity to serve. We know an informed democracy is
a strong democracy, so I encourage you to learn more about your
city government in this issue, then share your thoughts with us as
it keeps our democracy alive.
South Salt Lake
FREEDOM FESTIVAL
Note: No pets will be allowed at the
3rd of July Freedom Festival.
Thank you for your assistance with
this public safety and health concern.
Questions? Contact 801.483.6076 or
[email protected].
South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter
Congratulations
High School Seniors –
You did it!
South Salt Lake Youth
City Council would like to
congratulate Kayla,
Tristan, Eriq, Francisco,
Tyler, Halima, and
Nicholas on their graduation and
cheer for them as they celebrate
their academic success. Several
youth will be attending Salt Lake
Community College and the
University of Utah, one has joined
the Air Force, one has joined the
Navy, and another youth will leave
to serve a church mission. We
also congratulate Pablo for being
elected Senior Class President
at Cottonwood High School,
and Jarron for being elected to
Student Boys ASC.
Promise South Salt Lake would
like to congratulate our South Salt
Lake youth on their graduation
from Cottonwood and Highland
High Schools, including Pabitra
B., Kabita C., Ismail I., Estafanous
P., Tin W., Kin Moo K., Chit O.,
Bhim B., Wahe D., Bo B., Peter
D., Francisco G., and Christian L..
Many of our youth are continuing
their education in college next
year. We are so proud of the hard
work and dedication of these
young adults. Thank you for
letting us share in your success.
We know we will see great things
from all of you!
South Salt Lake
Police Department: Notice
of Unclaimed Property
South Salt Lake Has a Strong Mayor Form of Government
There are many different models for city government, including the “Mayor-Council” system. Within the Mayor-Council form of government, there are two distinct
categories, one called “strong mayor” and one called “weak mayor.” South Salt
Lake is somewhat unique in having a strong mayor system – it is common in larger
cities, while many small and medium-sized cities in Utah still use the council-manager system, where the city council directs a City Manager, while the mayor is
largely a figurehead.
In a strong-mayor form of government, the mayor is the chief executive officer and
the council serves as the legislative branch. The mayor supervises and directs all
executive and administrative officers provided for by statute or municipal (city) ordinance. The city council is responsible for adopting policies, including the ordinances that give the mayor these powers. The mayor has the power to veto any ordinance, tax levy, or appropriation passed by the council,
but the council has the power to override it. The Council is also assigned the power to adopt the budget and to adjust the mayor's salary.
In Salt Lake County, five cities use the strong mayor system (Murray, Salt Lake City, Sandy, South Salt Lake and Taylorsville); four cities
have a council-manager system (Cottonwood Heights, Holladay, West Jordan and West Valley City) and the rest use other systems including a weak-mayor “Mayor-Council” "Five-Member Council,” "Six-member Council,” and “Charter.” Voters must approve any change
in the form of government. The Utah League of Cities and Towns (of which South Salt Lake is a member) has extensive information
about city governments and resources to help out citizens who want to get involved. Visit ultc.org.
Citywide Clean-Up
Citywide Cleanup
By South Salt Lake Urban Design Director Sharen Hauri
City leaders and the Public Works department are considering
how to improve Citywide Cleanup in order to offer residents a
convenient and affordable way to dispose of large, bulky waste
as well as green waste (such as tree limbs, grass clippings). The
approach to Citywide Cleanup was changed in 2013 in order to
improve the appearance of the community, save money, assign
public works employees to more pressing street repair work, and
to improve water quality by removing waste from storm water
gutters.
After testing out a new system with dumpsters, public feedback
asked the mayor and council to consider other options as well.
After extensive discussion, public comment, and an open town
hall meeting in March, a new option was proposed – “boxed,
bundled and bagged” waste, which may be placed on the park
strip. A final decision was made during the budgeting process to
go in this direction. A comparison of these options is shown here.
Additional consideration is being given to the green waste option,
but no decision has yet been made.
The South Salt Lake Police
Department currently holds
various unclaimed properties in
our evidence room. They include
bicycles, stereo equipment,
computer equipment, CDs/tapes,
tools, and other miscellaneous
items. What
Sign up to take part in the South
Salt Lake Gold Star Program
today! Visit ssldrugfree.org for
more information on this program
as well as the other services offered
by the South Salt Lake Coalition for
Drug Free Youth! 2013 Dumpster
Clean-up
2014 Curbside
Clean-Up
Curbside pick-up
Yard waste placed
on curb
Dumpsters placed
throughout City
Boxed, bundled &
bagged waste
placed curbside
Notice given one
week
prior to pick-up
Spring and Fall
Four pick up areas
22 ft. wide x 6 ft. tall
Fall only
Delivered to
specified
neighborhood, one
week notice given
prior to deliver
Once a year - Fall
Max 5ft. length
Nothing over 75lbs
2 week
collection period
Spring and Fall
First 2 weeks in
May/November
Total Cost
per
Household *
$1.89 per
household per
month
$0.49 per household
per month
$0.39 per
household per
month
Total Cost
to City *
$86,000
$22,300
$17,860
*Estimated Costs
Help Plan for Parks and Trails in Salt Lake County
Salt Lake County is preparing two master plans to help
guide the future of regional parks and trails in the Salt
Lake Valley. South Salt Lake residents are encouraged
to get involved so your voices are heard.
The first plan, the East-West Trails Master Plan, is identifying places to put major east-west trails in the valley,
including proposals for along 3300 and 3900 South. Parley’s Trail, at 2250 South, is already considered a major
east-west trail. This study looks for input from cyclists,
walkers, neighbors and the public to identify preferred
trail locations; to identify barriers or challenges to putting
trails in certain locations; to identify potential trailhead locations; and to connect to UTA transit. Input and ideas
are welcome on the project website: slcoeastwesttrails.
org and/or the Facebook page: Salt Lake County East
West Trails Master Plan.
Unclaimed property will be
auctioned or destroyed nine days
from the date of this notice.
Are you interested in learning
how your business can benefit
from implementing a tobacco-free
policy and/or by offering tobacco
cessation program opportunities to
your employees?
Current
2012 Curbside
Clean-up
Spring and Fall
Cleanup
When
If you believe we currently have
property belonging to you,
contact us in person at 2835
South Main St. or at 801.412.3665.
Ownership must be proven in the
form of receipts and/or detailed
description. South Salt Lake
Gold Star Tobacco-Free
Workplace
Award Program
Past Years
Service
Options
The second plan, The Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation Master Plan, will shape the future of county parks
Fitts Park
and recreation facilities for the next 10 years. This plan
will target where recreation needs are, what types of programs and projects are desired (such as pickle ball leagues or a new gymnasium). Comment now so your ideas and opinions are included. Salt Lake County currently manages 105 parks (encompassing 7,983
acres), 4,828 acres of open space, 23 miles of trails, 18 swimming pools, 21 recreation centers, 6 golf courses, 3 ice centers, and
Wheeler Historic Farm. In South Salt Lake, they manage Harmony Park, James Madison Park, and the Jordan River Parkway. You can
subscribe to the project email newsletter at http://slco.org/recreation/planning.
Summer Food Program 2014
Empowering Individuals, Strengthening Families, Building Communities
This summer, Salt Lake Community Action Program (CAP) is participating in the
summer food program and offering FREE dinners to children 0-18 years old. Adult
meals are $3.00. Fun activities will be featured weekly.
Who:
Children 0-18 years old are free. Adult meals are $3
When:
June 16th to August 22nd (Site will be closed July 3, 4, 24, and 25.)
Where:
South Salt Lake Head Start:
2825 South 200 East
Monday-Friday 4:30-6:30 p.m.
salt lake
community action
801.977.1122
www.slcap.org
* The USDA is an equal opportunity provider & employer
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South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter
Building a Budget for the City
One of the biggest days of the year for the City is the day the budget is officially adopted. This happens every June and sets the budget for the next fiscal year, which in
South Salt Lake is July 1st to June 30th of the following year. “The budget reflects the
city’s priorities and is visible on the ground in the services provided and projects that
are built,” says Kyle Kershaw, South Salt Lake Finance Director. The budget process
takes nearly six months, from pre-planning to adoption. This allows time to propose
projects and programs, to review and prioritize, and to publicly discuss the final numbers.
First, the City’s department heads have strategy and budget meetings as a group,
then individually with the mayor to identify important initiatives, projects, or changes
to their department. Next, each department reports their prior year’s accomplishments
and goals for the next year to the City Council. Each goal has a funding requirement.
Then, the Mayor and Finance Department work through these numbers to propose a
draft budget.
After the draft budget is created, it is presented to the city council, typically in April.
At this point, the budget becomes public and becomes the focus of many city council
meetings until its adoption in June. Utah state law dictates that the draft budget must be
received by the city council by May of each year and passed by June 21st of each year
At any time, the public can see the city budget by visiting the Finance Department’s
webpage at southsaltlakecity.com/department-listings/finance. The public is welcome
and encouraged to attend city council meetings to hear the debate, make a comment,
and view the budget (see page 7 sidebar for July City Council meeting dates).
United Way 2-1-1
2-1-1 is an easy to remember
phone number that can connect
individuals and families in our
communities to resources that can
help fill in the gaps and meet their
most important needs 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week. Anyone
who calls 2-1-1 will talk to a live
specialist who has been trained
to ask the right questions to really
understand the whole situation
of any given caller, and then
connect that caller to the agencies
and organizations that can best
offer them the support they need
according to their circumstances.
These organizations offer a variety
of services: help with rent or utility
payments, mental health and
general medical care, and even
food and employment support.
South Salt Lake’s 2014-2015 General Fund Budget
Where does the money come from? Where does it get spent? These are the basics of city budgeting: Revenue and Expenditures.
See the summary of the city's general fund budget below to offer a picture of major sources of revenue and expenditures. South Salt
Lake's general fund budget for 2014-2015 is approximately $26.8 million. By law, revenue and expenditures must balance.
Revenue
The city’s portion of property or sales tax
is just one portion of the taxes you pay.
As a resident living in South Salt Lake,
you are paying property taxes at your
residence (if you don’t own, it still adds
to the cost of your rent). Everyone who
shops in the city pays sales tax on purchases, too, but there are several other
important revenue sources to note.
More than 51% of your property taxes
go to Granite School District, 24% to
Salt Lake County, and just 20% to South
Salt Lake (5% goes to other entities).
Fireworks Safety Tips
The following fireworks safety tips
can help to prevent accidents and
injuries and to encourage a safe
holiday season:
• Parents should not allow young
children to handle or use
fireworks.
• Fireworks should only be used
outdoors.
• Always have water ready if you
are shooting fireworks.
• Know your fireworks. Read the
caution label before igniting.
• Obey local laws. If fireworks are
not legal where you live, do not
use them.
• Wear safety glasses whenever
using fireworks.
• Never relight a “dud” firework. Wait 20 minutes and then soak it
in a bucket of water.
• Soak spent fireworks with
water before placing them in an
outdoor garbage can.
Note the following safety tips:
Expenditures
Public Safety is the city’s greatest funding priority, representing nearly half of
the city budget. The next largest expenditure is Public Works, which includes
maintenance and repair of city-owned
roads, sewers, water, garbage collection, and wastewater management facilities. Two of these items– sewer and
water - are self-sustaining utility funds
paid for by utility bills. The next is City
Administration. The items also receiving
smaller amounts of funding are services
provided to citizens, including parks,
recreation, afterschool programs, community centers, and community outreach.
• If using sparklers:
• Always remain standing while
using sparklers.
• Never hold a child in your arms
while using sparklers.
• Never hold, or light, more than
one sparkler at a time.
• Never throw sparklers.
• Sparkler wires and sticks
remain hot long after the flame
has gone out. Be sure to drop
spent sparklers in a bucket of
water.
• Teach children not to wave
sparklers or run while holding
sparklers.
For a full list of consumer fireworks
safety tips and a safety video,
please visit fireworkssafety.org.
2253 South State Street
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
801.486.0911
Open Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Closed from 12:45 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
for lunch.
For clinical advice when the center
is closed, call 801.626.2645.
For life-threatening emergencies,
call 911.
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Special Activities
at the Columbus
Senior Center
South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter
Starbucks Wins Design
Excellence Award
2531 South 400 East
801.412.3297
South Salt Lake has become the third location in the world to have
a Starbucks store made of old shipping containers. Last summer
the store at 3300 South West Temple opened a drive through and
a walk-up window. Starbucks uses shipping containers to transport merchandise, coffee and tea all around the world, but the
containers only have about a 20-year life span. The design team
was inspired to help keep items used throughout our supply chain,
like old shipping containers, out of the waste stream. This earned
Starbucks a Green Building Award from South Salt Lake Mayor
Cherie Wood.
Lunch served
Monday-Friday at Noon
Wednesday, July 2
10:30 a.m. to Noon
Learn the benefits of
massage therapy and
try a complimentary
10 minute massage by
Jason Meinhart of Valley
Mobile Massage. Call
801.412.3297 to RSVP.
Tuesday, July 8
7:40 a.m.
Trip to Wendover with
Trailways. Sign up and
meet in the 400 East
parking lot. Cost: $18.00.
Call 801.412.3297 to
RSVP.
Wednesday, July 9
11:00 a.m.
Chris from the Vital
Aging Project presents:
“Letting Go of Stress
and Clutter.” Do you
find yourself holding
onto items that you
don’t need but which
you think you might use
“someday”? Learn what
you can do to promote
a more comfortable
and uncluttered living
environment, as well as
find ways to increase
your well being and
reduce your stress level.
Special Congratulations to New United States Citizens and
South Salt Lake Neighbors
Congratulations to South Salt Lake residents and
newly sworn United States citizens April Paw
and Mu Robert Shwe. April and Mu Robert were
sworn as U.S. Citizens on Saturday, June 7, 2014
at the World Refugee Day Celebration.
From left to right: Promise South Salt Lake Coordinator
Domoina Voniarisoa, April Paw, and Mu Robert Shwe.
South Salt Lake Neighbor Spotlight: Jessica Peña
South Salt Lake resident Jessica Peña, who hails from Portland, Oregon, has lived in South
Salt Lake for the past two years and is an active participant in Neighborhood Watch, the
Neighborhood Advisory Council (NAC), and the annual Comcast Cares Day. “My husband
and I went to a neighborhood festival and met Mayor Wood, and we were immediately impressed with the direction of the city and the many initiatives being put in place to make this a
perfect place for a family,” says Peña.
“Learning about Promise South Salt Lake and seeing the results become reality inspired me
to get involved and help shape the future. It's wonderful to have such an easy two-way street
of communication with so many people who are willing and able to make things happen,” says
Peña. “Our city can be exactly what we want, it just needs all of us to bring our voices to the
table and make the effort. I feel like this is a place I can make a difference and I'm thankful to
have the opportunity to do so.”
Rotary Club Donates Books to Kindergarten Students at Woodrow Wilson
Monday, July 14
11:00 a.m.
Dr. Mina Gohari of St.
Mark’s Senior Clinic
presents: “UV Safety and
Skin Care.”
Wednesday, July 16
11:00 a.m.
Everyone is invited to
a special program to
honor those who are 90
years of age and older.
Entertainment by pianist
Debra Bowers. There
will be a delicious buffet
lunch at noon. Sign up
for the lunch by July 8.
Thursday, July 17
9:00 a.m.
Free Pancake Breakfast
Monday, July 21
10:00 a.m.
Free blood glucose/
blood pressure checks
by Salus Homecare
South Salt Lake Rotary Club, founded in 1979, works to exemplify their motto, “Service Above Self.” This spring, the Rotary club gave
a personal bound book titled “I Like Me Book” to every kindergarten age student at Woodrow Wilson Elementary school. “If you want
to make a group of kids happy, give each Kindergarten student a book all about them,” says Rotary Member Dick Taggart. “Each book
is personalized with the student's name, two of his or her friend's names and the teachers' and principal's names. Nearly 100 students
at Woodrow Wilson school were given this special personal gift.”
“The students’ reactions, as noted in the picture, were nothing short of opening presents on Christmas morning,” says Taggart. “In
years to come they will open this special book and recall cherished memories of both friends and teachers as a kindergarten student
in South Salt Lake.”
South Salt Lake Chamber Update: Martin Door Luncheon and Tour
Martin Garage Doors hosted a South Salt Lake Chamber luncheon and tour of their facility on May 16. “Pam Juliano, formerly
Congressman Matheson’s Senior Field Staffer, gave a superb update during the luncheon and shared resources available to business owners,” says South Salt Lake Chamber President Gary Birdsall. “In addition, we heard from David Fiscus, Director of the
Utah Export Assistance Center.” For more information about the South Salt Lake Chamber call 801.466.3377 or email [email protected].
Pictured left to right:, Gary Birdsall, President & CEO of the SSL Chamber; Shane Smith, EVP Martin Door; Dean Martin, Founder of Martin Door; Pam Juliano, Congressman
Matheson’s former Senior Field Staffer; Gary Nielson, President & CEO of Martin Door; Skip Weeks, Chase Bank; and David Fiscus, Director of the Utah Export Assistance Center.
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South Salt Lake • On The Move •
SOUTH SALT LAKE RIVERFRONT/
NEIGHBORHOOD
CityCARISLE
Newsletter
Nature Area
“Get Into the River” at Meadowbrook Meadowbrook
Nature Area
riparian areaand recreation destinaLast month communities along the Jordan River celebrated to share appreciation for this unique ecosystem
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to release
storm water and irrigation water, a place to recreate, a habitat for
South
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Jordan connection between Utah Lake, its headwaters, and the Great Salt Lake, its final
wildlife and a natural
destination. “South Salt Lake is
River
fortunate to have large expanses of protected open space along the Jordan River, owned by Salt Lake
County,” says South Salt Lake
upland habitat restoration
Urban Design Director Sharen Hauri. The purpose of these lands is to protect the natural resources contained in them, while offering
some enjoyment to people."
potential upland habitat restoration
The Meadowbrook Nature Area between 3600
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river trailis a 25-acre area of
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green spacecounty
that can
be accessed from General
boundary
Holm Park. It is some of the most valuable and
South Salt Lake
well-protected habitat along the river. This area
3655 South
was flooded in the 1980s when the Jordan River was very high, allowing cottonwood trees to
Meadowbrook
establish. A recent natural area assessment by
Nature Area
ecologist Ty Harrison and other members of the
Jordan River Commission has renewed interest
in this area. Dr. Harrison said, “This is one of
the best ecosystems along the river – South Salt
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Lake is very lucky to have this.” Efforts are being made to identify ways to better maintain this
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A free college course for everyone who dares to dream.
What is Venture?
A free two-semester college course in art history, literature, American history, philosophy, and writing.
About Venture:
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Earn transferable credits from Westminster College
Tuition, books, child care, and transportation are provided
Classes begin in September and run through April
Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday evenings from
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Historic Scott School Arts &
Community Center located at 3238 South 540 East
Who Attends Venture?
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Requirements:
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18 years of age or older
Have a limited household income
Desire to further your education
Be able to read a newspaper in English
People curious about the world and eager to develop their minds
Single parents whose responsibilities have forced them to postpone their education
Anyone, young or old, interested in college, but without the funds for tuition
Newcomers to the U.S. eager to advance their education
You!
“Venture brought out words and
ideas that I didn’t even know I had.
I walked away a better person. It
was a great journey!”
-Venture graduate
Application Process:
Download an application at www.westminstercollege.edu and search Venture.
Call us today at 801.832.2300 to have an application mailed to you, or email us at
[email protected]. Application process includes the completion
of application forms and an interview. Individuals that have been accepted into
the program will be notified in August.
(Senior Events continued
from page 4 sidebar)
Monday, July 21
10:45 a.m.
Annual Peanut Auction
Donate useful items
that you no longer want
and “buy” with peanuts.
Other goodies to take
home. We look forward
to this fun day all year!
Wednesday, July 23
11:00 a.m.
Family Heritage Day.
Participants are invited
to bring and show
family heirlooms or
antiques, tell ancestor
adventure stories, and
do a pedigree chart
comparison with other
participants. Who
knows, you may share
an ancestor!
Thursday, July 31
10:30 a.m.
Dining with Diabetes.
Watch a cooking
demonstration and
enjoy a sample of
delicious, diabetes
friendly food.
Columbus Senior
Center’s regularly
scheduled programming
includes the following:
individual computer
classes for all levels,
tai chi, line dance,
circuit training on the
treadmill, elliptical, or
recumbent bicycles,
Wii sports, strength
training class, Enhance
Fitness class, bingo,
choir, art class, arts
and crafts, crocheting,
cooking classes, ping
pong, pinochle, Red Hat
Ladies, English as a
Second Language (ESL),
book club and more!
Write
Here
National Blueberry Month
Information provided by FFA New Horizons
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A Community Writing Center
Located at the Historic Scott
School Arts & Community Center
3238 South 540 East
Sweet, fresh blueberries are packed with disease-fighting antioxidants and nutrients. We
celebrate the berry in July for National Blueberry Month, but this true-blue fruit is available
(and delicious) year-round. Take a look at interesting facts about the berry:
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Blueberries are one of the only natural foods that are truly blue in
color. Because of the high amount of antioxidants in blueberries, it is
thought that they may help prevent damage caused by cancer,
heart disease and Alzheimer’s.
Blueberries are grown commercially in 38 states.
The U.S. is the world’s largest producer of blueberries, harvesting a total of
564.4 million pounds of cultivated and wild blueberries in 2012.
Maine was the leading producer of wild blueberries, harvesting 91.1 million
pounds of wild blueberries in 2012.
Write Here can help you with
your writing. If you live in South
Salt Lake and need help with
writing for a job application or a
school assignment, or anything
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A World of Learning
Utah International Charter School
in South Salt Lake!
About Utah International:
Utah International is a public
charter junior high and high
school at 350 East Baird Circle
(3605 South) in the city of South
Salt Lake. We are currently
accepting students grades 7 to 12.
Our Mission:
Our mission is to provide a
rigorous and relevant education
for secondary students interested
in global perspectives, including
recently arrived immigrants,
refugees, and native English
speakers.
South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter
Welcome to Chinatown
Of all the new developments in South Salt Lake, the one that has raised the
most curiosity is Chinatown, at 3390 S. State Street. The development has
been building and opening in phases since 2010, and is reaching another
milestone this year – the opening of the Asian Supermarket. Chinatown Supermarket will be Utah’s largest Asian Market, at 30,000 square feet. Opening this summer, it offers high-quality produce, meats, and live seafood that
are very much a part of the traditional Asian kitchen.
The supermarket is unlike any other Asian store in the valley because it was
built from the ground up as a supermarket, and it was designed to compete
with other modern supermarkets. Project developer Andrew So compares
the project to a Whole Foods store with beautiful interiors, unique food items,
and lots of ways to take home a meal to enjoy. Inside the market are several
eateries, including full-service restaurants and many take-away meals. The
project was envisioned as the first Chinatown in Utah to serve the many different Asian cultures in the valley. South Salt Lake benefits from having its
first new grocery store in years and a unique, destination shopping experience.
Community Connection Update: ViaWest
This spring, volunteers from ViaWest came to South Salt Lake to help
clean up an alleyway between 200 East and State Street near Louise
Avenue. Additionally, volunteers traveled to Granite Park Junior High to
weed and prepare the community gardens for South Salt Lake families.
Both projects were part of ViaWest's first United Way of Salt Lake workplace campaign. Our Unique Educational Approach:
• Highly qualified teachers
• Small Class Sizes
• Teachers Serving as Mentors
• Increased Language
Acquisition
• Increased Engagement and
Student Learning
For more information or to
apply for admission, call
the International School
at 385.290.1306 or visit
Utah International online at
utahinternational.org.
ViaWest is one of the largest privately-held data centers and managed
services providers in North America. They provide a comprehensive suite
of cloud and managed services to businesses of all sizes nationwide. We
thank them for visiting our city and showing us they care.
Congratulations to South Salt Lake Beautiful Yard Award Recipients
South Salt Lake Mayor Cherie Wood is recognizing neighbors in our city who help to make South Salt Lake a beautiful place to live
through the Beautiful Yard Awards. This month’s Beautiful Yard Award recipients include Doug Sandquist and Brenda & Del Atkinson.
Doug Sandquist has been renting his South Salt Lake home for the past 14 years and says of living in South Salt Lake, “I wouldn’t go
anyplace else.” Among Doug’s many flowers, he grows more than eight different varieties of sunflowers. Brenda and Del Atkinson have
expressed that they enjoy “the central location of South Salt Lake in the valley.” Brenda describes her yard as “perfectly quiet,” and she
and Del have been South Salt Lake residents for the past 32 years.
Future Beautiful Yards will be featured in upcoming editions of On the Move City Newsletter. To nominate a beautiful yard in your neighborhood, contact RaeLin Phillips at 801.464.6712 or [email protected].
QPR Training for
Suicide Prevention
QPR stands for Question, Persuade
and Refer, three steps anyone can
learn to help prevent suicide. Just
like CPR, QPR is an emergency
response to someone in crisis and
can save lives.
QPR Training in South Salt Lake
Tuesday, July 22 at 10:00 a.m.
South Salt Lake
City Hall
220 East Morris Ave.
Room TBA
Contact Adrienne at 801.633.5355 or
[email protected] to
register or for more information.
South Salt Lake
Coffee with a Cop
Doug Sandquist
South Salt Lake Parks and
Recreation 2014 Summer Camps
Basketball Camp
July 14-17
Grades Kindergarten-3
10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Grades 4-6
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Volleyball Camp
August 4-7
Ages 9-12
10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Ages 13-16
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Village Inn General Manager Don
McGeary and South Salt Lake
Police Department are hosting
“Coffee with a Cop” on Wednesday,
July 2 at 9:00 a.m. Coffee with a
cop is an opportunity for South Salt
Lake neighbors to meet their police
officers, to share ideas, and to
receive updates on the community
outreach efforts provided by
the South Salt Lake City Police
Department.
South Salt Lake
Coffee with a Cop
Wednesday, July 2 at 9:00 a.m.
Village Inn
2929 South State Street
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Register now at the
South Salt Lake
Recreation Office at
Columbus Community Center
2531 South 400 East
South Salt Lake, UT
All camps take place at
Central Park Community Center at 2825 South 200 East.
For more information call 801.412.3217.
Brenda and Del Atkinson
Help Every Shopping Cart Find Its Corral
Do you see a shopping cart without a grocery store or
shopper? Help us keep South Salt Lake safe, clean, and beautiful
by calling the following grocery store numbers in the event of
an abandoned shopping cart, or contact South Salt Lake Code
Enforcement at 801.464.6712.
Harmons, Ream’s Food Stores, and Rancho Market all handle
their own cart wrangling; contact them with the address of
shopping cart to arrange a pick- up:
Harmons Brickyard
3270 South 1300 East
801.487.7736
Ream’s Food Store
2783 South State Street
801.485.8681
Harmons West
3955 West.3500 South
801.968.3577
Ream’s Food Store
2600 West 4700 South
801.963.0187
Harmons Taylorsville
5454 South Redwood Road
801.967.9213
Rancho Market
190 East 3300 South
801.466.8700
Rancho Market
2470 South Redwood Road
801.972.8800
Local Smith’s Food & Drug Stores use Jeff Birell Cart Wrangling
service. If you see an abandoned Smith’s shopping cart, contact
the cart wrangling service hotline at 801.446.7984.
City of South Salt Lake Government Business
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South Salt Lake Freedom Festival
Thursday, July 3 at 6:00 p.m.
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Preschool Slots Available in South Salt Lake
Salt Lake Head Start Now Accepting Applications for Preschool Education for all locations,
including new South Salt Lake Central Park location
Salt Lake CAP Head Start/Early Head Start is currently accepting applications for the 2014 – 2015 school year. Head Start is a free
comprehensive preschool program that provides an exceptional preschool education complimented by family activities, medical and
dental services, nutritional meals and self-sufficiency services for the entire family.
The income requirements may be waived for:
To qualify for Head Start:
• Child must be 3 or 4 years
old by September 1st.
• Family’s income must fall
within the federal poverty
guidelines. 2014 poverty
guidelines can be found at
saltlakeheadstart.org.
• Children with a diagnosed disability. We
ask that you bring any records that you
have relating to that disability (e.g. IEP).
• Foster children.
• Children & families in high risk circumstances.
• Children with disabilities are given priority for Head Start enrollment. The information you provide is voluntary and any
information you provide will be kept confidential.
South Salt Lake
4th of July Parade
Friday, July 4
Parade begins at 9:30 a.m. at
2280 South 300 East, and ends at
Fitts Park - 3051 South 500 East
Get Moving South Salt Lake
5K Fun Run
Friday, July 4 at 8:00 a.m.
Fitts Park
3051 South 500 East
To sign up, visit the
southsaltlakecity.com home page
City Offices Closed
Friday, July 4 and
Thursday, July 24
for Independence Day and
Pioneer Day
South Salt Lake
City Council Meetings
Wednesday, July 9 at 7:00 p.m.
220 East Morris Avenue
2nd Floor
Wednesday, July 23 at 7:00 p.m.
220 East Morris Avenue
2nd Floor
Wednesday, July 30 at 7:00 p.m.
220 East Morris Avenue
2nd Floor
Neighborhood Watch
Meetings
Tuesday, July 8
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Historic Scott School Arts &
Community Center
3238 South 540 East
South Salt Lake
Contact Officer Silva for more
information at 801.412.3650
Wednesday, July 9
5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Regency Apartments
2255 South 200 East
South Salt Lake
Contact Officer Montes for more
information at 801.412.3653
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FREEDOM
FESTIVAL
Thursday, July 3, 2014 6:00 p.m.
Fireworks at 10:10 p.m.
Former Granite High Campus 3305
South 500 East
Live music
Unique booths
Yummy food
Amazing entertainment
The best fireworks show in the valley
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Parade Friday, July 4th
Starting at 9:30 a.m.
at 2280 South 300 E.,
ending at Fitts Park
3050 S. 500 E.
Note: No pets will be allowed at the 3rd
of July Freedom Festival.
Thank you for your assistance with this
public safety and health concern.
Questions? Contact 801.483.6076 or
[email protected].
Farmers Market
SAVE THE DATES!
Historic Scott School
Arts & Community Center
3238 South 540 East
Every Tuesday in September:
Tuesday, September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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