Online Weekly Recycling Survey
We need your input about weekly recycling collections! During the Summer of 2010 and January of 2011 SLCO Sanitation conducted a series of waste audits; we dumped garbage trucks and seperated the recyclables from the trash. From these waste audits we determined that we could increase the amount we recycle by approximately 50% ( combination of summer and January numbers). We are considering implementing weekly recycling this September to allow you to increase your recycling participation and conserve our natural resources. Please take a few minutes and answer 4 questions on this survey...
Read MoreWinter Open House With SLCo Mayor Peter Corroon
Invitation: Winter Open House With SLCo Mayor Peter Corroon Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon is welcoming the public to his office this holiday season for a winter open house on Wednesday, December 23, 2009. Everyone is invited; although if everyone shows up, N-2100 will be crowded. The open house is a chance to meet and greet the Mayor, his staff and other county officials. Light refreshments will be served. Although not required for the Open House, Mayor Corroon encourages visitors to bring in non-perishable food items to donate to the Utah Food Bank. And, yes, reporters are...
Read MoreSLCO 2010 Budget – A Community Conversation
You’re invited to a discussion with Salt Lake County representatives about Mayor Peter Corroon’s proposed budget for Salt Lake County in 2010. The meetings will: Provide an overview of the Mayor’s 2010 Proposed Budget. Help you learn how your tax dollars are being spent. Provide the opportunity to meet with Mayor Corroon’s staff face-to-face. Monday, November 2 Kearns Oval 5662 S 4800 West 7:00-8:30 PM Wednesday, November 4 Churchill Junior High School 3450 E. Oakview Drive 7:00–8:30 PM Thursday, November 5 Eastmont Middle School 10100 S 1300 East 7:00-8:30 PM Monday, November...
Read More2009 Watershed Symposium
Engage, Connect, Protect Salt Lake County’s Annual Watershed Symposium, Free Two-Day Event, Open to the Public With 300 miles of streams, 44 miles of the Jordan River, 16 cities, 4 wastewater treatment facilities, 2 large drinking water districts, 73 drinking water systems, 12 sewer districts it is time to Engage, Connect and Protect our Salt Lake County Watershed at the third annual Salt Lake Countywide Watershed Symposium. Salt Lake County will host this free, two-day event that brings together the general public, policy makers, teachers, students, environmental advocates and those...
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