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Salt Lake City received 'courtesy notice' before fire that destroyed 2 Millcreek buildings
Utah's capital city received a "courtesy notice" about overgrown weeds three days before a brush fire erupted on its property and quickly spread to a nearby Millcreek apartment complex, destroying a pair of buildings.
A large fire is threatening structures in Millcreek on Friday afternoon, with thick smoke seen rising from the neighborhood.
Kelly Bird with Unified Fire Authority concedes that a lawnmower can start a fire if the blade hits something like a rock or ...
Salt Lake City Public Utilities is seeking to issue up to $225 million in new bonds. Funds will repay debts tied to a pair of major ongoing projects and finance new infrastructure.
The bond may ultimately be less than $225 million, but that is the maximum that could be allowed. There is also a bond rate cap of 6% per annum. Unlike the $730 million Salt Lake City School ...
With a record-breaking snow pack melting, Salt Lake City’s public works agencies are preparing to manage the flows, city officials said Monday as the temperatures climbed to 70 degrees.
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