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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 ...
The Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities has multiple major projects in the pipeline, but it’s also racing to complete two key projects to meet federal requirements. That's why the ...
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — With temperatures on the rise, and a looming record snowpack primed to melt, Salt Lake City leaders said the city is much better equipped to handle potential ...
The measure comes in the wake of Friday's fire that started on a Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities maintenance yard that houses multiple groundwater wells and pumps within ...
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 ...
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