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September - City of South Salt Lake
September 2014 CITY NEWSLETTER SAFETY EDITION South Salt Lake Mayor’s Office Cherie Wood, Mayor 801.464.6757 [email protected] The South Salt Lake Police Department has created a system of geographic responsibility called Community Policing Zones (CPZs). Community policing is the philosophy that police officers and citizens can work together in creative ways to solve community problems such as crime, fear of crime, social disorder, and neighborhood conditions. The city has been divided into six CPZs, corresponding with the six squads in the uniformed patrolSouth division. If you need immediate assistance call: Salt Lake Dispatch (Emergency) 911 South SaltPolice Lake Police Dispatch (Non-emergency) 801.840.4000 Community Policing Zones Community Policing Zones 2100 South MEADOW BROOK EXPY 3900 S TIMBER CREEK WAY 3875 S Salt Lake County 3900 South BLAIR ST 345 E Salt Lake County 400 E 400 E 460 E 440 E 460 E 500 E 500 E ADAMS ST 430 E MASONIC CIR 475 E 480 E ADAMS ST 430 E 480 E 445 E 600 E GREEN ST 640 E PARK CT 540 E 600 E GREEN ST 640 E RIVIERA DR 635 E PARK MEADOWS ST 620 E PARK MEADOWS ST 620 E RIVIERA DR 635 E PARK PL 585 E PARK PL 585 E PENNY CV 435 E 455 E PRIVATE PRIVATE PENNY CV 435 E 455 E 3608 S 3608 S 3665 S FENTON PRIVATE 610 E 580 E 3665 S 545 E 3635 S 3700 S 700 E 3735 S 645 E 3745 S PRIVATE 610 E 580 E PRIVATE 545 E 3700 S 3735 S 3790 S 700 E MITCHELL CV 3810 S ADAMS GARDEN CV 575 E 600 E 600 E 540 E 540E E 460 500 E 440 E GEORGIA CIR 3805 S ADAMS GARDEN CV 575 E ADAMS CIR 430 E PARK CT 540 E 400 E 445 E 400 E 335 E SCOTT CIR 360 E 355 CIR E BLAIR 3825 S OLD GRANITE COVE 3780 S 500 E 480 E 500 E 480 E 440 E 400 E ADAMS ST 430 E 360 E MASONIC CIR 475 E GARDEN CIR 350 E BLAIR ST 375 E ADAMS CIR 430 E 400 E 440 E 460 E 400 E 500 E 3585 S 3635 S PRIVATE MITCHELL CV 3810 S S 3745 FENTON AVE 3760 SGEORGIA CIR 3805 S 3610 S 3610 S FENTON AVE 3760 S SUNNY PL OLD GRANITE COVE 3750 S 3780 S 3585 S WENDELL DR 3590 S WENDELL WAY 3630 S MITCHELL CV 470 E RIGDON AVE 3790 S 3825 S ADAMS ST 430 E BLAIR ST 360 E 360 E 335 E 355 CIR E 315 E 315 E 200 E ALLEY RIGDON AVE 3790 S SUNNY PL 3750 S 3390 S 645 E ROBERTA ST 260 E NOWELL CIR 230 E BLAIR ST 345 E ROBERTA ST 260 E 200 E 200 E 200 E CRIMSON CIR 3425 S BLAIR MAIN ST 1E STATE ST 100 E UTA TRAX UTA TRAX Meadowbrook Station BUCHANAN ST 3695 S MCCALL ST 250 E SECORD ST 150 E 3750 S Meadowbrook Station 15 SECORD ST 150 E PLYMOUTH AVE 3750 S PLYMOUTH AVE 3750 S 4 BUCHANAN ST 3695 S FENTON SUE ST 30 W LINCOLN PARK DR 3665 S 15 3820 S 400 E CIR CRIMSON 3425 S RICHARDS ST 55 W RICHARDS ST 55 W VIA TERRA ST 180 W BALMOSSIE DR 165 W LUCHARS LN 155 W HELM AVE 3645 S SCOTT AVE 3460 S SCOTT AVE 3460 S MILLCREEK WAY 3500 S MILLCREEK WAY 3500 S LINCOLN PARK DR WENDELL WAY 3665 S 3630 S 3750 S MAIN ST 1E 540 W PLYMOUTH AVE 3750 S PORTLETHEN DR 185 W BALMOSSIE DR 165 W LUCHARS LN 155 W PORTLETHEN DR 185 W 575 W 610 W 3820 S 565 W CAMELOT VILLAGE CT 650 W 575 W SHADOW GLEN LN 655 W 3740 S 540 W TIMBER CREEK WAY 3875 S 610 W SHADOW GLEN LN 655 W MEADOW BROOK EXPY 3900 S CAMELOT VILLAGE CT 650 W SA LT Taylorsville OK EXP BRO DOW 0 S 392 Taylorsville Y 3750 S 3765 S CARLISLE PARK LN 3800 S SA LT R 91 IVE 5 R W W AY AY AY W W ER ER IV IV 5 W R W CREEK 96 N 0 BEND DR YO 943810 S AN C R 91 IVE 5 R W W AY R CARLISLE PARK LN 3800 S 565 W CARLISLE PARK PL 1000 W CREEK BEND DR 3810 S PLYMOUTH AVE 3750 S 3765 S 4 WENDELL DR 3590 S 400 E GREGSON APTS WASHINGTON ST 240 W 300 W 300 W VIA TERRA ST 180 W R AN RIVE JORD SUE ST 30 W 500 W 500 W 700 W 700 W 900 W 900 W 1000 W 1000 W CARLISLE PARK PL 1000 W Feet 3750 S 400 E SPECIALTY CIR 230 W SPECIALTY CIR 230 W WASHINGTON ST 240 W 1080 W 1080 W R AN RIVE JORD 3700 S FINE DR 3720 S BAIRD CIR 3600 S 3390 S Granite Granite PENNEY AVE 3545 S BAIRD CIR 3600 S HELM AVE 3645 S PRICE AVE 3610 S 3680 S PENNEY AVE 3545 S ROYAL GARDEN TERAVE BAIRD 3560 S 3600 S TOWNHOUSE VILLA 3570 S PRICE AVE 3610 S 3355 S 3355 S SCOTT AVE 3460 S SCOTT AVE 3460 S ROYAL GARDEN TER 3560 S TOWNHOUSE VILLA 3570 S BAIRD AVE 3600 S 3680 S 3740 S SUMMER PINE LN 3400 S MILLPOINT PL 3500 S MILLPOINT PL 3500 S WINSLOW AVE 3515 S GUEST AVE 3525 S 3560 S 3620 S 3360 S 3400 S 3400 S SUMMER PINE LN 3400 S NEWSOME PARK LN 3415 S ING VIEW DR 3190 S 700 East WINSLOW AVE 3515 S 3370 S SPR ING VIEW DR 3190 S K CREE 3620 S Edison GUEST AVE 3525 S 3560 S 3335 S 3335 S SPR MILL 3615 S 5 3440 S 3450 S 3195 S NEWSOME PARK LN 3360 S 3415 S 3370 S FORD AVE NEW CENTURY LN 3415 S 3385 S Edison 3195 S WOODLAND AVE 3220 S WOODLAND AVE 3220 S NEW CENTURY LN 3385 S MANSFIELD AVE 3115 S MANSFIELD AVE 3100 S MANSFIELD AVE 3115 S AVE 3140STANLEY S 3182 S 3360 S 3360 S FORD AVE 3415 S 3140 S K CREE 3400 S MANSFIELD AVE 3100 S 3085 S LAMBOURNE AVE 3140 S STANLEY AVE 3182 S M CT LELAND AVE 3015 S Wandamere Park Wandamere Park MILL 1,000 MEA SPENCER AVE 3325 S EE K KINGS LN 2980 S GARDEN AVE 2960 S LELAND AVE 3065SS 3015 CIR LL DE 5 E EN 43 W Feet 3350 S 3700 S AY AY W W ER ER IV IV W R W R 5 Y 96 N 0 EXP BIG YO 94 OK N BROS DOW MEA CA 3920 1,000 SPENCER AVE 3325 S 3335 S M CT CIR LL DE 5 E EN 43 W 750 3220 S SILVER AVE 3365 S CARLISLE AVE 3785 S BIG 500 3400 S 3450 S 5 3600 S S ROCKINGHA SPENCER AVE 3325 S 3350 S 3350 S 3220 S 3440 S 3440 S BILLINIS RD 3560 S CARLISLE AVE 3785 S SILVER AVE 3365 S ROCKINGHA SPENCER AVE 3325 S 3335 S CR KINGS LN 2980 S GARDEN AVE 2960 S GARDEN FARM LN 2930 S DR Jordan River COUNTY JAIL PRIVATE RD COUNTY JAIL PRIVATE RD Jordan River FINE DR 3720 S 0 125 250 GRANITE AVE 3215 S 3350 S EDISON ST 150 E 3440 S 3410 S MARY ETTA AVE 3390 S CRESTONE AVE 3170 S WANDAMERE AVE 2875 S GARDEN FARM LN 2930 S 3085 S LAMBOURNE AVE 3140 S LAMBOURNE AVE 3155 S MARY ETTA AVE 3390 S ARCHARD AVE 3355 S 3615 3600 S 750 3300 S ARCHARD AVE 3355 S BILLINIS RD 3560 S 500 UTA TRAX Millcreek Station L GRANITE AVE 3065 3100 S S GRANITE AVE 3100 S LAMBOURNE AVE 3155 S MANSFIELD AVE 3115 S CRESTONE AVE 3170 S 3185 S GRANITE AVE 3215SS 3185 MILLER AVE 3175 S M IL FRONT AVE 3060 S K IVY LN 3085 S MILLER AVE 3175 S ANGELO AVE 3130 S WALTON AVE 3195 S UTA TRAX Millcreek Station WALTON AVE 3195 S WELBY AVE 2975 S M IL L PARK CREEKE LN CR 3060EE S IVY LN 3085 S FRONT AVE 3060 S PARK CREEKE LN MANSFIELD AVE 3060 S 3115 S SNOWY RIVER CT 3050 S BANK AVE 3100 S 3160 S EDISON ST 150 E 3410 S 0 125 250 ANGELO AVE 3130 S 3200 S 3200 S BANK AVE 3100 S 3160 S ANGELO AVE 3130 S GREGSON AVE 3040 S CT 3045 S LE BANKE AVE 3105 S ANGELO AVE 3130 S 3300 S Historic Scott School Arts & Community Center 3238 South 540 East South Salt Lake, UT 84106 801-803-3632 Central Park Community Center and PAL Boxing 2797 South 200 East South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801-466-3143 GREGSON AVE 3050 S GARDEN AVE 2950 S WELBY AVE 2975 S GARDEN AVE 2950 S 3045 S SNOWY RIVER GREGSON 3050 AVE S 3040 S GREGSON AVE 3030 S WANDAMERE AVE 2875 S AVON PL 2860 S DR ELDREDGE AVE 340 W ELDREDGE AVE 340 W 400 W 3265 S 3265 S Roosevelt Community School 3225 South 800 East South Salt Lake, Utah 84106 801-828-8219 GREGSON AVE 3085 S Millstream Park SUNSET AVE 2840 S AVON PL 2860 S LY LI ER 0 E AT 59 W 1100 W CENTRAL VALLEY RD 3190 S GREGSON AVE 3085 S Millstream Park 400 W CENTRAL VALLEY RD 3190 S 3160 S GREGSON AVE 3030 S GREGSON AVE AVE S LE BANKE3020 3105 S MILLSTREAM MHP 3 SUNSET AVE 2840 S LY LI ER 0 E AT 59 W Utah International Charter School 350 East Baird Circle South Salt Lake, UT 84115 385-290-1306 ER 1100 W AN RD JO RIV ER GREGSON AVE WHITE PL 3050 S 3010 S 3030 S 3050 S AN RD JO RIV WHITE PL 3010 S 3030 S 3050 S 3160 S 400 E MILL CREEK 3000 S 1030 W 0S PRIVATE PRIVATE 275 E 3100 S 15 300 2890 S GREGSON AVE 3020 S WELBY AVE MILLSTREAM MHP 2975 S GLORIA CT 2680 S PRIVATE GARDEN CIR 2930 S WELBY AVE CAROLE CIR 2975 S GARDEN CIR 2925 S 2930 S GARDEN AVE 2940 S CENTURY PARK WAY 2950 S RICHARDS ST 45 W MILL CREEK CAROLE CIR 2925 S GARDEN AVE 2940 S LN MAXWELL CORDELIA AVE 2890 S PRIVATE PRIVATE MAXWELL LN 2890 S GARDEN CIR 350 E 2950 S 15 3000 S 1030 W 0S CENTURY PARK WAY 2950 S GARDENA AVE 2920 S CORDELIA AVE 2890 S 3 2850 S CORDELIA AVE 2890 S 2860 S 2950 S 3100 S 2950 S 300 NOWELL CIR 230 E 200 E 2880 S 2850 S SUNSET AVE 2800 S LOUISE AVE 2850 S 2860 S LOUISE AVE AVE GARDENA 2920 S2850 S ALLEY 2950 S LOUISE AVE 2850 S RICHARDS ST 45 W DAVIS DR 460 W MILL CREEK RD 2900 S MILL CREEK IDEAL LN 2835 S HAMILTON CORDELIALN AVE 2855 2890SS ALLEY 2900 S 2770 S IDEAL LN 2835 S HAMILTON LN 2855 S SUNSET AVE 2820 S MCCALL ST 250 E 2890 S SUNSET AVE CLAYBOURNE AVE 2820 S SUNSET AVE 2820 S LOUISE AVE 2850 S SUNSET AVE 2820 S GREGSON APTS MILL CREEK SUNSET AVE 2830 S GLORIA CT 2680 S PRIVATE SUNSET AVE 2800 S SCOTT CIR 360 E 2855 S 2880 S MILL CREEK RD 2900 S CLAYBOURNE AVE 2770 S Central Park Central Station Park Station BLAIR ST 360 E SUNSET AVE 2830 S RUSSETT AVE 2790 S 2890 S 2900 S SOUTHGATE AVE 2735 S 2700 S EDISON ST 150 E EDISON ST 140 E EDISON ST 150 E 2855 S West Valley City LESLIE AVE 2600 S 2700 S SOUTHGATE AVE 2735 S 200 E 900 W 850 W SOUTHGATE AVE 2735 S RUSSETT AVE 2790 S SHELLEY AVE 2765 S ALLEY STATE ST 100 E 900 W 850 W 2720 S SOUTHGATE AVE 2735 S SHELLEY AVE 2765 S 170 W 1030 W 1030 W LEMEL CIR 400 W 2765 S 2720 S LESLIE AVE 2600 S LESLIE AVE VIDAS2600 AVE S 2570 S LESLIE AVE 2600 S LESLIE AVE 2620 S MALVERN AVE 2625 S 6 River Center of Industry Jordan Millstream Park Center of Industry Millstream Park 5 6 VIDAS AVE 2570 S VIDAS AVE 2580 S VIDAS AVE 2580 S LESLIE AVE 2620 S VIDAS AVE 2580 S WARNOCK AVE 2470 S STEPHIE MARIE LN 2500 S WARNOCK AVE 2470 S BERYL AVE 2530 S STEPHIE MARIE LN 2500 S BERYL AVE 2530 S VIDAS AVE 2580 S BERYL AVE 2540 S MALVERN AVE 2625 S Southgate Village Southgate Village MALVERN AVE 2620 S LEMEL CIR 400 W 2765 S 2780 S 800 W 6 6 2780 S MALVERN AVE 2620 S CRYSTAL AVE 2590 S OAKLAND AVE 2480 S 4 3790 S MITCHELL CV 470 E 2 2 CRYSTAL AVE 2590 S STRATFORD AVE 2565 S 170 W 600 W 2600 S 2610 S AVE ROBERT AVE OAKLAND AVE 2430 S 2480 S ROBERT AVE 2440 S Madison Crossing Madison Crossing BERYL AVE WHITLOCK AVE 2540 S 2500 S 275 E D DR IRONWOOS 2550 OAKLAND AVE 2470 S OAKLAND AVE 2470 S BLAIR ST 375 E STRATFORD 2565 S WHITLOCK AVE 2520 S 2600 S 2610 S 3 ROBERT AVE 2430 S ROBERT AVE 2440 S 2400 S WHITLOCK AVE 2500 S 200 E OAKLAND AVE 2470 S WHITLOCK AVE 2520 S ER West Valley City Hser Ner Moo Community & Welcome Center 479 East 2250 South South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801-466-3238 STATE ST 100 E ROBERT AVE 2430 S OAKLAND AVE 2460 S IRONWOOD DR 350 W RIV 600 W AN RD JO OAKLAND AVE 2460 S DR D DR IRONWOOS 2550 DR EDISON ST 140 E DALE LAWN 2500 S DALE LAWN 2500 S 2 HAVEN AVE 2290 S MORRIS AVE 2430 S OAKLAND AVE 2470 S MORRIS AVE 2430 S ER 2500 S 2250 S TRUMAN AVE 2335 S 80 80 Community Policing 1 Zone Burton Place Madison Crossing Burton2 Place Southgate Village Madison Crossing 3 Central Southgate VillagePark Station Wandamere Park Central Park Station 4 Granite Wandamere Park Edison Granite 5 Jordan River Edison TRUMAN AVE 2335 S ROBERT AVE 2430 S BEARDSLEY PL 2480 S 2250 S 1 HAVEN AVE 2290 S 2400 S BURTON AVE 2360 S COTTAGE ST 2375 S 2500 S RIV BURTON AVE 2360 S WENTWORTH AVE 2205 S Burton Place Burton Place TRUMAN AVE 2330 S TRUMAN AVE 2330 S 2400 S BEARDSLEY PL 2480 S AN RD JO MAJOR ST 60 E STATE ST 100 E TRUMAN AVE 2335 S HAVEN AVE 2290 S TRUMAN AVE 2335 S Community Policing Community Councils Zone WENTWORTH AVE 2205 S UTOPIA AVE 2185 S 400 E PANAMA ST 20 W REGENT ST 10 E ST RICHARDS ST 55 W PANAMA MAJOR ST20 W 60 E 1 HAVEN AVE 2290 S Community Councils Legend UTOPIA AVE 2185 S 2175 S 1 WENTWORTH AVE 2205 S SENIOR WAY 2260 S HAVEN AVE WAY 2300 SENIOR S 2260 S COTTAGE ST 2375 S WENTWORTH AVE 2205 S UTOPIA AVE 2190 S Legend 2175 S 300 E WEST TEMPLE ST 100 W HAVEN AVE 2300 S BROOK ST 2330 S BEARCAT DR 2240 S BEARCAT DR 2240 S 2260 S BOWERS WAY 2225 S AVE 2260 S BROOK ST 2330 S UTOPIA AVE 2190 S BOWERS WAY 2225 S 200 E 2205 S CROSSROAD SQ 2250 S UTOPIA AVE 2190 S COMMONWEALTH AVE 2140 S 300 E 2400 S 800 W Lincoln Community School 450 East 3700 South South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801-803-3632 Center of Industry Center of Industry CROSSROAD SQ WENTWORTH 2250 S BUGATTI AVE 2260 S COMMONWEALTH AVE 2140 S UTOPIA AVE 2190 S 500 East Jordan River Woodrow Wilson Community School 2567 South Main Street South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801-386-0589 BEARCAT DR 405 W 2300 S BUGATTI AVE 2260 S RICHARDS ST 55 W 400 W ANDY AVE 2250 S BEARCAT DR 405 W R VE RI R VE RI DAVIS RD 2190 S 2300 S UTOPIA AVE 2170 S UTOPIA AVE 2170 SWENTWORTH AVE 2205 S UTOPIA ST 2175 S ANDY AVE 2250 S DA VI 21 S RD 90 S AVE 2130 S Central Pointe Station MERCER WAY 305 W AN RD JO DAVIS RD 2190 S AN RD JO The Columbus Center 2531 South 400 East South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801-412-3217 Central Pointe Station UTOPIA ST COMMONWEALTH 2175 S UTA TRAX PANAMA ST 20 W COMMONWEALTH AVE 2130 S UTA TRAX 15 DA VI 21 S RD 15 90 S REGENT ST 10 E 2100 S 201 201 201 201 Salt Lake City Salt Lake City PANAMA ST 20 W 2100 S WEST TEMPLE ST 100 W South Salt Lake has nine neighborhood centers serving our community: Granite Park Community School 3031 South 200 East South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801-440-4499 Inform us of what's going on in your Community Policing Zone at [email protected]. Include your name, phone number, CPZ, and a detailed comment (including any pertinent addresses). 400 W Mike Rutter, At Large 801.486.3031 [email protected] Community Policing Zones MERCER WAY 305 W Debbie Snow, At Large 801.870.7655 [email protected] The commitment, insight, and resourcefulness of this diverse and dedicated commission have a tremendous impact on making South Salt Lake a safe place to live, work, and worship. LAWNDALE DR 400 W Irvin Jones, District 5 801.262.5566 [email protected] LEMEL CIR 400 W Roy Turner, District 4 801.266.5703 [email protected] These programs and strategies include the SSL Police Department Community Resources Unit and Crisis Intervention Team, SSL Police Department Street Crimes and Traffic Unit, SSL Fire Department, SSL Multi-agency Community Resources Team, Neighborhood Watch, Business Watch, CPTED, South Salt Lake Coalition for Drug Free Youth, SSL Police Athletics/Activities League (PAL), SSL Public Works, SSLPD Honorary Colonels Association, ICAC (Preventing Internet Crimes Against Children), SSL Citizen Corps, Urban Livability’s Community Connection, and Code Enforcement. IRONWOOD DR 350 W Sharla Beverly, District 3 801.803.4127 [email protected] DAVIS DR 460 W Kevin Rapp, District 2 801.485.5817 [email protected] LAWNDALE DR 400 W Ryan Gold, District 1 801.558.6293 [email protected] These collaborative, comprehensive efforts address causes as well as symptoms, and solutions, as well as problems. Together SSL residents and individuals that live, learn, work, and worship in South Salt Lake are generating new energy and forming new working relationships to solve current challenges and prevent future problems. Safety, as always, is among our top priorities when working toward meeting the needs of South Salt Lake residents. Led by South Salt Lake Police Chief Jack Carruth and Fire Chief Ron Morris, the Promise South Salt Lake Safety Commission is working to prevent crime and to address other safety needs of our community. The commission is comprised of residents, nonprofits and agency partners whose primary mission is safety. This year’s priority areas include Mayor Cherie Wood addressing mental health issues in South Salt Lake, decreasing the number of youth who have gang involvement, increasing knowledge regarding simple actions for fire prevention in homes and businesses, and encouraging our community’s involvement in efforts that prevent crime. LEMEL CIR 400 W South Salt Lake City Council Members Mayor's Message: Safety in South Salt Lake 3900 S 3900 S South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter National Night Out Against Crime COLT’S CORNER News and Announcements From Cottonwood High School 5715 South 1300 East Murray, UT 84121 Phone: 385.646.5264 Terra Sol Neighborhood Block Party September Announcements Labor Day, No School September 1, 2014 Fall Sports Youth wanting to participate in football, boys golf, girls tennis, girls soccer, volleyball or cross country in the fall need to register at registermyathlete.com. Regency Apartments Block Party On Tuesday, August 5, several neighborhood block parties were held throughout the city in conjunction with the National Night Out Against Crime. Representatives of the police department, fire department, ordinance enforcement, Mayor’s Office, and animal services mingled with residents from all over the city. Neighbors got the chance to meet with each other and with local public safety officers to be more pro-active in protecting our community. Block parties are typically coordinated through Neighborhood Watch block captains. For more information call 801.412.3668. A Crime Prevention Tool That Works: CPTED September Upcoming Activities Senior High School Parent/ Teacher Conference September 24- September 25, 2014 Class of ’84 Reunion September 12, 2014 6 p.m.-10 p.m. The Garden Place at This is the Place Monument Park RSVP Before After Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, or CPTED (pronounced “sep-ted”) goes beyond traditional security methods by naturally integrating security measures into the community. “Most criminals work on the risk factor of being caught or seen. If we can increase that possibility by making small improvements to homes or businesses, we can potentially deter the criminal activity,” said Police Chief Jack Carruth. GRIZZLY CORNER News and Announcements From Granite Park Junior High Granite Park Junior High 3031 South 200 East South Salt Lake, UT 84115 Phone: 385.646.5174 September Upcoming Activities Jr. High Parent Teacher Conferences September 22-September 23, 2014 Meet Your SSLPD School Resource Officers Officer Mitch Howard Welcome back! I am your School Resource Officer at Granite Park Jr. High. This year will offer many new opportunities and adventures. I am excited to see familiar faces and get to know new students who will be joining us this year. My door is always open. If you have a question, all you have to do is ask. Officer Jennifer Smartt Welcome to another exciting school year! I hope you’re just as eager to get back to school as I am. We will have many new students joining us this year that could use a good friend. I encourage you to talk to someone you don’t already know. Who knows, this person could be your next BFF! So let’s stand up together and make this the best school year ever! Page 2 CPTED is applied in the community through five overlapping strategies: natural surveillance, territorial reinforcement, natural access control, maintenance, and target hardening. Each strategy employs a slightly different method to send a clear message to criminals that a responsible person is nearby and their activity is not welcome. The SSL Police Department offers free CPTED evaluations for local businesses and Neighborhood Watch groups to identify ways to make properties safer. For further information, contact the South Salt Lake Crime Prevention Unit at 801.412.3653. Neighborhood Center Spotlight: South Salt Lake Police Athletics/Activities League South Salt Lake Police Athletics/Activities League (PAL) is a positive youth development organization that utilizes educational, athletic and recreational activities to: • • • • • create trust and understanding between police officers and youth provide mentoring opportunities to youth connect youth with strong and positive role models in the community encourage healthy decision making and self-esteem, and create and promote community partnerships and involvement PAL programs, which include PAL Mentoring, TEAM PAL, and afterschool programs use proven curriculum to achieve the following goals: increase academic proficiency among youth, support youth success through a reduction in risk factors and increase protective factors, and implement and/or expand parent and family involvement opportunities. As one of nine neighborhood centers of Promise South Salt Lake, the South Salt Lake PAL Boxing Program at Central Park (located at 2792 South 200 East) consists of a subset of youth 7-18 years of age that participate in the PAL afterschool program. For more information, visit sslpal.org. South Salt Lake Police Partners in DUI Campaign to Prevent Injuries The South Salt Lake Police Department has partnered in a DUI campaign to prevent crashes and injuries caused by impaired drivers. The partnership is sponsored by the Utah Highway Safety Office and hosted by the local Utah Highway Patrol. South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter A Message from South Salt Lake Police Chief Jack Carruth I would like to thank the community of South Salt Lake for their support and involvement in making our city a better place to live and do business. The South Salt Lake Police Department offers several community programs that provide education about how to prevent crime. Our officers are continually reaching out to our residents with programs such as: DARE, RadKIDS, Neighborhood Watch, Business Watch, Coffee with a Cop, and our PAL Program. Our department also offers several resources like CPTED inspections, extra patrol checks, and a crime tip hotline. All of us at the South Salt Lake Police Department are excited to move forward as the city grows, new residents, and businesses move in, our school programs glean new faces, and our partnerships become stronger. We look forward to your future input and support. Working together is what makes the difference. “Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves; every community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on.” - Robert F. Kennedy The Good Landlord Program Continues The South Salt Lake Police Department has been addressing crime concerns with rental properties since 2007 when the Good Landlord Program was created. For the past seven years Officer Paul McCullough has coordinated with local landlords, apartment complex managers, and officers to eliminate problems in a timely and efficient manner. Police Chief Jack Carruth said, “Since 2007 there has been a decrease in our overall crime rate. It isn’t hard to see that the Good Landlord Program has made a significant impact.” The police department continues to partner with the city’s Business Licensing Department (Community Development) and the Utah Apartment Association to train and educate multi-housing property owners about crime prevention techniques, liability concerns, the eviction process, and other related topics. South Salt Lake Citizen Corps Citizen Corps is a nationwide organization that oversees and coordinates community volunteer programs. South Salt Lake Citizen Corps program includes the Community Emergency Response Team and Fire Corps. The South Salt Lake Community Emergency Response Team trains community members to be prepared in the event of a disaster. The South Salt Lake Fire Corps program provides a service called Emergency Incident Rehabilitation or REHAB that provides relief to emergency responders during long-term or large-scale incidents. South Salt Lake Fire Corps will soon expand its function to include Teens Active in Community Safety and career education for those looking to pursue a career in the Fire and EMS field. If you are interested in these programs contact program manager Michael Clark at 801.661.4914. United Way 2-1-1 Business Watch: Keeping Your Business and Neighborhood Safe Most victims of crime do not realize that property crimes, such as burglary and theft, are generally crimes of opportunity. Criminals tend to look for a door that can be easily opened and seek out dark places left unattended. These situations make it easier for criminals. Think safety and security first, take the extra precautions to safeguard your business, and partner with your neighboring businesses to keep an eye out for suspicious and criminal behavior. This will help reduce crimes of opportunity and risks to your business, employees, and customers. The South Salt Lake Police Department would like to provide local businesses and employees with the education and knowledge to reduce crime. Contact the Crime Prevention Unit at 801.412.3653 to schedule a free evaluation of your business. Crime Prevention Recommendations Below is a list of vulnerable spots that a criminal may find appealing. This list was created to reduce chances of being a victim of crime. Take a minute to walk around and evaluate the vulnerability of your business. Front of building: • Are the street numbers visible from the road? • Is the business clearly marked with the name and type of business? • Is the public entrance open and inviting to customers? • Is the lobby/office visible from the street or parking area? • Are the front windows free of posters and obstructions? • If open at night, does the building have good lighting? • Are there displays outside or next to the door that would be an easy theft? • Is presence of an alarm system visible? • Are security cameras installed? • What type of doors and locks are present? • Where are the check-out counter and cash register in proximity to the door? Sides of building: • Is access restricted to employees from the side entrances? • Is there adequate lighting? • Is the parking lot clearly marked or restricted to employees only? • Is there a secured, fenced area? • What is stored in the secured area that could be attractive to criminals? Rear of building: • What type of entrance is there? • Who is allowed to enter the building from the rear and is access controlled? • Is the street address at the rear of the building in case of an emergency? • Are there items accessible to assist criminals in their activities? (i.e. ladders, crow bars, stackable items, etc.) • Where are utility boxes and fuse panels located? Inside of building: • Where are the public restrooms located? • Do employees know the Police/Fire dispatch numbers, or are the numbers posted in a visible area? • Is a company policy in place that describes what to do in case of robbery, theft, or emergency? • Who closes and locks the business? • Do employees know how to use the alarm system properly? • Is money secured in a safe at night or deposited at a bank at the end of the day? • Is there roof access? Is it secured? • Do employees verify identification for check and credit card purchases? • Does the alarm company make nightly patrols of the building? • How current is the business’ insurance? • Are the make, model, and serial numbers for valuables written down? • Are confidential files locked in cabinets or stored in a password protected section of the computer system? • Are computer files properly backed up? 2-1-1 is an easy to remember phone number that can connect individuals and families in our community to resources to 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 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. 2253 South State Street South Salt Lake, UT 84115 801.486.0911 Open Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closed from 12:45 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. for lunch. For clinical advice when the center is closed, call 801.626.2645. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911. Page 3 Special Activities at the Columbus Senior Center South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter Hometown Heroes: Call for Nominations 2531 South 400 East 801.412.3297 Mayor Cherie Wood is recognizing neighbors in our city who have served in the U.S. military with the Hometown Hero Award. Please nominate individuals you know to be recognized! Selected Hometown Heroes will be presented with a certificate and yard sign. They will also be featured in upcoming editions of On the Move City Newsletter. For more information and to download a nomination form, visit southsaltlakecity.com. Lunch served Monday-Friday at Noon Tuesday, September 2 10:00 a.m. Learn two great plans for eating healthy along with healthy menus. Learn to read nutrition labels. Wednesday, September 3 12:30 p.m. Free Ice Cream Social. RSVP. 12:30 p.m. Summer is over and our great Yoga class resumes. It will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m. Monday, September 8 10:00 a.m. Free Blood Glucose/Pressure/ Oxygen checks by Harmony Home Health. 11:00 a.m. Wear your Hawaiian shirt and enjoy the music of the Cabana Band. Tuesday, September 9 7:40 a.m. Trip to Wendover with Trailways. Sign up and meet in the 400 East parking lot of the Columbus Center. Cost: $20 for men, $10 for women (Ladies’ Day). Wednesday, September 10 11:00 a.m. Summer is over; the delightful Red Hat Ladies resume their fun activities. 12:30 p.m. Legal consultations with attorney Richard Fox. Please call for an appointment. No charge. Monday, September 15 10:00 a.m. Free Blood Glucose/ Pressure checks by Salus Home Care. 11:00 a.m. Trips and falls can cause serious injury as well as loss of independence. Interim Healthcare gives a presentation about preventing trips and falls. Page 4 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 are Judy & Chet Hutchings and Gary & Patricia Ashby. Judy and Chet Hutchings have lived in South Salt Lake for 45 years. Chet said of that time, “We’ve enjoyed what South Salt Lake has done.” Their yard includes numerous flowers, a waterfall, patio, and deck—all built from the ground up. Judy and Chet Hutchings Gary and Patricia Ashby have also lived in South Salt Lake for 45 years. They appreciate the diversity and community feeling that the city offers. Their yard is complete with walkways, fountains, and plenty of foliage. Gary and Patricia self planted every tree, shrub, and flower in their yard. Future beautiful yards will be featured in upcoming editions of the On the Move City Newsletter. To nominate a beautiful yard in your neighborhood, contact RaeLin Phillips at 801.464.6712 or [email protected]. Patricia and Gary Ashby South Salt Lake Stake Wins Parade Award The South Salt Lake LDS Stake won this year’s Theme Award at the Days of ’47 Parade. About 30 members from the community volunteered hundreds of hours to build the award-winning float. South Salt Lake residents Randy & Susan Fitts headed up the design, creation, and management of the float on behalf of the South Salt Lake Stake. Randy said it was a lot of work, but also a lot of fun. “It was nice to represent the stake and the city.” South Salt Lake Stake President, Sean Marchant, agreed. “We wanted to create something that the City of South Salt Lake could be proud of… I think we were able to represent the city well.” The float was also included in South Salt Lake’s Freedom Festival. The highlight of the float was a moving Pony Express horse and rider, recognizing that South Salt Lake once had its own Pony Express stop. Coffee with a Cop in South Salt Lake Coffee with a Cop is part of a national initiative to create a common venue for community members and police officers to come together. There are no agendas or speeches, just the opportunity to ask questions, voice concerns, and the chance to get to know the officers in our neighborhoods. “Coffee with a Cop creates an opportunity for our officers and community members to become acquainted, and to remove barriers that often make us appear unapproachable,” said South Salt Lake Police Chief Jack Carruth. Join us on the first Wednesday of each month from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. at 2929 South State Street. The next event is Wednesday, September 3. South Salt Lake Chamber Update South Salt Lake Welcomes New China Town Supermarket The South Salt Lake Chamber celebrated the Chinatown Supermarket opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 30. Mayor Cherie Wood attended the ribbon cutting ceremony and helped welcome China Town Supermarket to its location at 3390 South State Street. South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter (Senior Events continued) Wednesday, September 17 11:00 a.m. Chris from the Vital Aging Program teaches “Join the Voices for Recovery.” ©Jason Miczek Photography Help Your Child Succeed in School: Build the Habit of Good Attendance Early School success goes hand in hand with good attendance! DID YOU KNOW? • Startinginkindergarten,toomanyabsencescancausechildrentofallbehindinschool. • Missing10percent(orabout18days)canmakeithardertolearntoread. • Studentscanstillfallbehindiftheymissjustadayortwodayseveryfewweeks. • Beinglatetoschoolmayleadtopoorattendance. • Absencescanaffectthewholeclassroomiftheteacherhastoslowdownlearningtohelpchildrencatchup. Attending school regularly helps children feel better about school—and themselves. Start building this habit in preschool so they learn right away that going to school on time, every day is important. Good attendance will help children do well in high school, college, and at work. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Findoutwhatdayschoolstartsandmakesureyourchildhas therequiredshots.Learnyourbusstop. • Setaregularbedtimeandmorningroutine. • Layoutclothesandpackbackpacksthenightbefore. • Introduceyourchildtoherteachersandclassmatesbefore schoolstartstohelpherfeelatease. • Don’tletyourchildstayhomeunlesssheistrulysick. Complaintsofastomachacheorheadachecanbeasignof anxietyandnotareasontostayhome. • Ifyourchildseemsanxiousaboutgoingtoschool,talkto teachers,schoolcounselors,orotherparentsforadviceon howtomakeherfeelcomfortableandexcitedaboutlearning. • Developback-upplansforgettingyourchildtoschoolif somethingcomesup.Callonafamilymember,aneighbor, oranotherparent. • Avoidmedicalappointmentsandextendedtripswhenschool isinsession. When Do Absences Become a Problem? CHRONIC ABSENCE 18ormoredays WARNING SIGNS 10to17days GOOD ATTENDANCE 9orfewerabsences Note:Thesenumbersassume a180-dayschoolyear. For more on school readiness, visit attendanceworks.org and reachoutandread.org ©2013 Reach Out and Read, Inc. All rights reserved. ATT1PG_08/13rev Special Thanks for Serving South Salt Lake: Henry Dankwa After two years of working at Granite Park Junior High and two years at the PAL Boxing Program at Central Park Community Center, South Salt Lake resident Henry Dankwa is saying good bye. He enjoyed his time working in South Salt Lake and said his farewell is bittersweet. Henry was born in Liberia and came to Utah with his family when he was 15. He’s now a graduate of Westminster College in Economics and French, where he also competed on the soccer team. Henry said he likes the progress that South Salt Lake is making through the Mayor’s initiatives and the community centers’ youth focus. He said, “I wish I had a school program when I was growing up. I’d be here everyday.” He looks forward to exploring opportunities in the field of economics and hopes to one day work for a global organization where he can be in a position to help and influence others for good. CDCU Open House: Free Food and Family Fun The City of South Salt Lake and Community Development Corporation of Utah (CDCU) are hosting an Open House event Thursday, September 11, at 2212 South Roberta Street from 3:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. with free tacos, bounce house activities for children, and more. The event is part of the ongoing Idea House Program, in which a dilapidated house is renovated with a focus on safety, cleanliness, sustainability, and affordability. After the home is completed, the community will be invited to take a tour. Thursday, September 18 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Free pancake breakfast. Monday, September 22 10:15 a.m. Special walk in Fitt’s Park followed by Super Bingo in the Lions Bowery and lunch at the center at 11:45 a.m. Wednesday, September 24 11:00 a.m. Attorney Richard Fox presents Money Smart part two. He will discuss common types of financial exploitation including power of attorney and fiduciary abuse, investment fraud, senior certifications and designations fraud, and financial loss prevention tips. Thursday, September 25 10:30 a.m. Dining with Diabetes. Enjoy a cooking demonstration and a sample of diabetes friendly food. Monday, September 29 11:00 a.m. Meet and hear from the candidates for county and state offices. This is an important opportunity for voters to become better informed. 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! Attendees also have the opportunity to apply for the Lead Safe Salt Lake (LSSL) program, which offers free lead testing, painting, and in some cases window replacement to qualifying families. All participants who complete an LSSL application will receive a $20 gift card from Pat’s Barbecue. Attend for an afternoon full of family fun. For more information, call CDCU at 801.994.7222. Page 5 Pickleball Pickleball is a combination of ping pong, tennis, and badminton. Two or four people on a badmintonsized court using paddles and a wiffleball play the game. The South Salt Lake Recreation Department hosts free, open play pickleball for everyone who lives, learns, works, and plays in South Salt Lake. The goals are to have fun, learn a new sport, and get some exercise. All are welcome. Monday and Wednesday 10:30 a.m. to Noon Columbus Center Gym, 1 court 2531 South 400 East South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter Vehicle Information from South Salt Lake Code Enforcement South Salt Lake Code states that abandoned, inoperable and unlicensed vehicles must be stored in an enclosed structure such as a garage or shed. Any scrap metal, junk or wrecked vehicle is considered to be outdoor storage/accumulation of solid waste and must be removed. Abandoned/junk vehicles or a vehicle being repaired LIVABILITY or restored is required to be stored in a fully enclosed and non-visible location at all times. Car covers and tarps are not acceptable and not considered an enclosed structure. URBAN An abandoned/junk vehicle is any vehicle with the following: • Inoperable, dismantled, wrecked, or on blocks or similar device. • Does not display current tags or license plate. • Has a deflated tire. Unregistered vehicles parked on the street may be impounded. Vehicle repairs must be completed in a reasonable and timely manner to not become a health or safety threat, or a blight or nuisance for the neighborhood. To report parking issues on public streets, contact non-emergency police dispatch at 801.840.4000. Contact SSL Code Enforcement at 801.412.3652 with any questions. Head Start Opens: Let the Learning Begin Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. to Noon Central Park Community Center, 2 courts 2797 South 200 East The South Salt Lake Central Park Head Start location opened its doors on August 11, 2014. Mayor Cherie Wood spoke at the ribbon cutting along with Salt Lake County Deputy Mayor Nicole Dunn, Head Start Director Erin Trenbeath-Murray, and Mike Gallegos with Salt Lake County Economic Development. Contact Geoff Brandt with questions at 801.412.3209 or [email protected]. They highlighted the four new classrooms for preschoolers (and soon for infants) as well as the innovative commercial kitchen. Head Start will serve 3,000 meals a day to schools around the valley, as well as to senior centers. Every meal is cooked from scratch and delivered hot. Head Start is a free comprehensive preschool program that provides an exceptional preschool education complimented by family activities, medical and dental services, nutritious meals, and self-sufficiency services for the entire family. To register or for more information call 801.972.2337, email [email protected], or visit the website saltlakeheadstart.org. Pickleball National Suicide Prevention Week September 8-14 Participate in National Suicide Prevention Week by using the following resources to get involved and reach out to those in need. suicidology.org #NSPW iwilllisten.org #IWillListen September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month Did you know? • Childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years. • In 2012, more than one third of children and adolescents were overweight or obese. What can we do? • Get moving together! Healthy lifestyle habits, including physical activity, can help make a positive change in children’s lives. Sign up for a city recreation league or join a fitness class at a local recreation center. • Drink water! Exchanging water for sugary and sweetened drinks throughout the day can make a big difference on the health and happiness of children. It helps to maintain hydration and reduce extra calories. SSL Coalition for Drug Free Youth: Drug Take Back Event Clean out your medicine cabinet and bring unused over-the-counter and prescription medications to Rite Aid on 3300 South 700 East so they can be safely destroyed. On Saturday, September 27, 2014, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the South Salt Lake Police Department along with the South Salt Lake Coalition for Drug Free Youth and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will provide South Salt Lake families an opportunity to safely dispose of their unused prescription and overthe-counter drugs. 1.800.273.8255 Fall Cleanup Citywide Cleanup Program: Boxed, Bundled, and Bagged The City of South Salt Lake has implemented a bulky waste cleanup program to begin in November 2014 that will continue thereafter in the Spring and Fall seasons. Curbside pickup will be provided for acceptable items that are boxed, bundled, or bagged. Page 6 Curbside collection will take place the first two weeks of May and November. Notices with specific pickup information will be placed on household garbage containers two weeks prior to the collection date. Properly prepared items must be placed on the curb by 6:30 a.m., free of obstruction, on the scheduled collection day. Please ensure easy and safe access to your bulky waste piles. Do not park a car in front. All items must be cut or broken down to a five foot length or smaller and must not weigh more than 75 pounds. Acceptable items include yard waste, appliances, and furniture. Prohibited items include construction/demolition debris, grass clippings, household garbage, and hazardous materials. The South Salt Lake City Public Works Department is available to assist with questions. Additional information may be found on the Public Works page of www.southsaltlakecity.com. individual appointment is included to determine readiness for a home purchase and provide answers to individual or confidential questions. Homebuyer education is taught monthly at CDCU’s offices at 501 East 1700 South. For more information or to register, call 801.994.7222 or visit cdcutah.org. South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter Community Notes City of South Salt Lake Government Business Page 7: Monday, September 1 City Offices Closed for Labor Day Holiday City of South Salt Lake Government Business Keeping Up With the Council Keeping Up With the Council This is a summary of action items voted upon by the city during previous month, the council Thiscouncil is a summary ofthe action items voted upon and by thehow city each councilmember during theofprevious month, and of the Council voted.the Tomeeting read council agendas andinterested minutes in detail, voted. To read council agendas and minutes in detail, how visiteach the member city website and select date you’re in: visit the city website and select the meeting date you’re interested in: southsaltlakecity.com/citysouthsaltlakecity.com/city-government/council-meetings. South Salt Lake City Council Meetings To receive a council meeting agenda prior to each meeting, calla Paula 801.464.6719 [email protected]. To receive councilat meeting agenda priorortoemail each meeting, call Kayla at 801.483.6028 or email Individuals may also ask to receive council meeting minutes in a draft form as soon as three days a city council meeting. [email protected]. Individuals may alsofollowing ask to receive council meeting minutes in a September 3, 2014 7:00 p.m. 220 East Morris Avenue 2nd Floor government/council-meetings. draft form as soon as three days following a city council meeting. South Salt Lake City Council Meeting - July 30, 2014 South Salt Lake City Council Meeting AprilSouth 23, 2014 1. Approved- An ordinance amending and updating the Salt Lake Administrative Code Title 2 establishing a Public Assets Department and adding a Public Assets Director, and a Recreation Director to the list of appointed employees. 1. Approved-Ordinance No. 2014-09; an ordinance created Sections 17.21.080, 17.21.090, 17.21.100, 17.21.110 and 17.21.120 of the Municipal Code to establish residential design 2. Approved- A resolution adopting the Drinking Water standards System Master Plan. for the City of South Salt Lake, and repealing conflicting ordinances 3. Approved- A resolution of the City of South Salt Lake City Council authorizing execution of the attached interlocal cooperation agreement with Salt Lake County for the granting of a perpetual easement related to the construction of an urban recreational trail. City Council Vote: Ryan Kevin Gold, Rapp, District I District 2 Aye Aye Sharla Beverly, District 3 Aye Roy Turner, District 4 Aye Irvin Jones, District 5 Absent Aye Debbie Snow, At Large Aye Mike Rutter, At Large Aye Serving South Salt Lake: AmeriCorps VISTA Members This year, South Salt Lake applied for and received four AmeriCorps VISTA members that will serve for one year to build capacity in the areas of health, community resource development, arts programming, and employment support. Katelyn Quayle became an AmeriCorps VISTA member as a way to give back to the community. She looks forward to working with the passion and expertise of the people of South Salt Lake. She said, “I am beyond excited to see what the community has to offer.” Erin Flannelly and Katelyn Quayle Erin Flannelly is interested in public health and is excited to increase awareness of healthcare programs for South Salt Lake residents. She said, “From what I’ve seen so far, South Salt Lake has amazing people working tirelessly to improve the quality of life for local community members.” Community Connection Teams Up to Keep South Salt Lake Beautiful South Salt Lake's Community Connection program is establishing partnerships to create a safe, clean, and beautiful city. In August, three major groups helped clean up South Salt Lake. Community Connection is grateful to the volunteers and the work they accomplished in August. This is the fourth year that K2 the Church has volunteered with the Community Connection Program. On August 8 over 150 volunteers participated in neighborhood cleanup, exterior house painting, landscaping improvements, and mural preparations. They also completed some finishing touches on the new Head Start building. On Tuesday, August 19, nearly 150 Westminster students from the Class of 2018 participated in a Community Connection day of service. Special thanks to the Westminster Center for Civic Engagement and the Office of Student Life for making this clean up event near 1300 East possible. The new zoning for the neighborhood along the S-Line streetcar from State Street to 500 East is under consideration by South Salt Lake City Council. After two years of meetings with neighbors, developers, and city leaders, zoning for new development in the neighborhood has been shaped. The zoning encourages housing focused on the “missing middle” types that are in demand today - townhomes, condos, and small apartment buildings. The plan also outlines open space requirements, areas where new restaurants, small shops and services, and small office spaces would be allowed. The zoning is written with an emphasis on the size, shape, and location of new buildings to minimize impacts on existing homes, which are not being re-zoned or affected. Increasing the amount of open space in the neighborhood is another focus, with emphasis on continuing to develop the S-Line corridor greenway, which includes Parley’s Trail. The zoning will be presented to City Council on September 3 & 17 and is currently scheduled for a vote on the October 8 meeting (subject to change). The City Council welcomes public comments. Jazzercise is at the South Salt Lake Columbus Center! Burn up to 600 calories in one effective 60-minute workout. Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance, aerobic exercise, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. Start dancing yourself fit and change the shape of your body today! Your first class is FREE- Bring your friends and try us out! Don’t forget to ask about special rates for new studentsMON 9:00 am 5:45 pm TUES 9:00 am 5:45 pm WED 9:00 am 5:45 pm THUR 9:00 am 5:45 pm SSL Columbus Center - 2531 South 400 East Questions? - Email [email protected] FRI 9:00 am SAT 8:15 am Neighborhood Watch Meetings Tuesday, September 9 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Central Park Community Center and PAL Boxing 2797 South 200 East Contact Officer Silva for more information at 801.412.3650 Wednesday, September 10 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Regency Apartments 2255 South 200 East Contact Officer Montes for more information at 801.412.3653. South Salt Lake Police Department: Notice of Unclaimed Property 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. If you believe we currently have property belonging to you, contact us in person at 2835 South Main Street or at 801.412.3665. Ownership must be proven in the form of receipts and/or detailed description. On August 3, the World Mission Society Church of God donated their time to pick up trash and overgrown vegetation on 3300 and 3900 South, between 200 and 500 West. The group gathered a full 10 wheeler load of debris. East Streetcar Zoning Pending Adoption September 17, 2014 7:00 p.m. 220 East Morris Avenue 2nd Floor Parley’s Trail is Open The South Salt Lake section of Parley’s Trail is open from State Street to 500 East. You can continue on the trail in Salt Lake City from 500 East all the way to Sugar House Park. A new tunnel built under 1300 East opened this year to avoid a dangerous crossing. Every intersection from State Street to Sugar House has a stoplight or stop sign, so the trail is a safe, smooth cruise through this fun neighborhood. In the coming years, new sections will be opening from State Street west to the Jordan River, and between 1700 East and 2300 East to complete an 8-mile total route. The smooth concrete trail is open to bikes, walkers, skateboards, scooters, and dogs on a leash. You are invited to a community ribbon cutting and celebration September 19. For more information, go to www.parleystrail.org. Unclaimed property will be auctioned or destroyed nine days from the date of this notice. The South Salt Lake On the Move City Newsletter is written, designed, and produced by Social Marketing Consultants. ¿Usted está buscando la información sobre South Salt Lake en español? Contacto: [email protected] Join the South Salt Lake On the Move News Community! To receive this newsletter via mail or email, please call 801.464.6757 or email [email protected] FOLLOW SSL *Photographs for the SSL City Newsletter masthead provided by the South Salt Lake Coalition for Drug Free Youth Community Character Initiative Changing the odds in South Salt Lake through shared vision, leadership, data and program support. Read more at uw.org Page 7 Farmers Market and Farm Stand South Salt Lake Founders Day FARMERS MARKET FARM STAND Historic Scott School Arts & Community Center 3238 South 540 East Central Park Community Center 2797 South 200 East Every Tuesday in September: September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Every Saturday in September September 6, 13, 20, 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Firehouse Sock Hop STOP, DROP, ROCK n ROLL! Friday, September 26, 7:00 p.m. Fire Station 42, 3265 South 900 West $25/couple or $12.50 each Tickets required; call 801.483.6076 for reservations COMMUNITY CONNECTION TO AGRICULTURE URBAN LIVABILITY The City of South Salt Lake City Council is now accepting applications for the 2014-2015 school year! This is a wonderful opportunity to become involved in your community. Learn more about and participate in your local government. It looks great on resume and college applications. If you are looking for community service opportunities this is the place for you! Make friends, have fun, and join us at leadership conferences. If you are 14-18 years of age and live in South Salt lake, visit southsaltlakecity.com for more information and to apply. The deadline to apply is September 30, 2014, no exceptions. YOUTH CITY COUNCIL South Salt Lake PAL 5th Annual Pete Suazo Boxing Invitational Friday and Saturday, September 12-13 at 6:30 p.m. PAL Boxing Center 2797 South 200 East Admission: Youth 5-15 $5.00 Adults 16+ $10.00 Questions? Contact Matt Pena at 309.912.3799 Sanctioned by USA Boxing sslpal.org To receive the South Salt Lake City On the Move Newsletter by mail or email, send your email or mailing address to [email protected]
