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County Council

February 18, 2025 ·3:00 PM Final

Council Chambers, N1-110

Agenda — 40 items

  1. 1 Upon request and with three working days’ notice, Salt Lake County will provide free auxiliary aids and services to qualified individuals (including sign language interpreters, alternative formats, etc.). For assistance, please call (385) 468-7500 – TTY 711.
  2. 2 Meetings may be closed for reasons allowed by statute. Motions relating to any of the items listed below, including final action, may be taken. This meeting will be simulcast via Webex so the public and members of the Council may participate electronically. The link to access the Cisco Webex is listed below.The Council will also broadcast live-streams of its meetings on Facebook Live, which may be accessed at http://www.facebook.com/slcocouncil/. Cisco Webex link: https://slco.webex.com/weblink/register/r306a9dd213229ecc287e3a1ea9fe28b5 Further instructions about participating in this meeting can be found at https://slco.org/council/agendas-minutes/. Minutes and recordings of past Council Meetings can be found at https://slco.legistar.com/calendar.aspx.
  3. 1. CALL TO ORDER
  4. 4 Invocation - Reading or Thought - Pledge of Allegiance
  5. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT
  6. 3. REPORT OF ELECTED OFFICIALS:
  7. 3.1. County Council Members
  8. 3.2. County Mayor
  9. 3.3. Other Elected County Officials
  10. 4. CONSENT ITEMS
  11. 5. APPROVAL OF TAX LETTERS
  12. 6. ACCEPTANCE OF ETHICS DISCLOSURES received and filed Pass
  13. 6.1 Consideration of Acceptance of 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements from Salt Lake County Library Staff 25-2594
  14. 6.2 Consideration of Acceptance of 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements from Salt Lake County Arts & Culture Staff 25-2593
  15. 7. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
  16. 7.1 Approval of February 4, 2025 County Council Minutes 25-2600 approved Pass
  17. 7.2 Approval of February 4, 2025 County Council Minutes 25-2601 approved Pass
  18. 8. PENDING LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
  19. 8.1 Final Adoption of an Ordinance of the Legislative Body of Salt Lake County, Utah, Enacting Chapter 3.13 of the Salt Lake County Code Of Ordinances, 2001, Entitled “Optional Sales And Use Tax to Fund Highways, a System for Public Transit, and Public Safety Purposes,” for the Purpose of Imposing A County Option Sales and Use Tax Of 0.2% on the Retail Sales and Uses in the County and Authorizing a Distribution of Revenue for Specific Purposes Authorized By Utah Code, Including Funding for Transportation and Public Safety 25-2588 approved Pass
  20. 8.2 Final Adoption of an Ordinance of the Legislative Body of Salt Lake County, Utah Amending Chapter 2.04 of the Salt Lake County Code of Ordinances, 2001, Entitled “County Council,” and Repealing Chapter 2.05 of the Salt Lake County Code of Ordinances, 2001, Entitled “Legislative Branch Organization,” in Order to Update and Clarify Certain Organizational Structures and Procedural Practices of the Salt Lake County Council, and Related Matters 25-2597
  21. 8.3 Final Adoption of an Ordinance of the Legislative Body of Salt Lake County, Utah Amending Chapter 2.98 of the Salt Lake County Code of Ordinances, 2001, Entitled “Information Technology Advisory Board” 25-2599 approved Pass
  22. 9. WORK SESSION
  23. 9.1 2025 Legislative Session Update The Council May Vote to Take Positions Concerning 2025 Legislation and Other Related Actions 25-2586
  24. 10. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ISSUANCE OF PUBLIC NOTICES
  25. 11. OTHER ITEMS REQUIRING COUNCIL APPROVAL
  26. 12. PROCLAMATIONS, MEMORIALS, AND OTHER CEREMONIAL OR COMMEMORATIVE MATTERS
  27. 13. OTHER BUSINESS
  28. 28 ADJOURN
  29. 29 - HB 355 Mining and Critical Infrastructure Materials Amendments – Rep. Casey Snider
  30. 30 - HB 55 County Office Amendments – Rep. Wayne A. Harper
  31. 31 - HB 312 Criminal Justice Amendments – Rep. Karianne Lisonbee
  32. 32 - HB 356 County Governance Amendments – Rep. Jordan D. Teuscher
  33. - HB 456 Transient Room Tax Amendments – Rep. Bridger Bolinder
  34. 34 - HB 461 Animal Crime Victim Amendments – Rep. Verona Mauga approved Pass
  35. 36 - SJR 3 – Sen. Kirk A. Cullimore
  36. 37 - HB 48 Wildland Urban Interface Modifications – Rep. Casey Snider
  37. 38 - HB 162 Transportation Funding Amendments – Rep. Rex P. Shipp approved Pass
  38. 40 - HB 196 Vehicle Traction Amendments – Rep. Gay Lynn Bennion
  39. 41 - HB 81 Fluoride Amendments – Rep. Stephanie Gricius
  40. 42 - SB 285 County Auditor Amendments – Sen. Michael K. McKell

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