Central Ninth March 11 Meeting
You’re invited to attend the next Central Ninth Community Council meeting on Wednesday, March 11 at 6 PM at Spy Hop (208 W Harvey Milk Blvd / 900 S.).
This month’s meeting will include a presentation on the rebuild of Fayette Avenue between Washington Street and 200 West. Thanks to a CIP grant application submitted by Kerri Nakamura, the Salt Lake City Council approved the project, which will include improvements to sidewalks, parking, gutters, and landscaping along the corridor. City staff will be present to share details and gather feedback from neighbors.
We will also hear a presentation on Salt Lake City’s Livable Streets program, which focuses on making neighborhood streets safer and more comfortable for people walking, biking, and living nearby.
State House District 24 Representative Grant Miller will update us about the legislative session that just finished. He will talk about bills that were passed and the impact they will have on Central Ninth.
Join us for these topics and others. We hope to see you there.
This month’s meeting will include a presentation on the rebuild of Fayette Avenue between Washington Street and 200 West. Thanks to a CIP grant application submitted by Kerri Nakamura, the Salt Lake City Council approved the project, which will include improvements to sidewalks, parking, gutters, and landscaping along the corridor. City staff will be present to share details and gather feedback from neighbors.
We will also hear a presentation on Salt Lake City’s Livable Streets program, which focuses on making neighborhood streets safer and more comfortable for people walking, biking, and living nearby.
State House District 24 Representative Grant Miller will update us about the legislative session that just finished. He will talk about bills that were passed and the impact they will have on Central Ninth.
Join us for these topics and others. We hope to see you there.
Jefferson Park Concept Designs
Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Lands has released two concept designs for future improvements to Jefferson Park (1084 S. West Temple) and is asking for public feedback through an online survey. The three-acre park and detention basin in the Central Ninth neighborhood is planned for safety, accessibility, and connectivity upgrades, including a perimeter walking path, improved lighting, gathering spaces, native landscaping, and new recreation features. A new playground was installed in September 2025 as an early improvement.
The concepts were shaped by community input and balance park amenities with the site’s stormwater function. While the designs are similar, they differ in amenities and placemaking details. Public feedback will help guide a final design, which can be viewed on the Jefferson Park project webpage.
The concepts were shaped by community input and balance park amenities with the site’s stormwater function. While the designs are similar, they differ in amenities and placemaking details. Public feedback will help guide a final design, which can be viewed on the Jefferson Park project webpage.
Two Design Concepts
Fleet Block Open House
Help shape the new public open space at the Fleet Block March 17 from 4 pm - 8 pm at the SpyHop Rooftop Event Space 208 W. Harvey Milk Blvd.
Salt Lake City is in the early stages of planning future green space, gathering areas, and public amenities, including public art that reflects shared values of inclusion and belonging.
Join us to learn about early design ideas for the open space, how public art will be selected, and what’s ahead for the full block. Your voice will help guide what this space becomes for the city.
Salt Lake City is in the early stages of planning future green space, gathering areas, and public amenities, including public art that reflects shared values of inclusion and belonging.
Join us to learn about early design ideas for the open space, how public art will be selected, and what’s ahead for the full block. Your voice will help guide what this space becomes for the city.
Central Ninth 2026 Meetings
Here is the schedule for our 2026 meetings.
- February 18, Jefferson Park Open House 6:30 PM at Publik Space, 975 S West Temple
- March 11th, Community Council Meeting, 6:00 PM at Spy Hop, 208 W Harvey Milk Blvd.
- June 10th, Community Council Meeting, 6:00 PM at Spy Hop, 208 W Harvey Milk Blvd.
- September 9th, Community Council Meeting - Elections and Council Budget, 6:00 PM at Spy Hop, 208 W Harvey Milk Blvd.
- December 9th, Community Council Meeting, 6:00 PM at Spy Hop, 208 W Harvey Milk Blvd.
Navigating Land Use: Policies, Partners, and Possibilities
Transforming under-utilized public land into open, accessible greenspaces requires a special mix of community vision, strong partnerships, and policy savvy. This session will explore the common challenges, solutions, and best practices for navigating land use systems and unlocking the possibilities of public space.
Great for: city practitioners and advocates who are actively pursuing non-park land types to create parks, green spaces, and/or public space.
Great for: city practitioners and advocates who are actively pursuing non-park land types to create parks, green spaces, and/or public space.
