City Council Announcements
May 10, 2011
A. Information Needed by Council Staff
1. We have provided a copy of a calendar for your review to sign up for small group budget meetings, in your packet. A sign up calendar will be passed around to Council Members during the Work Session. Please check your personal calendars and sign up for dates you are available. Ms. Gust-Jenson said starting next week staff wanted to see if Council Members could sign up for meetings. She suggested signing up for at least 2 probably a week or so apart so staff could gather feedback/assignments from Council Members.
2. The Salt Lake City Police Department will honor officers, civilians and citizens who have made unusual or outstanding contributions to the community through service or bravery during the past year. Please join us in honoring those who make Salt Lake City a safer place to live, work and play. Chief Burbank would like to invite you and a guest to attend and will provide complimentary tickets for you and your guest.
Salt Lake City Police Department Annual Gala
Friday, May 13, 2011
6:00 Social Hour and Police History Museum Exhibit
7:00 Dinner and Program
Grand America Hotel Main Ballroom
555 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
The formal affair (black-tie optional) will include Social Hour and Dinner, Fallen Officers’ Memorial, 2011 Service Highlights, Humanitarian Award, and special recognition for Officer, Civilian and Citizen of the Year.
You may have already received the mailed invitation, please forgive the duplication.
Please RSVP to Patricia Williams via telephone 801.799.3802 or email patricia.williams@slcgov.com no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Council Member Christensen has already RSVP’d, would any other Council Members like to attend? Councilmember Love said no. Councilmember Martin said maybe.
Councilmember Turner said the Mayor invited Council Members to attend the grand celebration of Salt Lake City’s Historic Liberty Park this weekend. He said Council Members would be participating in the parade.
Councilmember Love said also that day was the Heritage Foundation’s annual home tour which was in the City’s newest created historic district -Westmoreland Place.
Councilmember Penfold said also that morning was the annual Memory Grove clean-up by the Avenues and Capital Hill Community Councils.