Glendale Regional Park Vision Plan Survey

The Glendale Regional Park Vision Plan survey is now live! Take the survey here:


The ideas, activities, and amenities are all derived from public input done this fall and winter with Glendale residents. We appreciate the time they've made to ensure the park serves community needs for a long time to come.
Public Lands Job Fairs

Join us at two parks over the next week to learn more about our open part-time, seasonal, and full-time positions. We'll have SWAG and snacks available, and you can check out some of the awesome equipment that you'll get to use on the job!
Some positions are available for ages 16+, so send your teenagers if they want a summer job.

4/2, 11am-1pm
Sunnyside Park
1735 Sunnyside Ave

4/6, 4pm-6pm
Jordan Park
900 W. Dalton Ave

Share these dates with job-seekers that you know!
Graffiti Removal Facts

Did you know that the City’s Graffiti Removal Team is housed within the Public Lands Department? Here are some fun facts about this team:

  • In 2021, the team responded to 15,000 graffiti incidents.
  • They’ll remove graffiti anywhere in the City FOR FREE! All they need is permission from property owners to remove graffiti on private property.
  • Not only do they remove graffiti, but they’ll often add a fresh coat of paint and try to make the surface look better than ever.
  • The best way to report graffiti that needs cleaning is through the SLC Mobile app: https://www.slc.gov/request-report/.

If you're unable to make a report through the app, call 801-972-7885.
Open Park Ranger Positions

Come join our exciting Park Ranger Team and spend your workdays helping patrons enjoy their parks!
 
We are looking for Park Rangers to patrol the City parks and park facilities; provide educational and recreational services through programs, tours, field trips and activities; and encourage compliance with City park rules and regulations and health and sanitary codes in City parks, urban natural areas and trails. 
Urban Forestry Tree Watering Calendar

Happy Spring! It's time to start watering your park strip trees.

Our Urban Forestry Division created a helpful calendar this year to serve as a guide for remembering when to water your trees.

During Spring from March to May, newly planted trees should be watered 1 to 2 times per week.

Water the mulched area with a hose until the ground is saturated and fill the watering bag if it is empty. When it rains or snows enough to completely soak the ground, watering can either be postponed for a day or skipped.
Find additional instructions and an electronic version of the watering calendar at:
Cemetery Memorial Day

Did you know that following last Memorial Day, 17,480 pounds of green waste were collected from the Salt Lake City Cemetery and composted for future green use?
Leading up to this Memorial Day, consider placing real cut flowers, plants, or compostable pots as an alternative to plastic decorations.
We appreciate your stewardship efforts in caring for the Salt Lake City Cemetery.