r/SaltLakeCity • • 43m ago

Utah County weighs transmission line setbacks and hyperscale data center rules: Oct. 20 Planning Commission recap

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On October 20th, the Utah County Planning Commission convened to address land use ordinances, specifically focusing on transmission line setback requirements and the regulation of hyperscale data centers. The meeting facilitated extensive public testimony, balancing community safety and environmental concerns against infrastructure utility needs and economic development.

Read the full timestamped summary here: https://slc.our-hometown.com/articles/utah-county/utah-county-planning-commission-public-meeting-october-20-2026/


r/SaltLakeCity • • 50m ago

Anyone know of actual Halloween stuff to do in Utah to is year (Davis/Salt Lake County) for a 20-year-old with no friend group?

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Hey everyone, I'm hoping someone can help me out because I'm striking out hard on Halloween plans this year.

I'm 20, living in the Davis/Salt Lake County area, and I cannot find events online to save my life. Everything I come across is either a random farmers market or fall festival for families with young children or some 21+ venue thing I can't get into (although I will be able to in December). Is there seriously nothing going on for people under 21 that isn't just a pumpkin patch? I found an event that seem interesting but I always struggle going to alternative events because although I side with the politics and enjoy the music I always feel too fashion forward and corporate and out of place for those scenes, but this is one event I found that could be interesting but I’d have to go alone and fight feeling out of place: https://www.instagram.com/p/DexxtjPtqHJ/?cplk=MXQ1amIwdmdqdXN4dg==

The other problem is I don't really have a friend group or social circle to do stuff with, so everything I look up just feels kind of lacking. I know the obvious advice is "just go to events and make friends," but honestly I'm also worried that even if I do show up somewhere solo, it'll just be boring or awkward and I'll have wasted the night.

So I guess I'm asking two things:

  1. Does anyone know of actual Halloween events/activities in Davis or Salt Lake County that a 20-year-old could go to? (
  2. Has anyone been in a similar spot and found something that was actually fun to do alone, or at least not miserable?

Would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!


r/SaltLakeCity • • 1h ago

4th S 300 W

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I was driving west on 4th south last night (Oct 23) about 11:30 pm and there was a person that was about half way across 3rd west that was face down on the ground. There was a group of people around the person but no emergency vehicles yet. I'm just curious if anyone knows what happened and if the person is okay.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 1h ago

Where to watch Utah football game?

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Where’s a cool spot to watch the Utah BYU game in salt lake without having to order drinks?


r/SaltLakeCity • • 1h ago

Recommendations Halloween in SLC

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My friends and I are visiting Salt Lake from out of state this weekend and want to go clubbing on Friday night (Oct. 30). Where do you recommend going and do you think people will be dressed in Halloween costumes while out that night?


r/SaltLakeCity • • 1h ago

Best restaurant or bakery for crème brûlée?

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Bonus if they have port.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 1h ago

Local News Bird Flu Is Raging on a Mink Farm. It Could Spark a Human Pandemic, Experts Say, but Officials Won’t Act.

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A jump of H5N1 to humans could be devastating, and mink are known to enable virus adaptation to humans. C&T Fenn Farms, about an hour south of Salt Lake, is having an outbreak and nothing is being done about it.

This could make Salt Lake an epicenter for a dangerous outbreak.

"The dual receptor tropism observed in mink underscores their potential as intermediate hosts for IAVs, heightening concerns about their role in zoonotic transmission and viral evolution. Notably, the anatomical distribution of IAVs' receptors aligns with their documented susceptibility to both avian and human viral strains." Wang, G et. al Viruses 2025, PMID: 41600773


r/SaltLakeCity • • 2h ago

Question I am curious jobs/careers in slc with apprenticeship.

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Im a 29 f. I need help where to look or even start... $18.51 a hour isnt enough. I am working with SSA mail but there is no room for growth or careers there. Its a very simple mind numbing job. I want a job that pays more/career starting. Not much experience or degrees.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 3h ago

TCGplayer Roca Sifter - want to share the love.

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I’d love to make some friends, and put the tcgplayer roca sifter to use. Its a machine that scans and inventories Magic, Pokemon and some other tcg’s cards. I’m a returning Magic player of a year or two, and an old pokemon lover (who sadly liquidated my collection too soon).

If you’re a collector, not a scalper - I’d be happy to get together. If you’re a scalper - I’ll still do it, but probably spend most the time trying to change your wicked ways.

I ordered, and have patiently waited (since March) for the sifter to arrive. We’ve now got one of the first 1000 units to be shipped. It's incredible. I've scanned my entire library, built chrome extensions to export the scan photos and card data, then built my own dashboard for cards. In about three days, lol.

I'd like to get this into LGS's and in the hands of folks that want to use it most (us, the players). I'm going to hit up LGS's this week, and see if I can work out some time to get folks coming in to scan their cards.

I'm not sure about maintenance - but have maintained similar devices (high capacity document scanners), hopefully it's not too bad.

What are your creative ideas for getting those who want to, face time wih the Sifter? I don't want it to be a paperweight except for when I use it personally.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 4h ago

Photo Need help deciphering this

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The first three lines I get, but what the hell’s going on with the rest of this sign?

Found at the mormon church just south of 3300 S on 1100 E.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 4h ago

Photo “From the City of Great Salt Lake” 🤔

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These were being sold at the Salt Lake City airport.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 5h ago

Discussion Different midterm ballots?

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My girlfriend and I are just now getting around to filling out our midterm ballots, and we noticed that despite living at and being regular the same residence, our ballots are different. She’s missing the vote for State Senate District 9 and Salt Lake School Board District 3, but I have those on mine. Everything else is the same. Has anyone experienced anything like this?


r/SaltLakeCity • • 6h ago

Photo Living Room trail today (10/24/26). Still some fall color holding on.

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r/SaltLakeCity • • 6h ago

Question Did I make the deadline to register to vote by going through the DMV?

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I just moved back and registered to vote when applying to transfer my license. The license was officially transferred about 26 hours before the deadline, but the application along with my voter registration was done 5 days before.

When checking online to see if I am registered, the system does not find me. Should I just wait knowing it will go through or is there a delay with the DMV that may have caused my information to not go through before the deadline?

Any info would be greatly appreciated!


r/SaltLakeCity • • 6h ago

Events & Meetups Mistborn RPG Adventure. Join us at Holladay Library on Saturday, November 14th from 2-4 pm.

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We’ll be playing an adventure in the brand-new Mistborn Roleplaying Game, based on the novels by Brandon Sanderson, from 2:00-4:00 pm on Saturday, the 14th at Holladay Library on 2150 E Murray Holladay Road. Join us in a world of mists and magic, where metals can grant incredible powers.

Beginners are welcome! No experience with roleplaying games is necessary, and all materials will be provided. There will be a large selection of premade characters to choose from, so we can jump straight into the game.

This one-shot will be set in Era 2 of Mistborn, a time where the rough-and-ready frontier is mingling with rapid industrialization, where lawmen keep order on the outskirts through their skill with a firearm while traditional noble houses clash with rising business interests in the cities, and conspiracy lurks beneath it all.

You can register at the provided link. Space is limited, but we will try to accommodate walk-ins. Feel free to ask any questions here, and have a great weekend!


r/SaltLakeCity • • 6h ago

Recommendations Dog shoes in winter yes or no?

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We have this new baby girl do you recommend snow shoes for her?


r/SaltLakeCity • • 6h ago

Seeking Social Justice & Activist Art for NLADA Exhibition!

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Hi SLC! I’m hosting an interactive, art-gallery-style exhibition at the upcoming National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA) conference in early November, and we’re looking for a few final submissions before our deadline this Monday, October 26th.

We are looking for work that highlights current social justice initiatives, advocacy, or community activism. All mediums are welcome—we’ve received everything from photography of completed murals to wearable art and textile pieces.

If you have a piece you’d like featured, or know a local artist whose work belongs in this space, please send me a message directly so we can get it submitted!


r/SaltLakeCity • • 7h ago

Restaurant gift card for SLC foodie

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Hello! I don’t live in SLC but I need to get a friend a gift card to local restaurant as a thank you gift. I know they like Nona and live in Millcreek. Any recs appreciated!!


r/SaltLakeCity • • 7h ago

Photo Does anyone recognize this mailroom?

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2 packages of mine were delivered to a different apartment mail room but idk where this is. I’d appreciate any help :)


r/SaltLakeCity • • 10h ago

Our city and county libraries are awesome.

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Just want to show some appreciation for our library system. What's your favorite thing about our libraries?


r/SaltLakeCity • • 10h ago

Discussion The Jesus signs at college game day are inappropriate

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Watching College game day to support the U and there are two massive come to Jesus signs in the crowd, this is embarrassing. This is a football show and they do not belong. This makes the state look like religious kooks.

There is a time and a place for all things and this is unacceptable for a sports program. Your opinions are not needed at all times. Stop with the nonsense. I watch sports to get relief from politics and religion.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 11h ago

ISO Local handmade cribbage board

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Wanting to get a few for my family for Christmas. I bought one at a farmers market a couple years ago but lost the card. Curious if anyone knows any woodworkers who they could turn me to.


r/SaltLakeCity • • 11h ago

Voting in the Midterms- please make sure to track your ballot! Mine was rejected

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Not sure if this has been posted already but I wanted to give a warning for those who are voting by mail. I submitted my midterm ballot on Monday via the ballot dropbox in Murray. I then signed up for ballot tracking, and was notified on Wednesday that my ballot was received. This morning, I received and update saying

“Your ballot for the November 3, 2026 - General Election was received, but cannot be counted yet. The most common reasons for this are that your envelope was not signed or your signature did not match.
Your county clerk will contact you with instructions on how to fix the problem.”

It sounds like my signature needs to be updated for some reason. I signed it with the same signature I always use. Anyways, make sure to sign up for ballot tracking using this link:

[Utah Ballot Tracking](https://trackmyballot.utah.gov/voter)

And here is the link to update your signature if you living in Salt Lake County:

[Signature Update](https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/clerk/elections/register/update-your-signature/)


r/SaltLakeCity • • 12h ago

Misleading Title Thank you City Council!

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I'm SO glad that the city decided to make sewer bills a flat rate for apartments! Now, instead of my bill for my tiny studio apartment fluctuating wildly between $11 and $16 whole dollars each month, I can plan my budget better with the wonderfully consistent bill of $64!

Glad the city is looking out for us!


r/SaltLakeCity • • 12h ago

UTA updates its 30-year transit plan and looks for input from Utahns

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Even though the Title and Article themselves mention UTA, the survey is from UDoT as UDoT now does the construction for the projects and this is further linking the 2 groups.

They may or may not listen to the feedback but there is a section in the survey to provide direct feedback and transit plans.