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Salt Lake County, Utah
South Salt Lake City Council
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August 11, 2026 · Adopted 4–3
Raised South Salt Lake's public safety property tax (12.99% more revenue)
Ordinance adopting a final tax rate of .001397 for the city's public safety services, after a Truth in Taxation hearing
Voted yes (4)
- Joy Glad
- Sharla Bynum
- Irvin Jones
- Clarissa Williams
Voted no (3)
- Corey Thomas
- Nick Mitchell
- Ray deWolfe
Moved by Ray deWolfe, seconded by Clarissa Williams.
What was said
- The city's notice estimated $1,839,537 more a year, about $83.50 on a $470,000 home. The mayor said the increase applies only to the public safety line.
- Ray deWolfe made the motion and then voted against it.
- The public safety fund budget then passed by the same 4–3 split.
Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.
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SubscribeWho serves
- Mayor WoodMayor (not part of the council's roll call)
- Sharla BynumCouncil Chair
- Joy GladCouncil Member
- Corey ThomasCouncil Member
- Nick MitchellCouncil Member
- Irvin JonesCouncil Member
- Clarissa WilliamsCouncil Member
- Ray deWolfeCouncil Member
As of August 11, 2026, from official records.