Join the Gear Room community to meet Les Ellison on the 2nd, one of the Wasatch’s finest climbing route developers. If you’re a climber, its likely that you may have climbed several of his routes.

Speakers on the 9th are Danny Parker and Ashley Cracroft, local adventurers.

The 16th will feature Mike Libecki, renowned National Geographic photographer.

The CWC will be present to introduce the efforts of the Commission. The event is outdoors, be sure to wear warm clothing and bring a camp chair to sit in.

The Central Wasatch Commission hosts public meetings the first Monday of every month, unless there is a holiday. These meetings will be noticed on both the Utah Public Notices website and here on the CWC website a minimum of 24 hours ahead of the scheduled meeting date. We invite the public to attend, and participate.

Join the Gear Room community to meet Les Ellison on the 2nd, one of the Wasatch’s finest climbing route developers. If you’re a climber, its likely that you may have climbed several of his routes.

Speakers on the 9th are Danny Parker and Ashley Cracroft, local adventurers.

The 16th will feature Mike Libecki, renowned National Geographic photographer.

The CWC will be present to introduce the efforts of the Commission. The event is outdoors, be sure to wear warm clothing and bring a camp chair to sit in.

Mayor Jenny Wilson and CODA (Council on Diversity Affairs) cordially invite you to the 13^th annual “Mayor’s Diversity Dinner” on October 14, 2019. The event is free; however you must register to attend.

Registration to attend will begin  on September 9th; however if you know of an inspirational person contributing positively to our community, please nominate them.

In addition to sharing a meal, guests will also share of their own experiences.  Each table of 8 will be carefully chosen to represent people from diverse backgrounds. 

A moderator will present the following questions to be answered by all participants.

• In terms of diversity, how would you describe yourself?
• Tell us about an important experience that you had that relates to your identity?
• What is one thing you can do to connect with someone who is different from you?

If you are a part of an organization or group in our community who would like to participate at the Diversity Dinner, sign up for a booth! Informational Booths should represent culture, heritage, traditions, festivals, and celebrations in a positive light.

Community-Booth-Form-SPCC.pdf

JOIN US FOR DINNER CONVERSATION…

A few people having dinner can build positive relationships, establish cross-cultural communications and acknowledge our similarities. Since 2007, Salt Lake County’s Diversity Affairs Office has hosted a dinner to celebrate its community’s rich diversity.

The goal of the Diversity Dinner is to bring individuals of diverse backgrounds together to promote understanding, increase positive interactions within the community and build respect for one another as well as celebrate our similarities.

In addition to sharing a meal, guests share their own experiences throughout the night with other participants at their table. Moderator’s present questions to be answered and at the end of the meal a call-to-action is presented to those in attendance.

The dinner is offered at no cost to the general public, however, you must register to attend. Registration will begin on September 9th.  The Office of Diversity & Inclusion welcomes everyone to come and join us in this celebratory night of friendly and thoughtful dialogue.  For more information please call 385-468-7014.

Each guest will then receive a confirmation of attendance.

• Date  – Monday, October 14, 2019
• Time  –   6:00 PM
• Place  –  The Salt Palace Convention Center
  90 South West Temple – SLC, UT

https://slco.org/diversity/diversity-dinner-registration/

The establishment of the CWC Stakeholders Council is a requirement included in the interlocal agreement that created the CWC. The interlocal agreement states that this council shall be advisory to the CWC board and include 28-35 stakeholders. The purpose is to advise the CWC from representative interests of the Central Wasatch Mountains.

The Central Wasatch Commission host meetings of the Stakeholders Council on the third Wednesday of every month, at Cottonwood Heights City Hall in the Community Room.  These meetings will be noticed on both the Utah Public Notices website and here on the CWC website a minimum of 24 hours ahead of the scheduled meeting date. We invite the public to attend, and participate. If you cannot attend the meeting in person, you may access the meeting live-stream here.

Join the Gear Room community to meet Les Ellison on the 2nd, one of the Wasatch’s finest climbing route developers. If you’re a climber, its likely that you may have climbed several of his routes.

Speakers on the 9th are Danny Parker and Ashley Cracroft, local adventurers.

The 16th will feature Mike Libecki, renowned National Geographic photographer.

The CWC will be present to introduce the efforts of the Commission. The event is outdoors, be sure to wear warm clothing and bring a camp chair to sit in.

Salt Lake County is currently updating the Wasatch Canyons General Plan ( last adopted in 1989).  The purpose of this plan is to guide future development and preservation in the canyons.

This process is expected to take two years to complete (2017 – 2019).  The public is encouraged to get involved by providing feedback and suggestions along the way.

The General Plan planning process is coming to a close. Over the last two years, SLCo has been discussing major issues in the Wasatch Canyons and how to address them. Now we have
our first Public Draft of the plan.

More info: Wasatch Canyons General Plan October Open Houses

Salt Lake County is currently updating the Wasatch Canyons General Plan ( last adopted in 1989).  The purpose of this plan is to guide future development and preservation in the canyons.

This process is expected to take two years to complete (2017 – 2019).  The public is encouraged to get involved by providing feedback and suggestions along the way.

The General Plan planning process is coming to a close. Over the last two years, SLCo has been discussing major issues in the Wasatch Canyons and how to address them. Now we have
our first Public Draft of the plan.

More info: Wasatch Canyons General Plan October Open Houses