Fiscal Year 2025-26 Budget: Capital Improvement Program

Requested reallocating $3 million from the downtown Green Loop to foothill wildfire mitigation and trail maintenance.

Advocated for funding speed bumps in Federal Heights to slow down cut-through traffic and protect children.

Requested reconsideration of the Sugar House Safe Side Street CIP project to handle traffic from recent high-density housing developments.

Asked for traffic calming circles on 12th East to improve pedestrian safety near university thoroughfares.

A young mountain biker requested more trail completions for riders and hikers of all levels.

Spoke in favor of building more outdoor mountain biking trails for youth exercise.

Encouraged the city to move forward with the paused foothill trail expansion system.

Requested funding reconsideration for the Main and Broadway shade and activation project to improve downtown safety.

Supported building more mountain biking trails as a safe alternative to riding on busy neighborhood streets.

Requested speed bumps and diesel truck restrictions on 2100 South to protect children and residents.

Advocated for funding a modified version of the 1200 East island reconstruction to prevent mature tree die-off.

Supported park trail funding while opposing permanent surveillance cameras, advocating instead for community-driven park activation.

Suggested creating a dedicated general budget apportionment for constituent safety applications in the CIP process.