How public-safety bond proposal would boost taxes
The Salt Lake police and fire departments are asking the City Council to put a $191 million, 20-year bond issue before voters in the Nov. 6 election. The bond would increase annual property taxes by:
• $114.50 on a $200,000 home
• $171.75 on a $300,000 home
• $229 on a $400,000 home
• $286.25 on a $500,000 home
It would fund:
• A 5-acre public-safety complex, including a new 126,000-square-foot public-safety building and a 25,000-acre emergency operations center
• A 41,000-square-foot east-side police precinct building
• A 45,000-square-foot combination fire station/training center on the city's southwest side
Source: Salt Lake City
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