About Us
Improving Lives Through People, Parks and Play
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation was created as a result of civic-minded citizens who wanted to coordinate recreation activities throughout the County, build more park space, trails infrastructure, and manage the rapid growth of recreation programs for the benefit of county residents.
As a result, Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation was formed on May 11, 1946. Ten days later, the organization dedicated its first park, Evergreen Park, located in Millcreek City.
Over the past 75 years, the division has grown in size and scope, now managing and maintaining 103 parks, 6 golf courses, over 20 recreation facilities, as well as trails and open space — staying true to our mission:
Improving Lives Through People, Parks and Play.
Annual Reports
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2020 Annual Report (14.4 MB) |
2019 Annual Report (12.6 MB) |
Our Leadership Team
Division Director Associate Division Director of Community Engagement Associate Division Director of Fiscal Operations Associate Division Director of Golf Associate Division Director of Parks, Trails, and Open Space Associate Division Director of Planning & Development Associate Division Director of Recreation
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Communications & PR Manager Communications Manager Executive Assistant Human Resources Manager Recreation Section Manager Special Projects Manager Special Services Manager |