TITLE 2
ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL
Governmental Organization 2.02
Government Transition Following An Election 2.03
Office Of The Mayor 2.04
Appointments Of Department Heads And Statutory Officers 2.05
City Council 2.06
City Boards And Commissions 2.07
Administrative Organization 2.08
Emergency Proclamation, Emergency Interim Succession, And Emergency Powers 1 (Rep. by Ord. 54-13, 2013) 2.09
Police Department 2.10
Residency Requirements For Police Officers (Rep. by Ord. 53-01 § 1, 2001) 2.11
Fire Prevention Bureau 2.12
Airport Advisory Board 2.14
Horsedrawn Carriage Committee (Rep. by Ord. 63-14, 2014) 2.15
Civil Service Commission (Rep. by Ord. 57-20, 2020) 2.16
Salt Lake Valley Board Of Health (Rep. by Ord. 68-13, 2013) 2.18
Community Recovery Committee 2.20
Housing Advisory And Appeals Board (Rep. by Ord. 91-24, 2024) 2.21
Tracy Aviary Board (Rep. by Ord. 74-00 § 1, 2000) 2.22
Transportation Advisory Board 2.23
Employee Discipline Appeals Process 2.24
Urban Forestry 2.26
Library Board 2.28
Salt Lake Art Design Board 2.30
Salt Lake City Arts Council Board 2.32
Community Development And Capital Improvement Programs Advisory Board 2.33
CBD Neighborhood Development Plan 2.34
Citizens' Compensation Advisory Committee 2.35
Central Business Improvement District Advisory Board (Rep. by Ord. 69-13, 2013) 2.36
Youth And Family Recreation And Programs Advisory Board (Rep. by Ord. 70-13, 2013) 2.37
West Capitol Hill Redevelopment Plan 2.38
City And County Building Conservancy And Use Committee 2.39
Public Utilities Advisory Committee 2.40
Community Development Advisory Committee (Rep. by Ord. 77-06 § 2, 2006) 2.41
Officers' Oaths And Bonds 2.42
Golf Enterprise Fund Advisory Board 2.43
Conflict Of Interest 2.44
Campaign Financing Disclosure 2.46
Political Coercion 2.48
Bail Commissioners 2.50
Military Leaves Of Absence 2.51
Personnel System 2.52
Employment Practices 2.53
City Owned Motor Vehicles 2.54
City Owned Personal Property 2.56
City Owned Real Property 2.58
City Subpoenas 2.59
Recognized Community Organizations 2.60
Housing Stability 2.61
Recognized Or Registered Organization Notification Procedures (Rep. by Ord. 58-13, 2013) 2.62
City Records 2.64
Constitutional Takings 2.66
Elections 2.68
Local Opinion Questions 2.69
Youth City Government Advisory Board (Rep. by Ord. 93-04 § 1, 2004) 2.70
Police Civilian Review Board 2.72
Intermodal Center Enterprise Fund 2.73
Enforcement Of Civil Violations 2.75
Business Advisory Board 2.76
Human Rights Commission 1 (Rep. by Ord. 15-08 § 2, 2008) 2.78
Housing Trust Fund Advisory Board 2.80
Salt Lake City Sister Cities Board 2.82
Justice Court 2.84
Constables 2.85
Electronic Meetings 2.86
Land Use Appeals Board (Rep. by Ord. 8-12, 2012) 2.88
Open Space Lands Program 2.90
Parks, Natural Lands, Trails, And Urban Forestry Advisory Board 2.94
Utah Performing Arts Center Board 2.96
Recruitment And Promotion For Police And Fire 2.98
Notes
| 1 | 1. See title 22 of this code. |
| 1 | 1. See title 10, chapter 10.02 of this code. |
It is the intent and purpose of this title to establish and clarify the organization and operation of city departments and to provide for an orderly means of conducting the operations of city government. Pursuant to title 10, chapter 3, of the Utah code, this chapter and chapters 2.04, 2.06, and 2.08 of this title, or their successor chapters, provide for the division of administrative services into departments, divisions and bureaus and define the duties and functions of each. These chapters constitute the administrative code of the city. (Ord. 58-23, 2023: Prior code § 24-1-1)
The municipal government of the city is divided into three separate, independent and equal branches of government:
A. The executive branch, which consists of the elected mayor of the city, and the administrative departments of the city, together with department heads, officers and employees. The mayor shall be elected at large by the voters of the municipality and shall exercise the executive powers of the government.
B. The legislative branch, which consists of a municipal council and their staff. The council shall consist of seven (7) members, who are residents of and elected from their respective council districts.
C. The judicial branch, which consists of the justice court judges, a court administrator, officers, clerks, and employees. The justice court judges shall be selected and appointed as set forth in Utah Code 78A-7-202 or its successor section. (Ord. 58-23, 2023: Prior code § 24-1-2)