It’s time to stop feeding the cycle of systemic punishment and start prioritizing re-entry systems. sltrib.com/opinion/letter… #SLC #ReEntryPrograms #UtahHomelessness #TOSA

Candidates for Salt Lake’s D3 City Council race squared off in a debate forum last night sponsored by Solutions Utah and The Other Side Academy. Thousands watched the live stream.

Join us for a D5 Candidate Debate Forum on October 16 at 6:30p.m.

Join Us for Our Town Hall Meeting! We’re excited to welcome Public Safety Policy Director Devon Kurtz for an engaging conversation on community priorities. RSVP today to be a part of the discussion. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

The Other Side Academy Block Party! In 10 years they have accepted over 1,000 students, and have a success rate of 75% — with graduates who are drug free, crime free and employed.

Salt Lake City D5 Candidate Debate Forum happening tomorrow! Time: 6:30-8:00pm Location: Salt Lake Community College, 1575 South State Street. Multi-Purpose Room.

What can SLCPD, the community and city do to prevent destructive acts like 21 smashed car windshields in downtown SLC early this morning? How do we fortify public safety?

Congratulations to Rep. Tyler Clancy on his appointment as Utah’s homeless coordinator. His legislative record shows he not only has a keen understanding of how this crisis can be improved but his exceptional people skills offer hope for greater consensus and progress.

Congratulations to the winners of yesterday’s municipal elections in Utah. Solutions Utah was proud to play a part in that democratic process by hosting major debates in Salt Lake City Council races.

A new 2025 urban mobility traffic congestion report for Salt Lake City showed the average commuter in SLC  waisted 58 hours sitting in traffic and waisted 22 gallons of fuel while commercial trucks waisted 4.5M gallons of fuel costing them $286M due to congestion.

At a Solutions Utah Town Hall, Cicero Institute expert Devon Kurtz said “Utah is the center of this national story” on solving homelessness, adding that White House guidelines “will unlock the laboratory of democracy and let states like Utah innovate — stifled for 15 years.”

Cicero Institute analyst Devon Kurtz praises Utah legislative initiative for triggering new White House rules on homelessness and crime.s

Cicero Institute analyst Devon Kurtz explains fate of “housing first” homeless programs under new White House rules.

Cicero Institute analyst Devon Kurtz describes treatment approach for serious mental cases among homeless.

Cicero Institute analyst Devon Kurts outlines new funding compliance with anti-camping laws.

Gov. Cox wants $25 million for the new homeless campus; supplemented by federal grants. Will the legislature agree? deseret.com/politics/2025/…