More Policing in SLC, Lock the Clock, Crumbl Deodorant
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall unveiled a 50-page public safety plan responding to the state’s threat of intervention. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means breakdown the highlights and their big takeaways. Plus, Crumbl deodorant, a clean slate opportunity, and National Popcorn Day.
Resources and references:
- Read the mayor’s public safety plan and catch up on the letter that prompted it.
- Will Utahns stop changing their clocks twice a year? Legislature may explore the idea this session [Utah News Dispatch]
- Pre-register for Expungement Day at the Delta Center, Wednesday, Jan. 22, doors at 2 p.m.
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