Seeking two volunteer board members for the Sugar House Park Authority

Applications from the community must be submitted by Friday, November 7, 2025.

Commitment

1. Attending a 2-3 hour board meeting 10 times a year, on the second Thursday of every month, except for July and December.

2. Serve a minimum of a four-year term.

Ideal Applicant

• Familiar with the history and rules of Sugar House Park.

• Show a strong interest in community involvement, parks, recreation, and, most importantly, the preservation of Sugar House Park.

• Demonstrate a track record of fulfilling their commitments and have professional experience in areas such as law, inter-government relations, grant writing and procurement, project management, marketing (including social media), finance, or accounting.

Visit our website to learn more about Sugar House Park.

How to Apply

1. Visit slco.to/boards

2. Search for 'Sugar House Park Authority Board of Trustees'

3. Review the description, Enacting Resolution, and the Sugar House Park website

4. Click on the 'Apply' button

5. Complete the application form and upload your resume

6. Save and Submit

7. Interviews will be held on Thursday, November 13th, 2025

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Board Composition

Sugar House Park is governed by the Sugar House Park Authority, a non-profit organization created in 1957 in conjunction with Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County. The Park Authority consists of a nine-member Board of Trustees. Seven members are dedicated community volunteers, while the remaining two are representatives from Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County.

The Sugar House Park Authority celebrates with Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson, Salt Lake City Council Member Sarah Young, and staff from Salt Lake City Public Lands and Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation at the ribbon-cutting event for the new Fabian Lakeside Pavilion.

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