Members of the Salt Lake City Council are starting to piece together how they will fill the District 7 seat when current Salt Lake City Councilwoman Amy Fowler's resignation takes effect next month.
SALT LAKE CITY — Members of the Salt Lake City Council are starting to piece together how they will fill the District 7 seat whenThough residents in District 7 can work on their applications now, the council agreed Tuesday to begin accepting applications on June 26, a little more than a week before Fowler will step down from office. Residents in District 7 will have until July 10 to apply for the job before interviews begin on July 13, which is also the earliest possible selection date.
, announced last week that she would step down on July 3, after the city completes its 2024 fiscal year budget. She explained in a statement that she wants her district to be "fully represented" as the City Council finalizes its budget by June 30.on May 9It's unclear who will fill Fowler's seat, though it appears there is some interest in the job.
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