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Jacob Scholl

Jacob Scholl

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Reporter, Building Salt Lake

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  • Salt Lakers: Your utility rates are likely going to go up later this year

    By Jacob Scholl Verified| Building Salt Lake@ Utility bills for Salt Lakers could jump up starting this summer, as the city’s Department of Public Utilities plans to overhaul its fee structure while also dealing with a much smaller budget for Fiscal Year 2026. A typical single family residential home could see their utility rates increase by roughly $120 per year, according to Laura Briefer, Salt Lake City’s Director of Public Utilities.

    By Jacob Scholl Verified · Building Salt Lake

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Salt Lake City Airport passenger numbers may be stalling out

    By Jacob Scholl Verified| Building Salt Lake@ Salt Lake City Airport passenger numbers may be stalling out by Jacob Scholl | Apr 16, 2025 Though additional gates are slated to open later this year at the Salt Lake City International Airport, airport officials are projecting total passengers going through the airport will likely level ou Building Salt Lake Sponsors...

    By Jacob Scholl Verified · Building Salt Lake

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Salt Lakers: Your utility rates are likely going to go up later this year

    By Jacob Scholl Verified| Building Salt Lake@ Utility bills for Salt Lakers could jump up starting this summer, as the city’s Department of Public Utilities plans to overhaul its fee structure while also dealing with a much smaller budget for Fiscal Year 2026. A typical single family residential home could see their utility rates increase by roughly $120 per year, according to Laura Briefer, Salt Lake City’s Director of Public Utilities.

    By Jacob Scholl Verified · Building Salt Lake

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Building Salt Lake

Building Salt Lake covers real estate, urban planning and development in one of the country's fastest-growing metropolitan areas. With a close eye on Utah's capital city, this small group of writers has attracted a loyal following of urbanists looking to improve the way things are built and neighbors interested in what's happening on their block.

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Founded: 2015