# Murray City, Live  September 15, 2026


**Body:** MURRAY CITY LIVE
**Date:** September 14, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Public Safety, Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding


The Murray City Redevelopment Agency Board of Directors met on September 15, 2026, to discuss several key procurement and development issues. The board unanimously approved a resolution to terminate the property tax increment funds collection period for the East Vine Street redevelopment project area, freeing up approximately $140,000 for future eligible activities. A significant discussion focused on the potential use of RDA-owned property at 4868 South Box Elder Street for a fire department training facility. The mayor and fire chief advocated for the facility, emphasizing its importance for firefighter preparedness and public safety, while addressing concerns about noise and zoning compatibility. The board was informed that a zoning change request and a resolution to amend prior marketing directions for the property would be forthcoming. Additionally, updates were provided on the Old City Hall site redevelopment, with proposals due by September 24, and on the Murray Chapel property renovation, which remains on schedule. The meeting also included a budget amendment for the Municipal Building Authority to carry forward $3.7 million for the Public Works Building project into fiscal year 2027. The City Council meeting that followed approved an ordinance amending the city budget to incorporate new grants and project funds totaling approximately $35 million, including a $100,000 Utah PFAS engineering grant. Another ordinance was adopted to allow wall signage on multi-tenant buildings, facilitating better visibility for anchor tenants. The meeting featured recognitions such as the Employee of the Month and the designation of Fire Prevention Week. Overall, the meeting addressed multiple procurement-related actions, including budget amendments, property redevelopment plans, and facility improvements, with motions passed to advance these initiatives.

**Source:** MURRAY CITY LIVE