This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Since its founding in 1849, Holladay has been known for its tree-lined streets, rich history and exceptional quality of life. Today, that legacy continues through thoughtful planning and community investment. Holladay Mayor Paul Fotheringham, joins us with more.
Mayor Paul Fotheringham:
Holladay is a special place where families put down deep roots and stay for generations. We’re proud of our history, beautiful tree canopy and artistic and cultural offerings.
We prioritize building a community where people feel safe, connected and welcome. We balance investments in the amenities residents value with responsible management of taxpayer dollars.
Through valuable partnerships with the Unified Police Department and Unified Fire Authorities and with dedicated city staff and careful financial stewardship reflected in our AAA bond rating, we provide high-quality public services while maintaining a competitive property tax rate.
Equally important are the experiences that bring our community together. From summer concerts and the Blue Moon Festival to art shows, Fourth of July celebrations and gatherings in our parks, we preserve Holladay’s small-town charm while embracing the economic, recreational and cultural opportunities offered throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
It’s all part of our commitment to making Holladay an exceptional place to live, work and play.
Derek Miller:
With a strong sense of community and a commitment to responsible growth, Holladay continues building on the qualities that have shaped the city for generations. Learn more at holladayUT.gov. I’m Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business.
