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The Salt Lake County Council met on November 25, 2025, to address personnel and budget matters, including approval of three personal property tax refunds totaling $10,917.43 and consideration of Zoo, Arts & Parks funding recommendations. The agenda also included an informational update on proposed hires and incentive plans under $3,000 and a weekly reclassification report presented by the Council Budget and Policy Analyst. The meeting was held in the Council Chambers and simultaneously broadcast via Cisco Webex and Facebook Live to allow public participation.
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