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Salt Lake County council member proposes ordinance for single-sex restrooms and locker rooms - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake County council member proposes ordinance for single-sex restrooms and locker rooms

A newly proposed Salt Lake County ordinance, if put into effect, would mean that all Salt Lake County parks and recreational facilities would designate multiple-occupancy locker rooms and restrooms by sex.

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Salt Lake County Council tables discussion on gender-assigned locker rooms - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake County Council tables discussion on gender-assigned locker rooms

The Salt Lake County Council chose to table a discussion Tuesday over a controversial proposal that states which genders can be in certain locker rooms at recreational facilities.

Salt Lake County council member proposes ordinance for single-sex restrooms and locker rooms - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake County council member proposes ordinance for single-sex restrooms and locker rooms

The Salt Lake County ordinance proposed by council member Dea Theodore would make locker rooms and bathrooms single sex. Read more.

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New Salt Lake County ordinance would make rec restrooms single sex - Vimarsana News

New Salt Lake County ordinance would make rec restrooms single sex

The Salt Lake County ordinance proposed by council member Dea Theodore would make locker rooms and bathrooms single sex. Read more.

Salt Lake County recognizes Latino leaders in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake County recognizes Latino leaders in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month

Those being recognized have made contributions ranging from religious service and civic engagement to interpreting for fellow community members.

Source: ksl.com