Salt Lake City approves cash to shop for land on the city’s east side to build a new police station

(Trent Nelson | Tribune file photo) Salt Lake City's Public Safety Building, which opened in 2013. The Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday approved $3.57 million to “facilitate development” in buying land for a new police precinct station on the city's east side.

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