Welcome to Administrative Services

Administrative Services provides administrative and financial services for Salt Lake City.

The Department ensures that the City's financial resources are controlled, invested, and disbursed effectively and appropriately through purchasing, treasury, budgeting and accounting programs.

Additionally, the Department provides a balanced system of support and control to City departments to ensure continuity and effectiveness in the areas of human resource management, computer systems, training support, and records management.

The divisions are listed below. Click on the links to go to the web sites.

Accounting / Finance

The accounting department handles a wide variety of functions for the city, including payroll, accounts payable, financial reporting, travel, contract payments, etc.

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Capital Asset Management (CAM)

The Capital Asset Management (CAM) group focuses on developing a citywide strategy for the City's capital assets, coordinates large capital projects through the development process and the management of acquisition and disposal of the City's real property and facilities.

Website coming soon

Emergency Management

Emergency Management provides the general public with needed information about disaster and earthquake preparedness.

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Human Resource Management

Human Resources Management provides the full scope of HR resources for the City, including hiring, training, benefits and negotiation.

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Justice Court

This office provides information, customer service, and hearings for traffic and parking violations, small claims, animal control, snow removal, etc.

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Policy and Budget

The Policy & Budget group prepares the City's yearly and biennial budgets and acts as consultants on economic matters for both the Mayor's Office and the City Council.

Budget website

Purchasing and Contracts Management

This division handles all purchasing, contracts and property management for Salt Lake City.

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Recorder's Office

The Salt Lake City Recorder’s Office has been responsible for maintaining the public record since January 9, 1851 when Salt Lake City was incorporated as Great Salt Lake City.

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Treasurer's Office

This office provides cashier, special assessment billing and collection, and cash and debt management services. The program enables residents to pay City taxes, fees, service charges and utility bills in one stop.

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