SLC may start paying travel for out-of-state abortions for its employees. Will the plan last?

Mayor Erin Mendenhall’s plan also would offer city workers up to $500 for a swath of products and services, including ski passes, student loans and gym memberships.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) City Hall in Salt Lake City in 2022. Mayor Erin Mendenhall's fiscal 2024 budget includes a program that would reimburse city employees for a swath of expenses, including those incurred when traveling out of state for abortions or other medical procedures.

SLC may start paying travel for out-of-state abortions for its employees. Will the plan last?

Mayor Erin Mendenhall’s plan also would offer city workers up to $500 for a swath of products and services, including ski passes, student loans and gym memberships.

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