Our Mission
The mission of the Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP) Program is to enhance Salt Lake County resident and visitor experiences through art, cultural, and recreational offerings.
History
The Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP) Program was voted on and passed by Salt Lake County residents in 1996, awarding its first grants in 1997. Every 10 years, the ZAP Program is placed on the ballot for County residents to vote for the program's renewal. The percentage of supporting voters continues to increase with each renewal cycle due to the successful reach and impact of the ZAP Program and the organizations it funds.
Company Details
- Employees
- 8
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 2525 Taylorsville Blvd, Salt Lake City,utah 84129,united States
- Industry
- Government Administration
- NAICS
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Public AdministrationJustice, Public Order, and Safety ActivitiesSpace Research and TechnologyLegal Counsel and ProsecutionCorrectional InstitutionsParole Offices and Probation OfficesFire Protection
- Website
- http://www.zapisyou.org
- HQ
- Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap) Questions
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap)'s website is http://www.zapisyou.org
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap)'s LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/slcozap
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap) has
8 employees.
View email and phone details for 8
employees at Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap).
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap)'s industry is
Government Administration
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap)'s top competitors are
Salt Lake County,
Bountiful Davis Art Center (Bdac),
Utah's Hogle Zoo,
Natural History Museum Of Utah,
Tracy Aviary,
Discovery Gateway Children's Museum,
Utah Department Of Cultural & Community Engagement,
Loveland Living Planet Aquarium,
Clark Planetarium,
Red Butte Garden.
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap)'s categories are Government Administration
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (Zap)'s founding year is 1997
