Woods Cross, North Salt Lake partner to build new dog park

By Becky Ginos

WOODS CROSS—Is Fido just itching to have a place to run around and meet new friends? How about a dog park? North Salt Lake City and Woods Cross City have joined together to build one on the border of the two cities at 2180 W. 2425 South, Woods Cross. The new park is an expansion of Legacy Dog Park at the same location.

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