Speakers at a ULI Utah conference said regional water use has stayed flat for 40 years as the population doubled, but that no conservation target exists yet.
Topics recorded in the most recent 3 collected meetings. Counts describe meeting mentions, not a survey of residents or a finding that an issue is resolved.
Trace the decisions and financial records linked to West Jordan's projects. A budget, bond ceiling, contract authorization and actual payment describe different things.
The adopted Water Fund plan identifies Well 8 as a carryover project. City updates describe construction progress, while spending totals and a commissioning date remain outside the records reviewed.
The agency's adopted fiscal 2027 budget shows $951,949 paid to the Bangerter Station development and $771,999 under the PayPal and Aligned Energy agreements in fiscal 2025. It budgets $1.74 million for the three agreements in fiscal 2027.
The city issued $12 million in sales tax revenue bonds in October 2024 for multipurpose fields and other park projects and plans to repay them with park impact fees. A proposed recreation center at Ron Wood Park depends on a Salt Lake County bond going to voters in November.
An unaudited quarterly report shows West Jordan's Development Services Fund spent more than it took in from July 2025 through March 2026. The adopted fiscal 2027 budget says the General Fund is covering the fiscal 2026 deficit and budgets another transfer this year.
Speakers at a ULI Utah conference said regional water use has stayed flat for 40 years as the population doubled, but that no conservation target exists yet.
Utah was early to write AI rules, and now the fight has moved to large data centers in rural counties, where opposition has already cost officials their seats.
The council's Oct. 13 agenda included public hearings on a Future Land Use Map amendment and rezone for 14.07 acres at about 7592 South 5490 West, a Community Development Block Grant allocation and a fiscal 2027 budget…
The West Jordan City Council voted 5-0 on Sept. 22 to adopt the station area plans for the Jordan Valley Station and Sugar Factory Road Station (Ordinance 26-34).
