Herrimanology: Recent Episodes
Herriman City
Mayor Palmer talks about two new businesses who cut their ribbon this month and progress on other businesses' construction. We also go over several road construction project updates.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro3:05 Chartway CU ribbon cutting3:57 Summit Mohs Dermatology5:09 New business construction progress6:26 Road construction updates13:02 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about current firework restrictions, the upcoming and jam-packed Safety Fest event on August 10, and construction and road treatment projects.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:35 Intro3:17 Pavement treatment4:35 Mountain View Corridor repaving6:35 Pioneer Day fireworks10:59 Safety Fest Aug 1014:09 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about the historical and newly remodeled Community Center opening earlier today. We talk about upcoming asphalt treatment, the next phase of Juniper Canyon, and a quick sort-of update on fireworks.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:40 Intro2:18 Community Center ribbon cutting5:12 Asphalt treatment6:32 Juniper Canyon8:44 Fireworks and Pioneer day10:32 Wrapup
Recreation Month.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:42 Intro2:19 Incoming Youth Council3:18 Herriman HS championships5:10 Juniper Canyon next phase6:38 Trail issue discussion9:23 Real Vista/Juniper Crest12:22 Other construction updates18:37 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer joins to answer some common questions we're getting about fireworks (including why we as a city can't ban them entirely), talks about this week's Towne Days event, and celebrates ribbon cuttings for Monument Park, Wide Hollow trailhead, and Iceberg.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:34 Intro1:24 Towne Days3:52 Fireworks10:53 Iceberg is back11:33 Wide Hollow trailhead12:52 Monument Park14:16 World Cup16:02 Wrapup
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges talks about the City's budgeting process, community events going on this month, the Midas Creek Trail opening, a repaired secondary water part, Chief Stromberg's ceremonial oath of office and badge pinning, and an explanation for 13400 South's lane closures.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:38 Intro1:07 Rodeo this weekend2:43 Memorial Day recap5:29 Towne Days8:37 City budget14:49 Chief Stromberg oath, badge pinning16:57 External ADUs18:54 Midas Creek Trail ribbon cutting21:16 Secondary water repair23:23 13400 S. lane closures26:25 Wrapup
City Councilmember Terrah Anderson talks about the appointment of new Chief of Police Cody Stromberg, this week's secondary water availability, the drought and water conservation, the Rosecrest pipeline project, and the City's approved tentative budget.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:31 Intro1:17 Secondary water2:26 Drought conditions and conservation4:20 Youth Council applications5:49 Rodeo ticket prices increase soon7:16 Rosecrest pipeline project10:10 Su Casa Market ribbon cutting11:50 Chief Cody Stromberg13:49 Tentative budget approved15:42 Police awards banquet18:23 Wrapup
This week's Herrimanology edition is all about our Fort Herriman Rodeo. We're proud of it, a lot of people have put in countless hours toward it, and we're looking forward to enjoying it in three weeks. Rodeo Committee Chair Dee Oakeson joins to talk about this year's lineup, the environment and experience, and everything to get excited about.Also, don't buy tickets from anywhere except our website, HerrimanRodeo.com! Resale prices on other sites are usually greatly overpriced if they're even legitimate. And don't contact anyone trying to sell them in our comment sections. There are a lot of bots or fake accounts trying to scam people out of money.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:08 Tickets are actually going fast2:05 Great stock contractor4:16 Butterfield family donation6:24 What to expect7:11 World-class riders7:50 The annual rodeo season8:40 Always improving10:21 Volunteers11:32 Ticket information12:02 Beware of scams13:34 Daily themes14:27 20 years of pro rodeo16:06 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about four new businesses that opened recently and a groundbreaking for Life Time's athletic country club. We talk about recent phishing/scam emails impersonating the City, backflow preventer inspections, and next week's Tree Time.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:30 Intro1:48 4 new businesses opened3:38 Life Time groundbreaking4:48 Phishing/scam emails and texts8:38 Backflow preventer inspections12:27 Tree Time13:50 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about important collaboration with other city leaders and we talk about this month's rain barrel program, some construction updates, and several upcoming events.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:39 Intro1:38 City conferences3:50 Rain barrel program6:39 Water source change this week7:30 Hungry Herriman7:57 American Mosaic8:48 Friends of Herriman events12:27 Construction updates14:42 Wrapup
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges talks about a newly updated firework restriction map, grant funding for community groups, construction on Herriman Blvd. and Mountain View Corridor at Real Vista Dr., and several upcoming City and Friends of Herriman events.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:23 Firework restriction map4:22 Grant funding awarded5:44 Herriman Blvd. extension7:33 Capital improvement plan10:29 Senior Bingo11:37 Police chief candidates open house14:19 Friends of Herriman events16:37 Real Vista Dr./Mountain View construction17:56 Wrapup
We're catching up on two weeks of news in today's Herrimanology. City Councilmember Matt Basham talks about the state's water situation, an online dashboard to track your home's water use, and last week's tour of the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District's 100-million-gallon tank. We also talk about the newly updated transportation master plan, an update on the Herriman Rose Blvd. conversation, and we welcome three new businesses with ribbon cuttings.0:00 Start0:44 Intro1:56 Jordan Valley Water tank tour3:42 Water source transition next month5:23 Air bubbles in water6:06 Resident water dashboard7:41 Smarter water use10:08 Our state's water situation12:01 Transportation master plan updated15:17 Herriman Rose Blvd. intersection17:21 Utah Veterinary Emergency Center ribbon cutting18:40 Salt City Tacos ribbon cutting19:36 Herriman Pet Vet ribbon cutting20:45 Secondary water timeline21:33 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer joins for a reminder of driving laws at different types of crosswalks. We also celebrate a new restaurant announcement, preview tonight's Localscapes class, and talk a bit about March Madness.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:40 Intro2:18 Crosswalk types and laws5:15 Café Sabor announced6:36 Toscano progress7:59 Traffic signal coming near Commons at HTC8:41 Localscapes Class10:15 Community Garden info drop11:11 Wrapup
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges updates on several of last night's meeting items, including Juniper Crest Road landscaping, lots of road project funding from the state, upcoming garbage and recycling service changes, and a report from the South Valley Chamber of Commerce on their local activity in 2025. We also talk about next week's free Localscapes class at the city hall by the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District and this Saturday's Friends of Herriman Trails movie night fundraiser.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro2:03 South Valley Chamber of Commerce presentation3:29 State funding for future roads5:03 Juniper Crest Road landscaping8:25 Garbage and recycling services10:18 Hotel progress and business growth12:19 Trails movie night fundraiser14:01 Localscapes class18:38 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer recaps the legislative session and its impacts to the city. We talk about Friends of Herriman events this weekend, celebrate two new businesses, and welcome (sort of) construction season.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:27 Intro0:57 Legislative session wrapping up4:57 Community performances7:41 Welcome Discount Tire and Herriman Carnitas8:42 Construction season approaching11:53 Wrapup
We take some extra time with Police Chief Troy Carr as he heads into retirement. We remember HPD's beginnings, the ambitious process to begin a new police force, the establishment of its strong, professional culture, and confidence for the future.0:37 Intro1:20 Building HPD from scratch5:45 The first night of patrol7:42 A high-quality police force22:45 A place officers want to be27:24 Advice for new or future officers30:28 Responsible use of public resources33:26 Quality equipment and training35:21 Long-term stability38:07 What's next42:05 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about prioritizing project funding, congratulates Herriman HS student Jackson Spencer for winning Gatorade National Boys Cross Country Athlete of the Year, and gives an update on the legislative session. We also thank UFA and other fire agencies for their quick response to a recent apartment complex fire.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:39 Intro2:31 Legislative session5:33 Jackson Spencer Gatorade athlete of the year6:57 Apartment fire8:43 Question about 6400 W.12:14 Rosecrest Road project14:13 Wrapup
City Councilmember Jared Henderson talks about this week's groundbreaking on Herriman's first car dealership, an upcoming upgrade to part of 6000 West, an update to the City's fencing rules, and ongoing budget discussions.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:14 Intro1:21 Budget discussions2:49 6000 West improvements7:29 Fencing standards update8:45 Auto mall groundbreaking11:09 Lots of business growth14:05 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about the upcoming project to realign Bacchus Highway into western Herriman, welcomes new business K-Cook Station after their ribbon cutting earlier today, gives an update on the legislative session, and we say good luck to Herriman's Kaysha Love and Team USA in the Olympics. And why not—Super Bowl picks, too.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:40 Intro1:55 Good luck to Kaysha Love and Team USA!3:09 K-Cook Station ribbon cutting4:02 Busy at the legislative session6:14 Bacchus Highway project8:49 Super Bowl picks10:12 Wrapup
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges talks through this week's Council meeting, including some Parks efficiencies, a police badge pinning ceremony, the Friends of Herriman, a Chinese New Year presentation from local students, and the state legislative session.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:32 Intro2:29 Chinese New Year presentation3:39 HPD badge pinning5:07 Friends of Herriman recap and recognition8:25 Parks fertilization10:49 Legislative session12:39 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer walks through the mechanics of the state legislative session and Herriman City's approach to advocating for our community.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:34 Intro1:13 How the legislative session works8:08 The process for a bill11:40 How Team Herriman works together15:00 Yeti Hunt finishes on Monday15:24 Wrapup
We meet new City Councilmember Matt Basham and talk about an agreement to build two soccer fields in the Mountain Ridge area, City Council board and committee assignments, a construction contract for Real Vista Drive, the legislative session, and the ongoing Yeti Hunt.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:28 Meet Councilmember Basham4:05 Soccer fields agreement5:39 Real Vista intersection contract7:20 Council board and committee assignments10:19 Legislative session starting12:07 Yeti Hunt13:23 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer joins to talk about the newly-sworn-in City Council, the Yeti Hunt, new year resolutions, and some upcoming events.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:36 City Council terms begin5:06 Bangerter and Mountain View6:20 New Year's resolutions12:03 Tour de Cheer wrapup12:56 Yeti Hunt15:53 Youth Council culture event and blood drive16:53 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about Mountain View Corridor opening this weekend, the new challenge staircase coming to the future Wild Hollow Trailhead, the Tour de Cheer, and other things going on during the holidays.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:41 Intro3:12 Mountain View Corridor4:53 Challenge staircase6:43 Yeti Hunt7:17 Tour de Cheer9:01 Wreaths Across America9:53 Ice Ribbon10:37 Wrapup
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges thanks to Councilmember Sherrie Ohrn after her last Council meeting and talks about HPD personnel being honored for selfless and brave service. We talk about the new interactive Tour de Cheer map, the upcoming Wreaths Across America on Saturday, and other notes from last night's Council meeting.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:28 Intro2:04 Tour de Cheer map3:40 Wreaths Across America5:09 Councilmember Ohrn's last meeting8:28 HPD personnel recognized10:11 Neighborhood concern discussion13:03 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about the City’s snowplowing operations and snow parking ordinance. We also talk about the Night of Lights event and the Tour de Cheer coming up.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:11 Night of Lights3:25 Snow parking ordinance5:28 City snowplowing8:15 Snow pocket technique10:59 Plow tracker map12:43 Tour de Cheer13:43 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about the upcoming holiday fun with the Night of Lights, Tour de Cheer, ice skating, and others. We mention the certified election, Bangerter/13400 S being finished, and answer questions about new businesses and the South Hills development.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:30 Intro1:40 Tour de Cheer3:33 Election certified6:02 Bangerter/13400 South complete7:14 Night of Lights Dec 110:25 Ice Ribbon starting11:27 Thanksgiving13:21 Questions: businesses and South Hills16:21 Wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about water rates and a new ordinance to protect new pavement. We also talk about the seasonal transition to Jordan Valley water, Blackridge Reservoir operations, and recognize Deputy Chief Stromberg for graduating from the FBI National Academy.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro2:32 Seasonal water source transition3:55 Blackridge season review5:15 Economic Development update6:55 Capital projects update8:39 Mosquito Abatement District property tax9:47 Road excavation ordinance12:16 Deputy Chief honored14:05 Water rates
We talk through the process of Trader Joe's and Target choosing Herriman, the economic development happening across the city, and the importance of shopping locally.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:31 Intro1:21 Trader Joe's2:29 How do we bring businesses to Herriman?14:48 The City works hard to grow economically16:39 Things happening now18:08 Announcement timelines22:15 Wrap-up
We recap some of last night's City Council meeting, including outside funding for 7300 West, a budget discussion, and a design contract for an athletic complex. We also talk through some common questions related to City projects including their timing and costs. And we give an update on Juniper Crest Road.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:30 Intro1:06 Budget process kickoff4:38 Athletic complex design contract8:42 7300 West funding11:38 Projects cost a lot16:43 Multiple projects at a time21:36 Juniper Crest and south hillside updates
We talk all about water. Infrastructure, the journey water takes to your house, quality, safety regulations, hardness, and a reminder to maintain your appliances to protect against hard water.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:29 Intro2:20 Water's journey to your tap7:51 Water quality standards16:17 Season hardness level changes18:25 Appliance maintenance
We talk about the Community Development departments and several items from the City Council meeting, including the creation of a new Commercial Flex zone, an amendment to a commercial area, and possible ordinance changes to protect newly constructed roads from being dug up for underground work.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:34 Intro1:37 Community Development departments4:40 New Commercial Flex zone10:25 "Crescent" MDA amendment14:29 Contaminated soils18:09 Road cutting ordinance22:40 Wrap-up
We talk about next week's Howl event and how our City events work and come together. We also mention the groundbreaking of Fire Station 103, the new Trans-Jordan transfer station, and that 13400 South is open at Bangerter now.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:36 Intro1:21 Herriman Howl4:38 How sponsorships help5:51 The year-round event cycle9:59 Fire Station 103 groundbreaking13:43 13400 S open at Bangerter14:21 New waste transfer station open15:07 Wrap-up
Herrimanology is back after a couple weeks off. City Councilmember Sherrie Ohrn talks about Bangerter/13400 S nearing the finish line, property battery disposal, re-calibrating our water usage, the Wide Hollow trailhead groundbreaking, Tree Time, and several other community events.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:46 Intro1:30 Water usage9:02 Battery disposal11:20 Corridor preservation agreement13:25 13400 S/Bangerter opening16:56 11800 S sewer project finishing17:51 Wide Hollow trailhead20:16 Tree Time21:34 Friends of Herriman shows this weekend22:16 Herriman Howl22:50 Wrap-up
Mayor Palmer celebrates the brand-new Mountain Ridge Park opening. We talk about driving in construction work areas, preview the Summer Sunset Series (Sept 15), and a couple City Council meeting leftovers.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:32 Intro1:05 Mountain Ridge Park open4:12 5600 W/13400 S construction11:40 Mountain View Corridor bridge12:29 Garbage and recycling services14:47 Old Town water project reduced16:12 Summer Sunset Series preview (Sept 15)17:29 Wrap-up
Mayor Palmer talks about Life Time Fitness building a location in Herriman and four other businesses opening recently. We go over several construction updates, too.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:35 Intro2:22 Life Time Fitness agreement approved3:43 4 new businesses open5:38 Several construction updates12:49 End
City Councilmember Terrah Anderson joins to talk about the approvals of Fire Station 103's rebuild and Juniper Canyon's next phase, the construction approval process, and the Truth in Taxation public hearings.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:31 Intro2:55 Truth in Taxation hearings7:05 Juniper Canyon trailhead and bike jump park9:20 Fire Station 103 rebuild10:44 Construction design and bid process13:10 End
Mayor Palmer talks about Rio Tinto's recent Herriman Community Day and upcoming public hearings for property taxes. And we talk about construction project timelines and pedestrian bridges.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:29 Intro1:03 Rio Tinto Herriman Community Day5:44 Property tax public hearings8:22 New businesses coming to Herriman9:49 No dumb questions: construction timelines and pedestrian bridges16:50 End
Mayor Palmer talks about upcoming changes to Bangerter Highway, rescheduled work on Anthem Park Blvd., and new water infrastructure under construction.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:38 Intro2:28 Bangerter Highway update5:27 Anthem Park Blvd. update7:17 New water infrastructure11:48 District 3 primary election13:18 End
Mayor Palmer joins to talk through Pioneer Day firework safety, an upcoming project on Anthem Park Blvd., and recaps Yeti's Foam Party.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:28 Intro1:48 Yeti's Foam Party3:37 Pioneer Day fireworks6:18 Anthem Park Blvd. project9:47 Wrap-up
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges celebrates Target's announcement for a Herriman location. We talk about notification systems after last weekend's gas explosion and fire incident, a new trailhead coming, master plan public input, the new Youth Council, Yeti in the Park, and no dumb questions.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:37 Intro0:54 Target3:17 Vehicle crash, gas explosion9:48 Wide Hollow Trailhead13:27 Youth Council15:19 Yeti in the Park16:49 Master plans public input18:51 No dumb questions
Mayor Palmer talks fireworks and safety, The Commons breaking ground, and the City's Stars & Strides virtual run event. We also talk about the public input window for the City's transportation and parks, recreation, open space, and trails master plans.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro2:29 Fireworks5:24 4th of July6:32 Stars & Strides8:11 The Commons groundbreaking10:32 Master plans public input15:18 End
City Councilmember Sherrie Ohrn talks about a new agreement with a fiber-optic internet company to expand in the community, an approval for leaving Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling, joining the Trans-Jordan Cities, firework safety and regulations, and a discussion about detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs).Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:45 Intro1:12 Withdrawal from Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling4:12 Trans-Jordan membership6:43 All West fiber internet agreement12:16 Detached accessory dwelling unit discussion15:27 Fireworks rules and safety
This week's Herrimanology was on site at Towne Days! Mayor Palmer and Councilmember Hodges join to talk about Mountain View Corridor freeway funding, construction zones around the city, and of course the sights and sounds of Towne Days this weekend.0:00 Start0:39 Intro1:47 Towne Days2:54 Construction zones everywhere4:43 Salt Lake County jail conversation5:53 Mountain View Corridor freeway7:34 More Towne Days, wrapup
Mayor Palmer talks about the upcoming Fort Herriman Towne Days and the next steps for Gina Road. We talk about the Truth-in-[Property]-Taxation process coming up this summer and touch on Rocky Mountain Power's efforts to prevent wildfires.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:28 Intro1:32 Gina Road3:07 Property taxes11:50 Wildfire prevention/powerline sensitivity13:17 Towne Days16:30 End
Mayor Palmer talks about the sold-out rodeo this weekend, we give an update on a closure of Bangerter Highway, we answer a question about water hardness, and we discuss renewed efforts for Gina Road.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:38 Intro2:25 Bangerter closure & 5600 W work7:32 City Council board/committees9:17 Gina Road12:52 Jordan Valley Water presentation14:39 Water hardness22:33 End
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges welcomes new Councilmember Terrah Anderson, who was appointed Thursday night. He talks about the success of the City's investment into proactive pavement treatment and gives a note of gratitude to departing Herriman High School and Mountain Ridge High School principals. Finally, a couple construction project updates.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:34 Intro1:20 Terrah Anderson appointed to City Council4:52 Pavement treatment program8:40 Departing school principals recognized11:26 Construction updates14:59 Memorial Day and Rodeo16:55 End
In this week’s Herrimanology, Mayor Palmer talks about this weekend's Health & Safetypalooza event and gives a reminder of the Blackridge Reservoir season. We give an update on major sewer construction and discuss an overabundance of dog poop being left in parks.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:15 Health & Safetypalooza2:10 Blackridge Reservoir season3:21 Dog poop problems4:28 Sewer construction update7:14 Community Facilitators program11:53 Commercial flex zone discussion14:04 EndHave a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.
City Councilmember Shields reflects on his time as a member of the City Council as his family prepares to move. And we talk about the land exchange the City Council approved last night to help prepare the way for a proposed future athletic complex.0:00 Start0:33 Intro0:54 Land exchange approved for proposed future athletic complex12:37 Councilmember Shields says farewell
Mayor Palmer welcomes the new full-time bus route to Herriman and describes an upcoming Utah League of Cities and Towns conference. We talk about major construction project information, outline some key events going on or coming up on the calendar, and answer two questions about south hillside construction and fiber-optic internet.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:27 Intro1:17 Utah League of Cities and Towns conference3:08 UTA bus line starts4:51 Construction project information7:54 Spring cleanup this week8:30 Hungry Herriman returns9:33 Senior Sundae Social10:15 Tree Time with Trent11:30 No Dumb Questions - south hillside and fiber internet15:28 End
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges outlines a City Council discussion about project funding prioritization, highlights our new interactive construction project info map, answers a question about ice rinks across the state, and we give a quick reminder of the ongoing rain barrel discount program.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:32 Intro0:52 Construction project map2:26 City projects funding8:14 Ice rinks around the state11:03 Rain barrel discount12:40 End
Mayor Palmer talks about the Planning Commission meeting's land exchange items surrounding the athletic complex project. We talk about the rain barrel discount program going on now, the spring cleanup coming up soon, and touch on construction work on 13400 South.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:33 Intro1:19 13400 S construction2:17 UTA bus line2:51 Athletic complex8:43 Emergency alert test9:44 Spring cleanup soon10:30 Rain barrel discount12:41 End
City Councilmember Steve Shields outlines a plan to extend Herriman Blvd (12600 S.) starting this year and recaps discussions from last night's City Council meeting. We talk about some traffic impacts this coming week for regional sewer projects and give an update on the proposed athletic complex project.Have a question? Leave a comment or email us at communications@herriman.gov and we'll address it in a future edition.0:00 Start0:36 Intro1:47 Herriman Blvd/7300 W extensions5:05 Mowing services contract7:50 Letter of support for broadband10:32 Athletic complex proposal update16:25 Traffic impacts for sewer work19:38 End
Mayor Palmer gives a shout-out to a local educator who was recently honored by the Utah Jazz and the installation of a new bus line that’s coming soon. We talk about the upcoming Spring Cleanup and next week’s mobile staff office for Rep. Owens.0:00 Start0:27 Intro1:51 New UTA bus line3:47 Rep. Owens mobile office5:17 Spring cleanup6:22 Planning Commission approvals7:49 Herriman HS teacher honored9:32 End
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges recognizes several employees recently given awards by the American Public Works Association. We talk more about developer impact fees, about the projects bond, and a concept for mini-flex spaces in commercial zones.
Mayor Palmer commiserates with us all about heavy construction traffic, gives an update on the legislative session, and we talk through a variety of upcoming events.
Mayor Palmer talks about a future Public Works facility, answers a question about impacts from federal government changes, and gives an update on the legislative session. We also mention the upcoming Community Fishing and Senior Paint Class events.
Mayor Palmer briefly talks about a variety of topics, including local state champions, state funding for Bacchus Highway's realignment, the City's need for crossing guards, Senior Bingo, the athletic complex proposal, and a few calendar items to take note of.
City Councilmember Ohrn talks about the impacts of the legislative session, a snapshot of the City's status, the approval of the firework restriction map, the importance of shopping locally, and talks about how impact fees help pay for vital infrastructure.
Mayor Palmer gives an update on the athletic complex proposal, and we briefly discuss the recent demonstration at the city hall, an upcoming 13400 South/Bangerter Highway interruption, and a Localscapes water-smart landscape class.
Mayor Palmer describes a new mural recently donated to the Community Center by Rio Tinto. We answer a question about the athletic complex proposal, provide a quick update on the legislative session, and note that 2025 rodeo tickets will go on sale on Monday, February 3rd.
Mayor Palmer highlights the Friends of Herriman Trails Committee, who was recognized by the City Council this week. We talk about the annual audit and two updates on the Herriman Rose Blvd./Main Street intersection and high-speed fiber-optic internet. Finally, a note on the City maximizing funds for park fertilization.0:00 Start0:40 Intro2:32 Trails Committee recognized4:56 City Manager recognized5:57 Financial audit7:26 Herriman Rose/Main Street8:29 Fiber internet13:57 Park fertilization15:57 End
Mayor Palmer introduces the City's new resident water usage dashboard, talks more about the athletic complex idea and proposed land swaps, and we touch on the Yeti Hunt, Yeti Run registration, and an upcoming blood drive.0:00 Start0:29 Intro1:21 New resident water usage dashboard4:45 Athletic complex10:52 Yeti Hunt11:48 Yeti Run promo code12:53 Blood drive on 1/2113:29 Legislative session notes
City Councilmember Hodges talks about the progressing idea of an athletic field complex in Herriman and what will/won't make it work. We talk about the upcoming annual Yeti Hunt (starts next week!), the new fire station, and the state legislative session.0:00 Start00:44 Intro01:28 Yeti Hunt03:23 Athletic Complex09:32 Fire Station 10311:58 Friends of Herriman presentation14:29 Legislative session17:20 Conclusion
Mayor Palmer highlights fun ways to enjoy the holiday season in Herriman, discusses a UTA bus line coming to the city, and shares updates on the opening of a major section of 6400 West. We answer a question about car seat safety inspections and throw a list of Christmas this-or-that and favorites (and least favorites) at the mayor.
We're catching up on two weeks of City happenings after missing last week's Herrimanology podcast. Mayor Palmer talks about the newly-approved future Commons at Herriman Towne Center business area, how roads will precede homes in Panorama and South Hills, the approval of hiring two new police officers and a capital projects bond, and we answer two resident questions.
Mayor Palmer gives updates on some transportation projects after a recent regional transportation meeting. We go over some reminders about snow removal, mark the calendar for some events coming up, and a few notes on Thanksgiving.
Mayor Palmer talks about a new 3,500-foot section of trail in Juniper Canyon, goes over the upcoming holiday activities in Herriman, and gives an update on a commercial development application by 13400 South and Mountain View Corridor.
City Councilmember Shields talks about developers' updated plans for Herriman's south hillside (Panorama, South Hills, and Rosecrest developments) and the benefits that the community will see as a result of this week's agreements. We also talk about a future project for 6000 West and a progressing idea for an athletic complex.
City Councilmember Hodges talks about what the City has done to increase water quality in your home and recaps the Senior Social. We also talk about Ice Ribbon reservations opening up on the City website, and we touch on a question about future east-west road connections in southeastern Herriman.
Royal Court Pickleball Club manager and head pro Scott Johnston highlights unique features and packages at the club that everyone can enjoy—regardless if you're a beginner, professional, or anywhere in between.Visit them just off Porter Rockwell Blvd. on the southeastern end of Herriman, near Mountain View Corridor.
Mayor Palmer describes the need for a water rate change (and notes that the City understands frustration with the price increase), an update on last night's City Council discussion about the future growth on the south mountainside, notes that 13800 South is now open, and we talk a bit about our go-to Halloween candy.
Mayor Palmer gives an update on the 13800 South opening timeline, a reminder about the increasing water rates approved earlier this year, a few items in preparing for winter, and some fun save-the-dates.
City Councilmember Hodges talks through significant updates from last week's City Council meeting, including a new park, an updated ordinance for accessory vehicle and RV storage, a review of Blackridge Reservoir operations this year, and a zoning change. We also answer a question about Juniper Crest Road.
Mayor Palmer discusses the upcoming long-term closure of 13400 South at Bangerter Highway. He also provides updates on 13800 South, the south hillside development, the Herriman Smiles exhibit happening in October, and the latest on Juniper Canyon.
Mayor Palmer talks about an upcoming fire station replacement project, the updated city hall room rental policy, Expedition Yeti (going on now), the Herriman Howl, the City’s website domain change, and more. As always, send in any question and we’ll answer it next time.
Mayor Palmer talks about a possible UTA bus line through parts of the city, an update on the future development along the south side of Mountain View Corridor in eastern Herriman, an early look at a new commercial business center on 13400 South, and a recap of the City Council's priorities discussion from last night's council meeting.
Mayor Palmer gives some details about the upcoming Children & Youth Theater shows, Expedition Yeti adventure, and the Herriman Howl. Plus, we recap the success of the recent volunteer trail digging event and talk about the upcoming City Council meeting discussion about the Panorama, Rosecrest, and South Hills developments.
City Councilmember Ohrn goes through highlights from the City Council meeting, including a draft plan for emergency response, rental policy and fees for rooms in the city hall, the ongoing conversation about RV storage, public involvement about the Herriman Rose Blvd./Main Street intersection, a brief update from the high-speed internet task force, and an update to the Mountainview Plaza commercial area.
Join Mayor Palmer on this week's Herrimanology as we celebrate the openings of Pizzeria 24, Jamba Juice, and A Lo Maracucho—new spots to enjoy some food in our growing city. Stay informed with the latest construction milestones, including the newly completed connections on 13200 South and 13800 South, and progress on 7300 West and 11800 South. Quick updates on our expanding trail network, and a chance to volunteer at tomorrow's trail digging event. And seniors can mark their calendars for next week's Bingo event!
City Councilmember Henderson recaps the latest Council meeting, covering key topics like a water infrastructure agreement for Herriman's southern hills, special event permits, the streetlight banner program, Planning Commission appointments, and the Wasatch Front Regional Council's transit study. Plus, a reminder to stay safe around stormwater infrastructure during heavy rainstorms.
City Councilmember Hodges highlights Olympic athletes with Herriman ties, gives updates on 13200 South and 11800 South construction projects, reminds us to drive extra cautiously with school starting soon, and a note about keeping storm drains clean with monsoonal thunderstorm season.
Mayor Palmer talks about the Olympic announcement and some thoughts on how Herriman could be involved, we talk introduce a new hillside trail, talk briefly about the July photo contest, and a brief note on safety vs. convenience when it comes to elementary school walking routes.
Mayor Palmer highlights a pair of new commercial sites approved by the Planning Commission and the Senior Pie-oneer Social, and we talk about the citywide parks and recreation photo contest and the recent helicopter emergency landing.
Councilmember Shields recaps the City Council meeting with an update to the City's economic development plan, recognizing D.A.R.E. essay contest winners and the Youth Council, an updated enforcement tool for after-hours construction noise, an update to the City's master water plans, and a note on Juniper Canyon's next trail phase.
We highlight an important City partner—the Herriman Emergency Center. Manager Brittni Clark talks through some of the vital services, educational classes, and key benefits of having a dedicated emergency department right in our community.
In this Herrimanology conversation, Crossing Guard Supervisor Bethany Zeyer, Assistant Coordinator Brittany Lovendahl, and Police Chief Troy Carr dive into the vital work of crossing guards. What they're responsible for, how exactly they keep children safe, and what they REALLY want drivers to know. Also, we're hiring for crossing guards right now! If it sounds like something you want to be a part of, go to herriman.org/apply.
Mayor Palmer gives a grateful shoutout to Unified Fire Authority crews for quickly jumping on a home-threatening field fire. We talk about fireworks laws and safety, an update on 13200 South (and 13400 South), and a quick note on who provides different public services.
In this week's Herrimanology, we ended up being on location at Fort Herriman Towne Days! Mayor Palmer talks about the event, as well as the rules about door-to-door salespersons, how the City Council advocates for residents in other government agency boards, and a few notes on current construction projects.
Mayor Palmer talks about a closure on 13400 South, the City budget's final approval, changes to commercial zoning rules, an update to the South Hills development agreement, and more items from a marathon City Council meeting!
Councilmember Hodges recaps the Rodeo (and his unique apparel), previews Fort Herriman Towne Days, gives props to the summer musical production, and describes why the City invests resources into these events.
Kiddie Academy owner Drashti Kaneria describes the unique educational childcare services that the Kiddie Academy brings to Herriman, as well as special security, dietary, and sanitizing measures to keep children safe. Visit the Kiddie Academy in the Anthem commercial center, just west of Mountain View Corridor and south of 11800 South.We'll feature a Herriman business every quarter on the Herrimanology podcast.
Mayor Palmer talks about the rodeo going on this weekend, congratulates high school graduates, reflects on a heavy week for our community, and discusses the City's capital improvement project list and budget.
Mayor Palmer talks about the City's budgeting principles, a recurring rodeo ticket scam issue, that Main Street is now paved and striped, June event pre-registration info, and we welcome four new businesses.
Mayor Palmer talks about the City's tentative budget (up for final approval in June), a reminder on how property taxes work, approval of some trails projects, and the City's streetlight banner service—all discussions from the City Council meeting. Additionally, we talk about the South Valley Sewer District pipeline project on 11800 South and the upcoming flag retirement event put on by the Herriman High Junior ROTC program.
This week's Herrimanology is all about the award-winning Fort Herriman PRCA Rodeo!Herriman Rodeo Committee Chair Dee Oakeson walks through the new features of this year's event, including a new third night and the jam-packed audience experience. He touches on Herriman's rodeo history and highlights the premiere riders who saddle up on some of the nation's most aggressive stoc
Councilmember Ohrn recaps the City Council meeting, including the City's investment in street pavement maintenance, a discussion about the South Hills master development agreement, the City's participation in chambers of commerce, a recap of the heavy participation in the Spring Cleanup, and a reimbursement for improvements to Herriman Blvd.
Deputy Director of Parks, Recreation, and Events Anthony Teuscher describes the immense work of the Parks Department, shares how the City balances water conservation with maintaining quality parks, and how the City uses residents' help to make sure sprinklers around the City are functioning properly.And sorry about missing last week—we had technical issues!
City Councilmember Henderson describes an upcoming project on a local water source, touches on a Council discussion about issues over the next 10 years, a zoning change, the Police Department's badge presentation ceremony, No Dumb Questions about Juniper Crest Road, and the upcoming Spring Cleanup.
Mayor Palmer explains the future of secondary water in the city, we talk about the upcoming Spring Cleanup, eating local, and upcoming spring events
In this week's Herrimanology, Councilmember Hodges reiterates the causes behind the water price increase, which is now approved and effective October 1. We also discuss a new policy to have more meetings in general City Council meetings instead of work meetings, and talk about some big roads coming in next year in western Herriman.
Mayor Palmer responds to feedback about Blackridge Reservoir changes and the increased parking fines. We highlight Bangerter Highway and Mountain View Corridor projects, and go over the City's ordinance for door-to-door salespeople.
Councilmember Hodges introduces two new businesses and walks through the City Council meeting, including an illegal parking fine increase (from $25 to $100), a new traffic light and a trail, the updated firework restrictions map, and more. And of course, No Dumb Questions.
We dive deeply into the City's water system, more about the likely water fee increase, the water's well-known hardness, water quality questions, and more with Director of Public Works Justun Edwards.
Herriman residents Tiffany and Jeremy Isbell give the back story behind their sporting goods business and their unique offerings tailored to the Herriman community. Visit them in the Academy Village area, just off Mountain View Corridor at Real Vista Drive!We'll feature a Herriman business every quarter on the Herrimanology podcast.
Councilmember Hodges talks about the City Council's preliminary discussions about increased water prices, the approval of the Blackridge parking fee program, several community recognitions, and more.
Mayor Palmer recaps the City Council's discussion about the City budget, including some of the revenue-versus-expense challenges the City is facing. And brand-new Panda Express has opened their doors, the Ice Ribbon is closing for the season, and a major trails/park open house next week.
What’s the Panorama development? Why is the City reviewing the application for this or any development when there’s already been so much growth? How is highway infrastructure going to improve?City Councilmember Jared Henderson joins Herrimanology this week to help answer these questions and recap last night’s Valentine’s Day City Council meeting. Meeting topics include:• A discussion about the City's animal code• Herriman High's Junior ROTC community service project• Voting action on the City's annexation plan amendment an update to a couple fees
• Planning Commission meeting summary: new pickleball facility, annexation policy update• Possible legislation involving U.T.A. and transit in our area• Blackridge Reservoir parking changes and fine increase• Spring cleanup program is in the plan again• Miss Herriman Daddy-Daughter Dance• And why not—Super Bowl picks
Mayor Palmer gives a quick update on the City's efforts as we work with the legislature, highlights two upcoming community events with the State of Utah and Miss Herriman, and we discuss the new elementary school near Mountain Ridge High.
Councilmember Sherrie Ohrn talks through several things the City Council is considering to mitigate issues around Blackridge Reservoir in the summer months, an increase to the City's fine for illegal parking, recognition of outstanding community members and voting action from the City Council meeting, and a discussion about the Rodeo and updated ticket prices.
In this week's Herrimanology, Mayor Palmer responds to common questions about residential housing density and dips into the legislative session. We also see the first evidence of work on the future Mountain View Corridor freeway near 13400 South and the Mayor answers a question about the new animal shelter.
We've revamped the Herrimanology podcast this year. Shorter episodes (for modern attention spans), and we'll check in about once a week. We'll talk about whatever is relevant this week, try to answer your questions, and bring some insight on multiple topics.Find it on YouTube, Herriman City social media, and major podcast platforms.If you have any questions about government (there are no dumb questions!), leave a comment and we'll try to answer some in next week's episode.This week with Mayor Palmer:-A new snowplow tracking map! And resident-named snowplows-The new snow street parking ordinance-City Council meeting recap, including the Columbus Adult Education Center, water quality discussion, and a commercial area amendment for hotel height
Why doesn't the City bring in more businesses? Are there any plans for businesses? What has come into Herriman recently?These are common questions residents ask. Community Development Director Blake Thomas and Economic Development Coordinator Sandra Llewellyn give the answers and describe Herriman's vision for the future.
A first-of-its-kind approach to higher education—right here in our back yard. Salt Lake Community College and the University of Utah are leveraging their partnership to benefit students in Herriman and the other southwestern Salt Lake Valley communities, bringing a high-caliber education closer to home and making it more convenient than ever before.Jason Pickavance of SLCC and Chase Hagood of the U of U give insight on the project, what the partnership means, and what's coming in the future.We also review the recent law enforcement property tax change, asphalt resurfacing, and upcoming events in the community.
City Councilmembers Jared Henderson and Steven Shields join to discuss the proposed property tax increase for the Herriman City Safety Enforcement Area (HCSEA). We talk about the history behind the HCSEA (including the separation from the Unified Police Department and formation of the Herriman Police Department), the reasoning behind a tax increase, how much taxes would go up, and much more. A Truth in Taxation public hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 22, 2023.
Public Works Director Justun Edwards and Water Conservation Coordinator David Kruse discuss the state's ongoing drought, including the governor's state of emergency declaration. We discuss current reservoir levels, the water status compared to last year, and how the drought affects Herriman residents.
We introduce the new Community Services civilian unit in the Herriman Police Department, which provides code enforcement and parking enforcement for Herriman. We discuss how the unit works, the "why" behind it all, and dispell rumors
Mayor Palmer and Assistant City Manager Tami Moody discuss the progress of legislative bills in the last couple weeks of the 2022 Utah state legislative session.
We introduce the new Herriman City Mayor, Lorin Palmer. We then discuss the legislative session, including Herriman City's priorities and the highlights of the session's first week.
As winter approaches, we bring in Herriman City Streets Department manager Ed Blackett and HPD Sergeant Greg Shaver to talk about snow plowing, road priorities, parking issues, safe driving tips, and more.
City Engineer Jonathan Bowers and Herriman Police Commander Brian Weidmer explain the process, reasoning, requirements, and details behind Safe Walk Routes. Safe Walk Routes are designated routes for elementary school-aged children to safely walk from home to school.
City Councilmembers Steven Shields and Clint Smith describe the current situation around the Olympia Hills development that has been approved and entitled by Salt Lake County. Herriman City is currently engaging the developer to explore potential annexation of the area into Herriman City boundaries.
The state of Utah is in a drought this year. We explain the situation as it pertains to Herriman, discuss what Herriman City is doing to conserve water, and identify a few ideas for residents to do their part to preserve our most precious resource. Joining the show are City Councilmember Sherrie Ohrn (who serves on the board of the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District) Public Works Director Justun Edwards, and Deputy Director of Parks, Recreation, and Events Anthony Teuscher.
Welcome to Herrimanology: the official podcast for Herriman City, Utah. In this episode, we talk with Planning Commission Chair Chris Berbert and Planning Director Michael Maloy.
We discuss the General Plan, including the what, why, background, process, and the current draft that's available for public review.
We have community meetings throughout the second half of April. See www.herriman.org/general-plan for more details.
Welcome to Herrimanology: the official podcast for Herriman City, Utah. In this episode, we talk with Chris Bleak, who serves as Herriman City's lobbyist. Chris discusses the 2021 Utah State legislative session and how various types of bills affect Herriman residents.
We also discuss upcoming calendar items like Hungry Herriman, the General Plan community meetings, and the Memorial Day breakfast and ceremony.