South Jordan rates its own pavement 84.6 out of 100 and calls the network sound. Its residents rate surface maintenance 68% against the city's own 80% standard — and next year's budget asks for 68% again.
More than 5,000 district students were expected at the 9/11 Project in South Jordan before it closed Sept. 14.
SOUTH JORDAN — Students from Jordan School District toured the 9/11 Project, an immersive exhibit on the history and lessons of Sept. 11 hosted by the Major Brent Taylor Foundation at the Bastian Agricultural Center in South Jordan, the district said [1].
The Herriman High School choir's "New Beginnings" cabaret featured three ensembles, from Fleetwood Mac to festival contest music.
HERRIMAN — The Herriman High School choir hosted a cabaret night titled "New Beginnings," with three of its ensembles performing a program that ran from Fleetwood Mac to the music the groups will take into competition, the district said.
The Draper City Planning Commission approved four requests and continued one at its Sept. 24, 2026 meeting, according to the city's posted meeting recap [1].
The request would change the parcel's zoning from single-family residential to business and manufacturing park, with a matching land use change.
DRAPER — A single-family residential property at 267 W. 11915 S. would be rezoned for business and manufacturing park uses under an application the Planning Commission will hear next month.
The applicant is seeking a conditional use permit to run a home office installing home and business technology systems on Redberry Road.
DRAPER — A technology installation business is asking Draper for permission to run a home office out of a Redberry Road residence, a request that goes before the Planning Commission next month.
A zoning text amendment would rewrite signage standards across the KMAC-CSD; the council hearing is Oct. 6.
DRAPER — Signage standards inside the Karl Malone Auto Center Commercial Special District would be amended under a zoning text amendment request headed to the City Council, according to a public hearing notice [1].
The commercial center at 12896 S. Pony Express Rd. is seeking a parking reduction; the Planning Commission hears it Oct. 8.
DRAPER — A commercial business center on Pony Express Road is seeking a parking reduction, and the Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider the request, the city's notice states [1].
Four lots inside Draper's TOD area would be reconfigured under a request to support future multiple-family residential development, the notice states.
DRAPER — Lot lines inside Draper's TOD area would be redrawn under a request the Planning Commission will take up next month, according to a public hearing notice [1].
The trailhead near 6602 W Wide Hollow Drive adds parking for about 70 vehicles, a restroom and a new route onto the Bonneville Shoreline Trail.
HERRIMAN — Herriman City has opened the Wide Hollow Trailhead near 6602 W Wide Hollow Drive, adding a new access point to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in the city's southern hills, the city said [1].
About 73,000 square feet of median grass was replaced and irrigation switched to drip, a change expected to cut water use 30 percent.
HERRIMAN — A landscaping project along Main Street replaced about 73,000 square feet of grass in the roadway medians with water-efficient rock mulch planter beds and upgraded the corridor's irrigation from traditional spray irrigation to drip irrigation, the city said [1].
On October 3 at approximately 1:21 PM, a black Dodge Journey was traveling northbound on I-15 near 10800 South in lane #4 when it began to slow down due to ... Read More
[Public Safety Messages] In the October 2026 Public Safety Message, Riverton reminds residents to ride electric scooters, bikes and motorcycles safely, know the laws and wear a helmet.
A motorcyclist is dead after being involved in a crash with two vehicles Saturday afternoon in Draper. Interstate 15 briefly had multiple lane closures but has since reopened.