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Mayors release joint-statement opposing plan for "Olympia" development

Jun 05, 2018 ● By Travis Barton

Mayors from West Jordan, Herriman, Riverton and Copperton are opposed to a planned 8,765 unit development in the southwestern part of the valley.

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Copper Rim development plan confirmed

Jun 05, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

A new concept plan was approved by city council on May 9. Construction includes new residential and commercial zones.

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West Jordan has new economic development director

Jun 05, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

Kent G. Andersen is the new economic development director for West Jordan City.

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Federal money funds helping West Jordan residents

May 21, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

Federal money is allocated each year to help West Jordan nonprofits and charities.

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Trend of waiving fees continues

May 21, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

The West Jordan City Council plans to continue waiving fees to organizations who provide services to the city in return.

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Water conservation necessary as county population grows

May 21, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

The Jordan Valley Water Conservation district, the source of West Jordan’s water, is aiming for a 25 percent decrease in usage by 2025.

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The recycling business is changing

May 07, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

The rules of recycling are changing, both locally and globally.

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When the landfill is full, where will your garbage go?

May 07, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

The landfill for West Jordan’s waste is filling up, with less than two decades left until it reaches capacity.

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Council fee waiving trend continues—for now

Apr 10, 2018

West Jordan waives fees for two nonprofits in West Jordan: a youth baseball league and a school foundation.

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Understanding elected official compensation in the wake of pay raise controversy

Apr 04, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

A recent controversy surrounding a mayor giving himself a raise highlights the fact that not many people understand elected official compensation.

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