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City Hall marching West Jordan into the future

Jan 09, 2019 ● By Erin Dixon

In 2019, city council will define the new position of the mayor and assisting positions. In addition, many plans for residential and business developments are moving forward.

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New electric vehicle charging station in West Jordan

Dec 17, 2018 ● By Erin Dixon

West Jordan Public Works opened the first city owned electric vehicle charging station.

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Wild West Jordan Playground is no more; new structure to be built

Dec 11, 2018 ● By Erin Dixon

Wild West Jordan playground was demolished mid-November. A new structure is being planned for opening late Spring 2019.

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New electric vehicle charging station in West Jordan

Dec 03, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

West Jordan Public Works opened the first city owned electric vehicle charging station.

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Ken Wallentine is new West Jordan police chief

Nov 20, 2018 ● By Erin Dixon

It’s part of the family tradition. Ken Wallentine, from a family of law enforcement, now leads the West Jordan police force.

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West Jordan solid waste fee increases to $16/month

Nov 08, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

After extensive debate and research, West Jordan City Council approved the solid waste increase to $16 a month per household.

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What’s the issue? Previewing November’s ballot

Oct 17, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

General Election voting will be on Nov. 6. Make sure to be informed and make your voice heard!

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West Jordan Cultural Arts Center construction delayed

Sep 21, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Ground was broken for the West Jordan Cultural Arts Center in November 2017.

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Officials look for solutions to housing shortage

Sep 13, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

With costs rising in Salt Lake County, what are some solutions for people to pursue.

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Artwork raising awareness, appreciation of Jordan River

Sep 07, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

The Jordan River is often overlooked as a natural asset of the Salt Lake Valley, but one local nonprofit is working to raise awareness among the community’s youth.

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