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West Jordan · issues
Topics getting the most attention in West Jordan City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
West Jordan is facing heat from residents who feel the city is intentionally ignoring Pride Month. It’s sparking a bigger debate about whether the city’s official recognition policies are inclusive enough for all its citizens.
West Jordan's air quality is still a problem, even though the state avoided a worse federal designation. This means we might still lose out on funding if things don't improve.
West Jordan is finally ditching its old, weird dancing rules! Get ready for more freedom to dance without strange curfews or lighting restrictions.
West Jordan's big plan to get homeless folks into treatment is hitting a wall. The idea for a huge campus got axed because of cash problems and worries about people's rights, showing just how tricky solving homelessness really is.
A streetlamp project in West Jordan went sideways, busting a water line and shutting down a road. Get ready for some traffic headaches and potential detours.
West Jordan is now allowing short-term rentals, joining other Utah cities. This move comes as the state figures out how to regulate these types of rentals, so expect more news on this topic.
West Jordan wants more landlords to join their "Good Landlord Program." It's designed to improve relationships between renters and property owners, but it needs more participation to be effective.
West Jordan is considering a street name change to 'Eli Mitchell Way.' This could affect local residents and businesses if their addresses change.
West Jordan city employees, your retirement money is moving! The city just signed a deal with Nationwide to handle your 401(a) and 457(b) plans. Keep an eye out for updates on how this change affects your nest egg.
West Jordan’s City Council just passed a formal resolution standing against racial inequality. It’s a symbolic move meant to signal that the city is finally prioritizing inclusivity in its future policies.