Jared Henderson
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Jared Henderson's platform appears to center on the critical issue of managing growth and development within Herriman. This suggests a focus on sustainable expansion and ensuring that the city's development aligns with the community's needs and character.
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Campaign promises (1)
- developmentFocus on managing growth and development within Herriman.Related votes
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- Meetings spoken in
- 35
- Total speaking time
- 4:52:23
- Avg per meeting
- 8:21
- Segments
- 7542
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District 1 Council Member Jared Henderson on the recordAI-generated · 8 meetingsCouncil Member Jared Henderson has consistently focused on fiscal oversight and infrastructure development, most notably leading the city's process to withdraw from the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District. He has played a key role in budget management, including initiating steps to exceed the certified tax rate and approving the tentative biannual budget, while simultaneously championing local infrastructure projects such as the 6000 West Widening Project. Furthermore, Henderson has demonstrated a commitment to procedural efficiency and structured financial planning, advocating for organized annual grant funding over ad hoc requests and formalizing personnel appeals processes.
Top issues during term (20)
Food Truck Commissaries and Commercial Zone Flexibility
Encourages local economic growth and commercial development tax bases.
Olympia Master Development Agreement Amendment
Total reimbursement obligations exceed $8 million, partially offset by state grants and developer buy-ins.
Roadway Infrastructure Improvements
The land purchase for 12600 South is over $2 million, fully reimbursed by corridor preservation funds.
Streamlining Seasonal Outdoor Sales Regulations
Reduces permitting fees and administrative workload for local businesses and city staff.
Proposed Property Tax Increase
Generates $512,970 in additional tax revenue, costing the owner of a $640,000 primary residence an estimated $25.70 annually.
Fiscal Health & Budget Planning
Generates an additional $205,560 in revenue, costing the owner of a $652,000 home about $10.76 annually.
Fiscal Year 2027 and 2028 Budget
Sets city tax levies and operating expenditures totaling millions across general and special funds for the next two fiscal years.
Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Minimal direct fiscal impact on the city, though property owners may incur construction and utility connection costs.
Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
Pauses approximately $28,000,000 in projected future water bonding.
Property Tax Increase for Police Services
Adds about $25.70 annually for an average $640,000 residential property and $46.72 for a commercial property of equal value.
Fire Service Area Property Tax Increase
Generates $205,560 in additional property tax revenue, translating to an estimated yearly increase of $11.62 for a primary residence valued at $640,000 and $21.12 for a commercial property of the same value.
Capital Improvement Projects Update
The project is a city-funded capital improvement.
Teton Commercial Project Land Use
The parking limitations may impact the revenue potential of the event center until additional parking is constructed.
FY2027/2028 Departmental Budgets
Allocates over $26 million for capital projects and proposes cost-of-living adjustments and new staff positions.
Commercial Development in Copper View Plaza
Tenant businesses report 5% to 10% sales declines.
Establishment of R-1-6 and R-1-8 Residential Zones
Expands housing options and tax base through structured infill development.
South Hills Water Infrastructure
The proposal aims to improve wireless coverage, which could support local business growth.
Extra Space Storage Access
The city may need to allocate funds for gate modifications, with estimates previously cited around $30,000.
Gina Road Rezoning Request
Property value and tax assessment changes may occur following the higher-density rezone.
Moved or seconded (3)
Motions Henderson personally put forward or seconded. Attribution comes from the minutes; where the minutes name somebody we cannot match to the roster we leave it out rather than guess, so this is a floor, not a total.
- movedpassed2025-08-13
Trustee Jared Henderson moved to approve Resolution Number R25-04 adopting a tax rate of 0.001440 and levying taxes upon all real and personal property within the Herriman City Saf…
- secondedpassed2025-06-11
Motion for the review and outline of the finalization process to approve the June 11, 2025 Herriman City Safety Enforcement Area Meeting minutes
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-04-23
Review and consider a resolution to amend the Creek Ridge Master Development Agreement for ±300.00 acres located generally southwest of 11800 South and 6400 West to (1) remove ±25.06 acres of property located approximately at 12160 S 6400 West, (2) reduce the minimum required
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
Decisions during term (395)
Recorded while Henderson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Agenda Approval
UDOT Cooperative Maintenance Agreement for Shared Use Path
Utah Affordable Housing Infrastructure Grant Fund Disbursement Agreement
Consideration of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Salt Lake County for the installation of a Fire Flasher Warning Signal for Fire Station 103 – Justun Edwards, Director of Public Works
Consideration of a Resolution amending the Job Classification and Salary Plan to change a position title within the Planning department – Kyle Maurer, Director of Finance and Administrative Services
Approval of a Resolution adopting the 2027 Annual Meeting Schedule for Herriman City Council, Planning Commission and Youth Council – Jackie Nostrom, Deputy Director of Administrative Services/City Recorder
Approval of the September 9, 2026 City Council meeting minutes
Zoning Map Amendment for 7162 W Gina Road
Amend Chapter 10-10 to Establish R-1-6 and R-1-8 Residential Zones
Amend Olympia Master Development Agreement
Approval of Minutes for the September 02, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting
Adjournment
Approval of Consent Agenda
Amendment to Title 10 regarding Commissaries and Outdoor Retail
Affordable Housing Infrastructure Grant Agreement
Approval of the August 26, 2026 City Council meeting minutes
Approval of August 19, 2026 Planning Commission Minutes
Preliminary Subdivision Plat for 5175 W Herriman Main Street (File S2026-120)
Approval of Minutes for the August 19, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting
Voting record (377)
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