Utah Record
Herriman City
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W. Brett Henderson

Council Member2020–2024

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At a glance

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Term ending Jan 2, 2024.

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Top issues during term (13)

high↓Oct 2020[0]

city manager termination

The city may incur costs for severance pay, legal fees, or a search for a new city manager.

medium→Dec 2023[0]

migration impact

Your taxes might go up to handle the extra costs for schools and services.

medium↓Nov 2022[0]

police shooting

No direct financial impact mentioned, but investigations can be costly.

medium↓Dec 2023[0]

school district resource allocation

Expect to see local tax dollars stretched thin as the district rushes to hire more staff and buy extra supplies to accommodate the new students.

high→Mar 2021[0]

development impact

The Olympia Hills development could increase city budget due to infrastructure and service expansion, potentially leading to higher taxes for residents.

medium→Feb 2020[0]

police incident

The city may incur costs for the replacement of the police dog and potential legal or liability expenses.

medium↓Aug 2023[0]

trail construction

No direct financial impact identified

medium→Dec 2023[0]

migration and education

This issue may increase the city budget due to the need for additional school resources and facilities.

medium→Aug 2023[0]

public health warning

This could cost the city money for water treatment or warning signs.

medium↓Aug 2023[0]

public health concern

This could cost the city money for testing and treatment if the leeches pose a health risk.

medium→Nov 2023[0]

election information

No direct financial impact identified

medium↓Aug 2023[0]

education development

This could increase the city budget due to infrastructure and operational costs, potentially leading to higher taxes for residents.

medium↓Aug 2021[0]

flood damage liability

The homeowner could get a payout if the city changes its tune, but taxpayers might have to foot the bill if the city's legal protections get weakened.

Decisions during term (0)

Recorded while Henderson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

No decisions found.