Topics getting the most attention in South Jordan City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
12 issues in general
South Jordan is shutting down its local justice court, so if you have any pending legal business, you'll need to head to a different location. Make sure to check the city’s website ASAP to find your new court venue so you don't accidentally miss a hearing.
Golfers, rejoice! South Jordan is buying the local golf course to stop it from becoming more houses. This means the greens will stay green, at least for now.
Two former South Jordan city employees are being investigated by the feds for allegedly helping someone avoid federal immigration authorities. The city is fully cooperating with the investigation.
South Jordan just passed a new ordinance banning camping. Critics are worried this isn't a real solution to homelessness, but just a way to make the problem disappear from view by pushing people out.
A deadly house explosion in South Jordan was caused by an old gas pipe, according to an NTSB report. This raises serious concerns about the safety of aging infrastructure throughout the city.
Get ready, South Jordan and Herriman! Your cities could soon be home to their very first bars. It looks like this decision might be moving forward, even if residents aren't totally on board.
South Jordan is rolling out its master plan for future growth and development. This plan will shape the city's look and feel for years to come, so it's worth knowing how it might impact your area.
South Jordan is getting serious about speeding! They're rolling out a new initiative with more police patrols, so be ready to slow down or face a ticket.
South Jordan just annexed a massive 2,200 acres, aiming to replicate the success of nearby Daybreak. However, don't expect any new developments to pop up overnight, as construction is still a ways off.
South Jordan is planning a massive annexation, bringing 2,200 acres of mining land into the city limits. This move could dramatically reshape the area, potentially paving the way for new development and services.
South Jordan is joining a new renewable energy program that adds $4 to your monthly power bill starting next year. You'll need to watch your mail for an opt-out notice if you want to avoid the charge before the $30 penalty kicks in later.
South Jordan is teaming up with a nonprofit to fight a massive federal immigration detention center coming to the area. They’re worried the project will wreck the local environment and put way too much pressure on our existing roads and utilities.