City Councilmember Teddy Hodges talks about the City's budgeting process, community events going on this month, the Midas Creek Trail opening, a repaired secondary water part, Chief Stromberg's ceremonial oath of office and badge pinning, and an explanation for 13400 South's lane closures.

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0:00 Start

0:38 Intro

1:07 Rodeo this weekend

2:43 Memorial Day recap

5:29 Towne Days

8:37 City budget

14:49 Chief Stromberg oath, badge pinning

16:57 External ADUs

18:54 Midas Creek Trail ribbon cutting

21:16 Secondary water repair

23:23 13400 S. lane closures

26:25 Wrapup

City Councilmember Terrah Anderson talks about the appointment of new Chief of Police Cody Stromberg, this week's secondary water availability, the drought and water conservation, the Rosecrest pipeline project, and the City's approved tentative budget.

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0:00 Start

0:31 Intro

1:17 Secondary water

2:26 Drought conditions and conservation

4:20 Youth Council applications

5:49 Rodeo ticket prices increase soon

7:16 Rosecrest pipeline project

10:10 Su Casa Market ribbon cutting

11:50 Chief Cody Stromberg

13:49 Tentative budget approved

15:42 Police awards banquet

18:23 Wrapup

This week's Herrimanology edition is all about our Fort Herriman Rodeo. We're proud of it, a lot of people have put in countless hours toward it, and we're looking forward to enjoying it in three weeks. Rodeo Committee Chair Dee Oakeson joins to talk about this year's lineup, the environment and experience, and everything to get excited about.

Also, don't buy tickets from anywhere except our website, HerrimanRodeo.com! Resale prices on other sites are usually greatly overpriced if they're even legitimate. And don't contact anyone trying to sell them in our comment sections. There are a lot of bots or fake accounts trying to scam people out of money.

0:00 Start

0:33 Intro

1:08 Tickets are actually going fast

2:05 Great stock contractor

4:16 Butterfield family donation

6:24 What to expect

7:11 World-class riders

7:50 The annual rodeo season

8:40 Always improving

10:21 Volunteers

11:32 Ticket information

12:02 Beware of scams

13:34 Daily themes

14:27 20 years of pro rodeo

16:06 Wrapup

Mayor Palmer talks about four new businesses that opened recently and a groundbreaking for Life Time's athletic country club. We talk about recent phishing/scam emails impersonating the City, backflow preventer inspections, and next week's Tree Time.

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0:00 Start

0:30 Intro

1:48 4 new businesses opened

3:38 Life Time groundbreaking

4:48 Phishing/scam emails and texts

8:38 Backflow preventer inspections

12:27 Tree Time

13:50 Wrapup

Mayor Palmer talks about important collaboration with other city leaders and we talk about this month's rain barrel program, some construction updates, and several upcoming events.

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0:00 Start

0:39 Intro

1:38 City conferences

3:50 Rain barrel program

6:39 Water source change this week

7:30 Hungry Herriman

7:57 American Mosaic

8:48 Friends of Herriman events

12:27 Construction updates

14:42 Wrapup

City Councilmember Teddy Hodges talks about a newly updated firework restriction map, grant funding for community groups, construction on Herriman Blvd. and Mountain View Corridor at Real Vista Dr., and several upcoming City and Friends of Herriman events.

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0:00 Start

0:33 Intro

1:23 Firework restriction map

4:22 Grant funding awarded

5:44 Herriman Blvd. extension

7:33 Capital improvement plan

10:29 Senior Bingo

11:37 Police chief candidates open house

14:19 Friends of Herriman events

16:37 Real Vista Dr./Mountain View construction

17:56 Wrapup

We're catching up on two weeks of news in today's Herrimanology. City Councilmember Matt Basham talks about the state's water situation, an online dashboard to track your home's water use, and last week's tour of the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District's 100-million-gallon tank. We also talk about the newly updated transportation master plan, an update on the Herriman Rose Blvd. conversation, and we welcome three new businesses with ribbon cuttings.

0:00 Start

0:44 Intro

1:56 Jordan Valley Water tank tour

3:42 Water source transition next month

5:23 Air bubbles in water

6:06 Resident water dashboard

7:41 Smarter water use

10:08 Our state's water situation

12:01 Transportation master plan updated

15:17 Herriman Rose Blvd. intersection

17:21 Utah Veterinary Emergency Center ribbon cutting

18:40 Salt City Tacos ribbon cutting

19:36 Herriman Pet Vet ribbon cutting

20:45 Secondary water timeline

21:33 Wrapup

Mayor Palmer joins for a reminder of driving laws at different types of crosswalks. We also celebrate a new restaurant announcement, preview tonight's Localscapes class, and talk a bit about March Madness.

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0:00 Start

0:40 Intro

2:18 Crosswalk types and laws

5:15 Café Sabor announced

6:36 Toscano progress

7:59 Traffic signal coming near Commons at HTC

8:41 Localscapes Class

10:15 Community Garden info drop

11:11 Wrapup

City Councilmember Teddy Hodges updates on several of last night's meeting items, including Juniper Crest Road landscaping, lots of road project funding from the state, upcoming garbage and recycling service changes, and a report from the South Valley Chamber of Commerce on their local activity in 2025.

We also talk about next week's free Localscapes class at the city hall by the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District and this Saturday's Friends of Herriman Trails movie night fundraiser.

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0:00 Start

0:33 Intro

2:03 South Valley Chamber of Commerce presentation

3:29 State funding for future roads

5:03 Juniper Crest Road landscaping

8:25 Garbage and recycling services

10:18 Hotel progress and business growth

12:19 Trails movie night fundraiser

14:01 Localscapes class

18:38 Wrapup

Mayor Palmer recaps the legislative session and its impacts to the city. We talk about Friends of Herriman events this weekend, celebrate two new businesses, and welcome (sort of) construction season.

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0:00 Start

0:27 Intro

0:57 Legislative session wrapping up

4:57 Community performances

7:41 Welcome Discount Tire and Herriman Carnitas

8:42 Construction season approaching

11:53 Wrapup