Mayor Palmer commiserates with us all about heavy construction traffic, gives an update on the legislative session, and we talk through a variety of upcoming events.

Mayor Palmer talks about a future Public Works facility, answers a question about impacts from federal government changes, and gives an update on the legislative session. We also mention the upcoming Community Fishing and Senior Paint Class events.

Mayor Palmer briefly talks about a variety of topics, including local state champions, state funding for Bacchus Highway's realignment, the City's need for crossing guards, Senior Bingo, the athletic complex proposal, and a few calendar items to take note of.

City Councilmember Ohrn talks about the impacts of the legislative session, a snapshot of the City's status, the approval of the firework restriction map, the importance of shopping locally, and talks about how impact fees help pay for vital infrastructure.

Mayor Palmer gives an update on the athletic complex proposal, and we briefly discuss the recent demonstration at the city hall, an upcoming 13400 South/Bangerter Highway interruption, and a Localscapes water-smart landscape class.

Mayor Palmer describes a new mural recently donated to the Community Center by Rio Tinto. We answer a question about the athletic complex proposal, provide a quick update on the legislative session, and note that 2025 rodeo tickets will go on sale on Monday, February 3rd.

Mayor Palmer highlights the Friends of Herriman Trails Committee, who was recognized by the City Council this week. We talk about the annual audit and two updates on the Herriman Rose Blvd./Main Street intersection and high-speed fiber-optic internet. Finally, a note on the City maximizing funds for park fertilization.

0:00 Start

0:40 Intro

2:32 Trails Committee recognized

4:56 City Manager recognized

5:57 Financial audit

7:26 Herriman Rose/Main Street

8:29 Fiber internet

13:57 Park fertilization

15:57 End

Mayor Palmer introduces the City's new resident water usage dashboard, talks more about the athletic complex idea and proposed land swaps, and we touch on the Yeti Hunt, Yeti Run registration, and an upcoming blood drive.

0:00 Start

0:29 Intro

1:21 New resident water usage dashboard

4:45 Athletic complex

10:52 Yeti Hunt

11:48 Yeti Run promo code

12:53 Blood drive on 1/21

13:29 Legislative session notes

City Councilmember Hodges talks about the progressing idea of an athletic field complex in Herriman and what will/won't make it work. We talk about the upcoming annual Yeti Hunt (starts next week!), the new fire station, and the state legislative session.

0:00 Start

00:44 Intro

01:28 Yeti Hunt

03:23 Athletic Complex

09:32 Fire Station 103

11:58 Friends of Herriman presentation

14:29 Legislative session

17:20 Conclusion

Mayor Palmer highlights fun ways to enjoy the holiday season in Herriman, discusses a UTA bus line coming to the city, and shares updates on the opening of a major section of 6400 West. We answer a question about car seat safety inspections and throw a list of Christmas this-or-that and favorites (and least favorites) at the mayor.